Watching Coco (2017) FOR THE FIRST TIME!! || Movie Reaction!

Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Once again I have seen this movie, but do not remember anything about it. I explain it in the intro, as well was a little ill so sorry if my voice is extra raspy in this one haha. Next up will be Hercules and other surprise movies!
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[@nickflix8657]

Hey everyone hope you enjoyed the reaction! Next up will be Hercules!

[@SebHighDef]

guess hook is never gonna happen? :P

[@nickflix8657]

It is, just not as soon as I planned on before.

[@foodislife479]

@@nickflix8657 Please #react to: "THE WILLOUGHBYS" its an awesome heartwarming-adventure filled animated movie!!!

[@foodislife479]

@@nickflix8657 please #react to : "THE MAGIC SWORD: QUEST FOR CAMELOT" Please!!! THE SONGS ARE AWESOME!!!

[@thecyborggamexox6746]

Can I just say you’re my favorite person to watch on KZbin! It makes my day when you upload

[@hummus_exual]

To whoever bothered Nick for being emotional and empathetic, come here, I just wanna talk 💁‍♂️🔪

[@Hunlover123601]

same. 😊😊😊😊💥💥💥

[@fd3]

Probably some toxic masculinity guy who drinks beer and watches football all the time

[@gabriellemanning5415]

Me too 😃😌😊🔫🗡🔪

[@kamshamaharaj1138]

I know right! Let him feel his feelings in peace!

[@nickmanzo8459]

I don’t bother him about it, I do bust his chops, but the truth is, I love him getting emotional.

[@QueenCloveroftheice]

Ignore the people who are bothering you for getting teary-eyed at the movies. Emotion is a beautiful thing, and I’m an advocate for men expressing their emotions without shame. Your honest emotional reactions is what made me subscribe ^_^

[@DaniG-ex3vf]

Yeah! Let's be honest, we all come back here to see Nick get emotional and this film is the mothership.

[@jessicalukram74]

There is nothing wrong with crying let all your emotions out 🧡

[@erinnadia0409]

Yes! I enjoy watching you for this reason. I love seeing how a film can effect you in such a way, I'm the same

[@eveweiss5543]

it's actually one of the things that draws me to his channel because everyone else tries to push down any emotion and its truly refreshing to see him be genuine

[@DanielSelk]

REAL men have a heart, and the heart can be soft =)

[@Nightlady0228]

Little note. The creator confirmed once that Hector wrote “Un poco loco” for Imelda. She and Hector were the original duet, which is why he tells Miguel “that’s a song!” when he picks that one over remember me for the contest. Because at least the memory of THAT song wasn’t completely defiled by Ernesto

[@the_person_in_the_photo]

Wow, that's both sad and cute.

[@theblackndsage8555]

i'm curious, if Miguel knew "un poco loco", Hector wrote it, Ernesto never sung it, and the family isn't fond with music, how did Miguel even know about it?

[@andreaprochowski4717]

@@theblackndsage8555 Well I'm guessing that Ernesto did steal and sing it like the other songs, but he was probably too self-centered for it be a duet and sang it as a solo, removing the value of it being the feelings shared by two people. Or at least that's my guess.

[@Flip-a-dip-dip]

Kind of weird how she didn’t recognize it when she was looking for him. Maybe she just hates music so much that she tuned it out?

[@Nightlady0228]

@@Flip-a-dip-dip She seems the kind to have laser focus and still hated music by that point of the movie, so yeah, my guess is her mind was so full of finding Miguel and she was so used to perceiving music as nothing more than meaningless noice back then, she honestly didn’t hear it

[@keavabonner1625]

Please don’t feel like you need to explain any emotional response you have to any movie. People will project their toxicity onto others. A lot of people believe that men/boys shouldn't cry or show emotions. Men are people & people have emotions. Damn stupid toxic gender norms

[@marii_lilmonsta]

💯

[@kateiannacone2698]

Listen, crying is healthy. Feel your feelings, and don't let other people tell you how to feel or how to express your feelings. Empathy is a powerful strength.

[@vixiestarfire]

There’s something about crying over a good movie scene that’s very cathartic for me ☺️ my mom can’t say the same because she gets a headache 😆 I finally got her to watch The Princess and the Frog and the funeral scene got her good, she kept saying she hates me for doing this to her whenever she cries 😂

[@jessicalukram74]

So true

[@TheFrecklish]

@@vixiestarfire man, do I relate to your mother 😆 I get the most awful headaches eveytime I cry. But I still love watching sad movies lol

[@tonatiuhnino3711]

As a Mexican-American, this movie made me cry like a baby and I don't usually cry in movies.

[@neontyler6663]

Same.. samee

[@julialeslie692]

My fiancé is from Mexico and he hasn't seen his family in 15 years. We saw the movie multiple times in theaters and cried every time 😭 I can't imagine

[@ericktellez7632]

@@julialeslie692 If I may, what was your parents reaction when you told them you were dating a mexican?

