WE DON'T TALK ABOUT BRUNO!!! | Encanto (2021) Movie First Reaction!

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[@Excanda]

"I told you it's a cheetah" ehh nope. That's a jaguar. A cheetah has tear-duct lines on it's face and spots on it's body. A jaguar has circles on it's body. Bruno is 50 years old and he has become superstitious because for 35 years (he spent 10 years living in the walls) they told him his visions make bad things happen. That will harm your mind and it shows in the OCD he developed. "I think Abuela is making the cracks" yes, partly. And here we have what is the main theme of this movie generational trauma. Abuela is so stuck in the past that she forces everyone to be perfect. Then she saw a granddaughter that looked almost exactly like she looked in the past and tried to relive her past through Isabella forcing her to be perfect in every sense and forcing the marriage to a guy that looks like her Pedro... Isabella's reaction to Mariano is beautiful and funny: punch him in the nose with a flowerbud. Because she wants something true, not pretty as she said in her song. Mirabel's power? Family therapist. Oh and my favourite power is Isabella at the end.

[@loganshaw4527]

Who is your favorite character Bruno or the house?

[@loganshaw4527]

My favorites are Bruno and the house. The house saved Mirabel so props for that go to the house.

[@Excanda]

@@loganshaw4527 Luisa and Casita. Luisa is such a good sister as she still watches out for Mirabel even though she is kept extremely busy by everyone. And the house is just awesome.

[@world4saker]

I really think the magic didn't give Mirabel door cause grandma here tried to cheat the system to get her a power that would be "useful" for the community and not for Mirabel cause her two sisters power are conveniently useful for others sake and not them. we also know the girls were guilt tripped into accepting the roles forced on them. if she had a gift not "useful" for the family the movie would have happened the same except maybe mirabel power could have been she can laway thread a needle on the 1st try. the magic that saved them also saw they need to change and used Mirabel as it unknown champion.

[@robertscott1949]

The confrontation with the soldiers was not specifically about Pedro. It was probably the real-life "thousand days war" in Colombia from 1899 to 1902 in which civil unrest resulted in villages being ransacked and residents were displaced as refugees. Pedro sacrificed his life to stop the attackers to save the others.

[@jasminerivers1305]

Came here to reference just that. Thank you for explaining it so well.

[@LadyKuroneko13]

Colombia* Wtf is Columbia?

[@danielafernandez5369]

@@LadyKuroneko13 q mal andas de geografia

[@TheDragiix3]

@@LadyKuroneko13 I think his misake commonly happens as some languages write it with a U such as in case of my mothertongue (German) it's Kolumbien and I made this mistake for a long time as well in English :)

[@smwatertasteslikewater]

@@LadyKuroneko13 it’s a one letter difference calm down

[@WraythSkitzofrenik]

Mirabel's gift is being the family therapist

[@spacebar9733]

she takes over when grandma dies, but yes that is part of grandma's job

[@dlnreid]

Dang that blows

[@NoThankUBeQuiet]

@@spacebar9733 Abubela sucks at it

[@spacebar9733]

@@NoThankUBeQuiet yeah for sure lol, but the reason is that she went through a severe trauma and she never had her own therapy or a break of any kind. The person who takes the grandma's role always adds another gift/miracle to the family. Grandma got "the miracle". Then Mirabel makes everyone in the family feel included and accepted (bc she always felt excluded), and the next person will add smth else. so on.

[@ThunderBZaper]

Idk why that made me laugh so much, I’m dead 💀

[@loriegrace]

I heard that Abuela’s 3 children represent the past, present, and future. Julieta heals PAST wounds. Pepa changes the PRESENT weather with her mood. Bruno can tell the FUTURE. I’m not sure how true this is but I like to think it is lol. I think that concept is really cool. Overall, this movie was nice, the songs slapped, the characters are awesome, and everyone’s happy at the end. I enjoyed it and I enjoyed your reaction, keep up the