[@julialeslie692]

@@ericktellez7632 my father actually passed away when I was 14, but my mom and siblings fell in love with him so quickly that it was less of a reaction and more of an acceptance. I'm extremely lucky that in Indiana he was accepted as family by everyone from the beginning, and they also love learning about his family and culture. (and I couldn't ask for better in-laws. I haven't met his mom in person but hopefully we'll get to visit them soon after the wedding and pandemic)

[@camin7307]

As a Mexican Same......

[@xerneayggdrasil2160]

Honestly I adore how emotional you get over the movies; you seem super empathetic and the fact that the emotions of the movies hit you as hard as they do makes me keep coming back to watch more of your reactions!!

[@cynthiaoliveira-souza]

exactly!!!!

[@carolinejustine3401]

Yes, absolutely!!

[@lolroque]

Completely agree! I love his shining eyes!

[@talyasindel]

💯

[@4evermaria]

right like it’s so cute and genuine

[@hayleyrummel4274]

Even if you were crying the entire movie it just means you really connect with it! I don't see why it bothers some people!

[@Jirodyne]

Most likely it's cause those people want to just watch the movie for free, and not actually here to see his reaction.

[@alexglass2927]

Exactly!!!

[@kateiannacone2698]

"No one has to use the bathroom there?" NOPE! They're just skeletons. They don't have to. Lol.

[@Jirodyne]

Imagine dying, going to heaven or hell, and forced to still use the bathroom lol

[@sketchnotes2246]

Yet there are several instances of the dead characters eating food...

[@kateiannacone2698]

@@sketchnotes2246 Hey, food is tasty! I'd still eat it even if I didn't have to! Lol ... but you're not wrong. Throwback to the guy at the desk being allergic to dogs. "But Dante doesn't have any fur..." "And I don't have a nose. And yet, here we are."

[@sketchnotes2246]

@@kateiannacone2698 yeah, I just keep telling myself "Its the land of the dead, it doesn't have to make sense all the time."

[@sarahrosencrans2402]

Yes is is based off an actual holiday. Dia de los Muertos or “day of the dead”.

[@SimGirl00]

We also have that holiday in Poland, everyone goes to the graveyard at night and lights candles so the whole graveyard is filled with light at night. It’s beautiful.

[@AP-pv6vk]

@@SimGirl00 Really? Wow I never knew. I see that this holiday is celebrated by many cultures now :)

[@hypnotherapy69]

@@AP-pv6vk in sweden to

[@strawberrysoulforever8336]

Dia de los Muertos was yesterday as I'm writing this, but it's probably just over right now for the rest of the world (I'm ahead of a lot of the world, I live far south).

[@alvinlilliestierna4537]

The Lady with the unibrow and the monkey is supposed to be Frida Kahlo, an immensely beloved Mexican painter

[@mischr13]

I love the stage show she's putting on actually looks like her paintings lol she's my hero

[@dukeskunk]

And a much smaller Cameo later in the film but at the crossing to De la Cruz's party you see El Santo with who is clearly his wife Eva Enriquetta Vallejo Vadager.

[@irasemam3146]

Querida por el resto del mundo, en México no tanto... Créeme.

[@kittycatzuka]

I think my favorite hint of Hector being the real great-great grandpa is the picture he wanted Miguel to put up. You can see in the picture that Hector has a single dimple just like Miguel, and it's even on the same side as Miguel's.

[@silverstarlightproductions1292]

Omg that's amazing! I've always said Miguel looked like Hector, but I never noticed that detail.

[@xandra_5099]

Music has been proven to unlock certain parts of people's memories that are laying dormant due to Alzheimer's or dementia and science cannot explain it, truly a miracle. Playing her that was so so important and probably gave her a little more time with them💔❤

[@weavilefrost7034]

To add to that, while its not completely conclusive, music is one of the few things that can help with dementia since music has a very intense emotional connection and response in the brain. For dementia patients, the emotions are the last thing to go, often in stage 5 of 6 when they become catatonic, so by using music, they will often be "brought" back to the time they heard those songs in the first place.

[@sylph2644]

Science actually can explain it, and it's really cool! The hippocampus is important in turning short-term memories into long-term memories, but it's one of the first parts of the brain to degrade with dementia. But it's not the only part of the brain that deals with memory! The amygdala deals with emotion and emotion-based learning, and it usually takes longer to be affected by dementia. Music we loved when we were younger activates both the amygdala (because it's emotional) and long-term memory, so it can be used to bypass the parts of the brain damaged by dementia. Here's a video that talks about it more! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rGjJoKSMhrODmbM

[@madelinestraumanis219]

That’s interesting. That’s actually a very nice touch for the movie. Makes it more emotional.

[@MGustave]

My grandma struggles with dementia, but when I sing her a song from the 1940s or 50s she can remember every word, and she enjoys it so much

[@PixarShark]

Also I LOVE the little touch that Imelda and Héctor are the only ones in the whole family to wear purple. It's often considered the color of royalty, so it quietly clues you in to the fact that they're the patriarchs of the family. ; u ;

[@samuelvincent557]

Good catch. I missed that one. I liked the clue they gave, early on, that the guitar was actually Hector's. Hector had a gold tooth, in the mirrored position as the guitar. Ernesto didn't.

[@Psychoinnocent]

So in regards to Imelda’s decision to ban music: its because, as far as she knew, Hector has chosen to leave her and Coco behind to pursue music and Never returned - and he stopped writing to Coco, he never sent letters in general, and he also didn’t become famous like Ernesto. What did he accomplish? As far as Imelda knew- /nothing/. So she said to hell with music. In regards to Abuelita and her treatment of Dante (the shoe, her comment about dogs getting attached when named) - My family’s from El Salvador, not Mexico, so I might be wrong, but in El Salvador street dogs are E v e r y w h e r e, and a lot can be friendly, and a lot can equally be aggressive, and overall, many can have diseases. If you pick one up, you better have a good vet to hit up. Re: why the tias and tios were scared to give Miguel their blessing: they were scared of Imelda. A lot of hispanic cultures are Matriarchal, even if the men call the shots. My dad and uncles are on that Machismo scale but if my grandma says a word against them they shut their mouths and listen to her. So Imelda, being “alive” in their world means she calls all the shots - also the twins are her younger brothers so yknow, they listen LMAO The “he died on a /Chorizo/“ joke - its a d*ck joke. Chorizo is a type of sausage lmao dark but hey theyre dead anyway Not sure if you noticed, but throughout the whole movie once they got to the Land of the Dead, Dante kept pulling Miguel to Hector- that his goal was in front of him the whole time. If you liked the music Nick, 10/10 would recommend listening to the Spanish versions !! I personally love them more than the English versions- and I believe both Miguel and Hector’s english VAs also voiced them in Spanish!

[@CindyRubyCutie]

Eyyy I'm also Salvi! You're so right tho, the aquacateros are more abundant than fleas sometimes

[@psychozombieproductions7739]

Another funfact when hector sings remember me to coco, the little girl va is hectors va daughter in real life

[@MeruHina]

Don't feel bad for crying! Me, my partner and our whole row of strangers in the theater cried and we were all a whole mess when the lights came back on after the movie ended. Just feel your emotions and live the experience without restrain.

[@michelleamaya6446]

Awwwww ❤️💕♥️💙💜💗💛💖💞💚❣️💓🧡

[@kriscynical]

The city of the dead in Coco was actually modeled after Salamanca, Guanajuato Mexico, which is where my best friend of 22 years lives. She told me there are certain alleyways and street corners in the film that are exact replicas of places in Salamanca, it's so accurate. Salamanca is also where Pixar held the Mexican premiere of the film, and it was nearly impossible to get tickets for WEEKS after that. She told me that it stayed in theaters for nearly a YEAR because the people of Mexico loved it so much. She's a college professor, historian, author, and legitimate archeologist who works with the Mexican government toward the preservation of the city's historical sites, and she saw Coco in theaters six or seven times in both Spanish and English. If that's not an endorsement, I don't know what is! 😊

[@gladitsnotme]

Never apologize for having watery eyes or even crying. Many people are stunted emotionally and they believe that showing emotion is weird or scary. That's their problem. Never change. Do you. You're healthy, physically and emotionally. They're jealous.

[@yasyasyas8064]

I hate reactions of cartoons and animated movies in which people just treat it like a joke, the fact that you feel emotional just as many of us is really precious to me and sure for many others :) cried during this as much as watching it by myself lol did you guys know if he already watched Klaus? i think he would really enjoy it!

[@merlintroutmen4251]

He hasn’t.

[@CaptaincrayZ09]

Nick your reactions are incredible every time!! Dont let people rip on you for being a human and letting your emotions shine behind your eyes!! You are great, keep doing what you do!! Much love to you and yours

[@nickflix8657]

Thanks 😊

[@TimotheeReacts]

Just saw this film and absolutely loved it! The story, music, animation, everything is on point!

[@nickflix8657]

One of my favorite animated movies in years haha.

[@nerd26373]

Coco is an endearing yet emotional Pixar animated film. It goes to show how a particular character would ever be willing enough to go such tremendous lenghths in order to reconnect with deceased family members from the other side and how reconciliation is totally significant. Glad you enjoyed the whole movie, Nick! An underrated gem in the making indeed.

[@StAngel22]

This movie is so emotional. I think Disney it’s nailing keeping the “family” themes over the romance ones. It’s very refreshing (because of all the tears probably).

[@EternalAwareness]

Agreed. As someone who's a hopeless romantic and likes "well written" love stories, I'm down with Disney fleshing out the family theme, It works for me.

[@lulystalgianature2968]

Disney has done too much romance already. I adore when they focus on other types of love for a change, especially family.

[@junie1032]

Honestly, I judge anyone who DOESN'T get at least a little teary eyed over this movie.

[@paulbrosfornever512]

This movie deserves a 52 minute reaction!!

[@toria0214]

Nick, please stop thinking you need to explain yourself when you react! You react in such an honest way and it’s so enjoyable to see! You rarely see men on this platform be okay with being vulnerable and expressing emotion. Don’t ever apologize for that rare trait. You’re an awesome creator and I’m excited to see where your channel goes! ♥️

[@nickflix8657]

Sorry I just feel the need too when I get a lot of comments on here and Instagram about it. But trying to stop that haha.

[@toria0214]

@@nickflix8657 For sure! I totally get wanting to address it. I’m honestly glad that you’re emotional when you react, cause that’s what makes me come back for more! Keep it, Nick! ♥️

[@hannahhester8376]

Seriously? People are jerks about you crying? Sorry, but screw them! Crying is completely normal, and there is nothing wrong with it.

[@EcstaticPanic]

The thing is I closely relate to the movie because my grandma has the same memory diagnosis. She would ask where her husband was (he passed in 1998) and she'd ask where her mom was. (Great Grandma passed in 1996). She would constantly ask where mom was or who someone is; addressed me as my mom's name and my brothers as my uncles. She'd also start to sing lots of songs in Spanish out of the blue since she grew up in Mexico but that also caused her to ask when she was going home despite being in the house she bought back in the 1950's. Though whenever her birthday came after she turned 86 she would ask who's birthday it is and be so surprised when we told her it's her birthday and what age she is. She went through a lot, a strong woman literally and figuratively. Music is powerful, it brought her happiness. A favorite of hers is That's Amore. I had shown her this movie when it came out and she absolutely loved it and laughed when Poco Loco came up She recently passed away, but she had the reassurance that she was home. Now she can be with her husband and they can finally be together once more. Olivia Gonzalez Madrid October 4th 1930 - June 15th 2021

[@PixarShark]

This movie is fantastic for repeat viewings because you're always catching some detail or visual you didn't before. Like once you know Héctor was once a father, you start seeing it in the little ways he interacts with Miguel (telling him he can't run off, the way he talks to him, comforting him, etc.) You also realize that their argument after the talent show is projected self-hatred on Héctor's part. A kid who's about to walk into death pursuing music over family, therefore being separated from them for decades?? 😭 He's not going to let a child walk into what he did.

[@samuelvincent557]

Agreed. I had just realized why, at the talent show, his family never spotted Miguel. They shunned music SO much, that they would NEVER look up at a stage where musicians were performing. It would be the perfect hiding place.

[@randomthoughts7597]

Don't ever feel bad for crying, you literally make me feels so comfortable when watching movies, and I cry along with you. 😭

[@ladybeeREACTS]

No matter how many times I rewatch the Remember Me rendition for Grandma Coco will get me to cry everytime

[@DieselWeasel]

Almost everyone cries at least once during this movie. It might be Pixar's most perfect output.

[@frannymeh]

I actually feel like I'm going to cry again to this movie. The first time I've seen coco my grandma was still alive but her health was declining (edit: she had dementia), and her funeral was today. I estimate 50% chance I'll cry.. because I cried much today but my heart is still sore. (Sorry my english isn't that good)

[@mollyirene8979]

so sorry for your loss. my grandma also passed away with dementia, and it is one of the hardest ways to lose someone. 💕

[@nickflix8657]

I am so sorry for your loss!

[@frannymeh]

I was right. I currently wiping my waterfall tears. Have a good day or night

[@frannymeh]

@@mollyirene8979 it is. It didn't hit me until we had a immediate family viewing of her that I let it all out (crying) in front of my close family members

[@frannymeh]

@@nickflix8657 she's in a better place now. 💕🙏🏼

[@araej9293]

You don't need excuses for tearing up! When I watch movies I tear up for a plethora of reasons! Music, sad moments, happy moments, visuals, anything! Emotions are not something to shy away from. As many others have said, your excitement and unbridled emotional reactions are the entire reason we're here. Watching you watch these movies feels like watching them again for the first time! Even ones I've seen 100 times! I'm a fairly new subscriber but I've been binge watching all your animated movie reacts!

[@andreamagana4757]

It was lovely seeing your reaction to this movie! As a Mexican, this movie means a lot, seeing how it showed some of our traditions, colors, and music to the world. It was so cool seeing you be so in owe of our alebrijes 😁

[@nickflix8657]

Glad I was able to do it justice!

[@susyperez8445]

As a Mexican is truly beautiful to have Día de los Muertos in our culture, to believe that our loved ones that passed away can come and visit us one day every year... it just warms my heart🥺

[@peterschmidt4348]

I highly recommend "Soul" from Disney/Pixar !

[@nickflix8657]

Actually watched it on the channel already with my friend!

[@peterschmidt4348]

@@nickflix8657 Sorry! How could I miss that ?

[@nickflix8657]

It’s completely fine haha we did it a couple months ago when it was close to its release.

[@tenshi.kurama]

Inside out is better

[@lancebell9646]

@@tenshi.kurama Inside out broke me. Such a good one

[@klltsun_2576]

I admit, when I watched this movie years ago I didn't cry. Teared up, but not actual crying. First, because I watched too many reviews before watching that I watched it more critically like I was judging if it really was as great as they said it was, instead of me just relaxing and enjoying myself, and second, because I predicted that Ernesto wasn't actually family and Hector is actually the real one. But watching you cry and get affected in emotional scenes brought me in emotionally in those scenes too, made me care about the characters, realize how sad things were, and I was touched when Miguel started singing to Coco. I admit, I was a bit sad that I didn't get as affected/emotional as other people said they were when they watched the movie, but now, years later, I *am* affected. So... thank you.

[@cynthiaoliveira-souza]

hey don't worry about teary eyes. I watch to cry with you :D HAHAHA but seriously I love your reactions! I like when someone is emotional because they see the true layers that movies try to convey and i appreciate you for always being attentive on metaphors and hidden themes in the movies :)

[@nickflix8657]

Thanks for noticing!

[@redfern6013]

“I have waited an eternity for this,” -Megatron

[@mckenzie.latham91]

He needs to review the 1986 transformers animated film if he hasn’t already.

[@redfern6013]

@wanka wanka Don’t leave me Soundwave

[@Neevkl_7]

I personally think it’s kinda cute that you let your emotions out weather it be laughing or crying

[@mistybloo52]

Oh wow did my brother and I cry at this movie. We were so tense like the last twenty minutes, didn't know how sad it would get. But when Miguel started singing, boy did the tears fall, we were holding back some hard sobs, then the next seats over we could hear some people crying too. It was such an impactful theater experience, hearing the silence broken by sniffles.

[@jaymieberry]

I highly recommend The Book of Life, Coraline and Epic. They are not Disney films but each have a different type of animation and beautiful soundtracks! I love your emotional reactions!

[@nickflix8657]

Already done Coraline on the channel as a group reaction but the other 2 are on the list!

[@VioletxRose]

@@nickflix8657 I can’t wait for you to watch book of life and epic!! They are sooo underrated and the songs are amazing!!

[@VioletxRose]

@@nickflix8657 I can’t wait for you to watch book of life and epic!! They are sooo underrated and the songs are amazing!!

[@Nightjarish]

@@nickflix8657 The Book of Life is such a beautiful film! It's unfairly compared to Coco (and visa versa) because of the Mexican cultural and traditional inspirations, but they're very different in story/tone/animation.

[@memyselfandi7782]

YES!!!!

[@allorz3399]

I'm really surprised at how many people don't seem to know that Pixar is owned by Disney. Like, I think you're the 4th person I've watch react to Pixar movies and be surprised that it's also a Disney movie. No shade or anything, I just think it's funny! Also! I love that you're showing emotion in your reactions, it's one of the reasons why I watch.

[@nightxlynxs]

I didn’t know it was simply Pixar nor did I know it was it’s own company🤷, but I always called it Disney Pixar since I thought it was always belongs to Disney since Toy Story, Finding Nemo & The Incredibles🤦😅

[@lunarose698]

Love this movie, it actually made me cry first time seeing it.

[@Haze1555]

Día de muertos is my favorite Mexican holiday. It’s full of mixed emotions yet it’s so profound and spiritual. Hope you come to México one day to live this tradition and see it by your own eyes.

[@mikaela6073]

So, I’ve been thinking about this for a while now and I think Nick needs to see “The Iron Giant.” It’s an animated classic and just seems like something he’d really like.

[@anonview]

OMG, I hope he has tissues ready if that happens. 😅

[@AtarahDerek]

You know what we need more of? Wolfwalkers reactions. One of the funniest transitions in the film: Ernesto: * gets crushed by falling Mexican liberty bell * Miguel: I wanna be just like him! The singular issue I take with this otherwise perfect film is the fact that Imelda is never called out on what she did wrong. She literally told Miguel that if he ever played music again, he would die. She knew the consequences of being forgotten, and she still went out of her way to make sure Héctor was forgotten. She spent her entire life and afterlife preaching about how family is the most important thing in the world, then she went and put her rules and traditions above her family--and taught Elena to do the same. Imelda is far from innocent in all this. And she needed to be taken to task for it. Héctor would never do it, but someone should have. The other musicians are joking that Héctor supposedly died giving someone a blow job. Also, the dancers emerging from the papaya represent childbirth. Like, a child actually physically coming out of the birth canal. Which, in a really, really weird way that you really should not think about too much, makes Frida Kahlo every main cast member's "mother." But then, her married name was Rivera. Héctor's VA brought his actual 3-year-old daughter into the recording booth and had her sing with him. So the voice of Baby Coco is Baby Garcia. True love is each party sacrificing their own dreams to make the other's dreams come true. Miguel and Héctor did that. They each sacrificed what they wanted for the other, and in the end, they each had their dreams fulfilled in ways they never could've imagined or achieved on their own. In the novelization, the tías actually spent some time in the rehearsal studio messing around with the cameras and controls. That's how they knew to turn the camera feed on Ernesto at just the right time. The arrangement of the living Riveras during Miguel's lullaby for Mamá Coco is interesting. They're arranged in sibling pairs, except for Elena (whose sister Victoria is dead), Franco and Enrique. You've got Luisa and Gloria next to each other, then behind them are Abel and Rosa, and behind Franco are Berto and Carmen. I think the storyboard artists arranged them like that to emphasize family lines for that specific scene. Miguel's little sister is named after Mamá Coco.

[@neontyler6663]

One of the best animated film I’ve ever seen in my whole life. ❤️ The plot twist is one of the Greatest.

[@GuukanKitsune]

While Coco was lucid, she shared her memories of her father by telling his stories to her family at last after NINETY YEARS of not even being able to MENTION him, which is what saved Hector. Now that his stories have been passed down to his family, they can pass his story down in the future and ensure he won't be forgotten.

[@margaretmcfarland793]

Thank you for reacting to this beautiful movie. My mother passed away a few months before it came out, and when I first watched this movie in theaters, I was balling my eyes out but the message and theme of this movie gave me comfort, too. This is one of my all-time favorite movies of the past few years and I'll cherish it for as long as I live.

[@Geth-Who]

The incredible thing about the music bringing Coco back to herself at the end is that that REALLY HAPPENS. There's footage all over KZbin of dementia patients who are closed-in, barely responding to the world around them, let alone verbally - but they slip some headphones on these folks and play them music from their youth and they just blossom. They start talking, holding conversations, remember family members they couldn't recall names for...it's truly wonderful to watch. Check it out!

[@BlueAngel2397]

I think this movie hits different in accordance to culture. Non Latino cultures might find it odd and hard to connect which is understandable but for Latinos this hits home. We are generally very family oriented and the day of the dead is for the most part observed in our countries. We are superstitious because it is believed we must pray for the dead that day, visit them and in a way they are with us that day. This is how we are raised and seeing this movie at least for me brings back deep rooted memories and traditions. I got super emotional watching it but it’s beautiful to see people from other cultures connect with this movie and understand the meaning behind it 💜

[@alanwire494]

Hey Nick, I really love your channel, have been watching for a few months already. As a born and raised Mexican, i feel like i have to explain a few things, Día de Los Muertos(day of the death) is celebrated on nov 2 every year, we put on an Altar were we put the pictures of our loved ones who are no longer with us, an Ofrenda(offering) is the food and drinks they loved when they were alive you can also put things they liked like toys, books or albums(cds, vinyls, etc), Alebrijes which is pronounced "Ah-lé-bree-hess" are "spirit guides" that were created by a mexican artist who dreamed of them being a combination of different animals and with bright colors. The whole basis of the movie is that it happens in Día de Los Muertos, thats why they have to do everything on the same day.

[@stuffwithkim]

Heartbreaking yet relatable with the tough Mexican grandma and inability to do a proper grito. You better believe I cried during your reaction. I love this movie!

[@asilduin4594]

Your empathy is beautiful and genuine. Your tears enhance your reactions, because they show how deeply you feel the emotions that are presented in these movies. Never let anyone try to persuade you to hide your emotions. We love your real reactions!

[@clairefutrell5089]

Real talk, don’t EVER let people make you feel like being empathetic and showing emotion is somehow a bad thing. Your genuine emotional connection/response to these videos is what makes you such an endearing and unique reactor. I feel like I’m living though you vicariously and remembering exactly how I felt when I saw these movies for the first time.

[@AlexHernandez99220]

Remember me is the 2nd most emotional scene in Pixar history with the 1st being the Up opening scene

[@shayna-leem.n836]

I think you’re an honest person. I don’t get why people would think that you’re a liar or fake your reactions. Most people who fake reactions don’t understand the story in the end. I myself can’t control how teary eyed I get. Keep up the good reactions dude👍

[@neontyler6663]

I highly recommend you to watch “THE LITTLE PRINCE” That movie was so underrated masterpiece!

[@JackMValentine]

Honestly when I saw this come up I laughed at myself for saying "Oh hell yeah, let's get this cry on!" I know your channel and I love it!

[@ashleyjohnson9651]

Crying actually literally flushes away excess chemicals and helps regulate your emotions, different emotional tears look different under the microscope. So keep on being your authentic self!! But also if you find any movie or media is TOO intense for you, please feel free to pause and take a break and then get back to it. Or not at all if you feel it's harmful to your mental wellbeing! Even if everyone says its good. Like everyone tells me the handmaids tale is absolutely fantastic but its also all about sexual slavery and sexual abuse and how uncomfortably close our society is to that and i know for a fact that stuff would absolutely wreck my mental health so i am never going to be able to watch it. Doesnt make it a bad show, just a bad fit for me. Different people have different needs, so just listen to your heart and mind about whats best for you!!

[@mario_gabriel]

The fact that you get so emotional in these reactions is the reason why I keep whatching your videos, it feels genuine and it shows that you're really paying attention and enjoying the movie and I'm pretty sure that a lot of people think the same. If someone is hating because of that then it's their problem.

[@cradle2gravedirtball]

Idk what’s wrong with some people. I love how empathetic you are with the movies you watch! It shows me you genuinely care and connect with what you’re watching. Looking at the comments, I’m really glad I’m not the only one who thinks so :’-) keep up the great work dude

[@adamis5ver917]

Finally my favorite reactor watching my favorite Pixar movie!

[@popcornluver134]

“Onward” is a great movie that I really enjoyed! It’s also a newer Pixar movie that really touches on family. Highly recommend!

[@nickflix8657]

Seen it, loved it!

[@xavierratleff3045]

Let's gooooooo i love this movie so much it makes me tear up everytime

[@movieswithshannon]

It's awesome you are comfortable enough to show emotions, you need never explain just be you! we appreciate it!

[@kamshamaharaj1138]

"Coco" made you laugh, dance and wowed you before reaching into your soul to shake awake every other feeling you forgot you had. I absolutely LOVE the music and the lore behind Day Of The Dead.

[@walover165]

I honestly love how much you cry in your reactions - it makes them feel so honest and real. Of COURSE people cry watching this movie, it's about family!

[@acedirt2346]

a great reaction like always. in that scene where Miguel uses the song to have Coco remember, there's evidence that that sort of thing happens in real life. people were able to get patients who had dementia to recollect their memories easier after playing a significant song to that person. can you do a reaction to Mitchells Vs the Machines, Your Name, and Beastars?

[@MillyKKitty]

Mitchells vs the Machines is very fun 😊 I hope he'd also check out the 4-5 Cartoon Saloon movies, cuz woah! 2D animation!

[@Miriamllamas18]

Aaaaah the the first time I watched this movie my father passed away not long time ago, and tbh I didn’t know much about the movie, and at the begging it was very nostalgic and beautiful to see how Disney portrayed the Mexican culture and our tradition with so much respect, but when the story started to put together at the end I cried like a baby, and I connected with this story a lot. Thank you for watching this movie and showing your true emotions 💖🥺🥰✨

[@potatololita2072]

Omg thank you for watching this it’s so underrated but so hear wrenching and I love it also I say this every time but mama cocos smile at the end so cute also can you watch home it’s a movie on Netflix rn

[@Niallmylove]

I love your videos specifically because you are emotional and vulnerable! Every other reactor tries to hide their emotions and it’s so annoying, like it’s okay to cry but they try to force away the tears!

[@katm8128]

Never feel ashamed of your emotions. One of the many reasons I adore my boyfriend is due to how in touch he is with his emotions and how he isn’t afraid to cry. I love seeing that quality in other men, and it makes your reactions all the more heartwarming. Subbed 😁

[@tamaragaladima562]

You are a very Courageous Man for showing your emotions. It’s setting an example for the ones who feel like they can’t♥️

[@shining_artist]

Yes yes yeees! Love Coco, such a beautiful story~ Love the fact that Hercules is next! It's like you're watching all my favorite movies at one go :D

[@Backstabber65]

Great video man! My family is from Mexico and we have the same beliefs in this movie. Its awesome to see other people appreciate the culture! Keep up your great videos! I always watch them!

[@princefarron5484]

I can't watch this movie without breaking down to a weeping mess. And honestly was hope this never changes. Even watching the reaction... Total water works. Puddle. Makes us human.

[@ruffboimags]

I was literally telling my wife the other day how much I loved the number of male react youtubers I'd seen recently who would let themselves get emotional and teary-eyed, yourself included. People being crappy about you being emotional need to check themselves.

[@pb.alvestegui]

Ah yes, Coco the movie that made me bawl out my eyes 😌 can't wait to see how emotional it makes you 👀 love your reactions btw ^^

[@bobthepancake2870]

I’m not really one to watch reaction channels, but you are a big exception, I love how emotional you get, it’s just so wholesome seeing you react so strongly to these kinds of movies

[@pyronuke4768]

I hear this question pop up all over the place: "is [insert film here] a Disney movie or a Pixar one?" To be technical, it's usually both. Pixar is currently a satellite company of Disney. Pixar makes the movie and Disney does the production and marketing. That's why you see a lot of "Disney/Pixar" in their titles.

[@albertozavala4752]

As a Mexican, this movie was a roller coaster of emotions, from every little detail about our culture to the storyline and characters. I enjoyed your reaction so much! ❤️ Also, as you seemed to enjoy the visuals of the land of the dead so much, you should check out Guanajuato City (the real city the land of the dead was based on), it's the capital city of the state of Guanajuato, where I live

[@ohmygoshlalalily]

You are literally my favourite KZbinr. I just feel like we’re friends watching movies. You’re so wholesome. Please keep being you and doing what you’re doing. ❤️💕

[@nickflix8657]

Thanks so much really appreciate that!

[@Enchanteddy]

I think many people think you're crying because of the way how you talk, but I think it's mainly because you're emotional. I had to take a while to get used to it too, but now I just adore the way you emotionally react to things like music, atmosphere, scenery etc You're easily one of my favorite reaction channels by now!

[@heatherv3417]

This movie makes me cry every time I see it, it’s a powerful movie that moves people from all backgrounds. If someone says they’re not affected during this movie then they’re cold hearted or lying

[@RikuKingdomHearts_II]

The ending of this movie always gets my teary eyed. It's so beautiful and emotional. Glad you had your own emotional journey through it and enjoyed the visuals as always.

[@DaveJansenTPV]

About the emotional thing. You're actually the only reacter i watch because most other ones seem to be emotionless and i feel the same emotions as you whenever i watch a movie. The emotion you show in your videos actually make them extremely enjoyable to watch for me.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

This movie is a love letter to Mexico, there are so many Easter eggs from Mexican culture and traditions it’s insane. And they did such a great job speaking about day of the dead traditions from Mexico, it truly it’s magical. And the songs, specially the song at the end, I know even the most hardcore macho in Mexico sobbed even a little cause we all had a grandma like Coco. One of the most beautiful movies for me.

[@forestcatkay14]

I was curious if you would catch it but as with other reactors most seem to miss it. When Hector shows Miguel his photo you can see that Hector has a dimple on one side and none on the other side. When Miguel had been mentioning it at the dinner scene I figured that was a important fact. Thanks to watching another reactor to this movie someone in the comment section had noticed that Hector has a gold tooth much like the gold tooth on the guitar.

[@nephtys369]

I was supposed to watch this with my grandmother when it came out. She was so excited that there was something coming out that reflected our culture. She died before we could go. I can’t watch this without crying. I’m glad you liked it.

[@agenttheater5]

I guess what Miguel doesn't realise is that shoes are actually not only cheaper and easier to make then candy or fireworks but they're also more practical because they're more constantly in demand, much more than sparkly underwear for wrestlers anyhow (though on that note it's so sweet that Miguel always lets Coco win at wrestling, and this movie is where I learned the name of a lot of Mexican celebrities including El Santo). I think the thing with Imelda was that, as Miguel said, "she didn't have time to cry over that walkaway musician". She was really hurt because she really loved him, but she felt that didn't have time to cry or feel sorry for herself because she had to start finding work to provide for her and Coco, so she never gave herself so much as five minutes to cry out her broken heart (I don't know if it's that she felt he'd abandoned her when he left in the first place or if she thought that he'd abandoned her when the letters stopped coming) which is why she was always so bitter. Plus don't forget, this would have been in the 30s and I think that then even if the wife was the one who was abandoned it'd still be shameful for her back then, everyone whispering about her behind her back, sometimes genuinely pitying her or sometimes patronisingly pitying her, she'd just be seen as another silly young girl who lost her head over a musician who promptly left her, and she's a very proud woman.

[@littlemissmonster6969]

Your emotional freedom is what made me love you so much. The amount of reaction channels that cut out their emotional reactions is way too high. The people telling you to not freely show your feelings aren’t going to be the people in the right my man. We all love you and your hard work exactly as it is.

[@aehruh-ma.joselopezg.7422]

As a Mexican I loved seeing your honest and emotional reactions to our culture (I was moved by them too) because this movie is VERY accurate with our traditions and personality as mexicans. (and yes, we all cried a lot too!) Día de muertos is so important for us so i'm happy that people from other countries can know this holyday!

[@Novouto]

This movie made me cry large tears

[@mclovin457]

Such a great one. «Remember me» PAIN

[@dylanjohnston4388]

When Miguel sings Remember Me to Coco ; I still cry whether I watched it once or a hundred times

[@ManaPeerfr]

The fact you're so emotional watching movies is the reason why I love your reactions so much. In this hard world I need some honest crying to remember to feel.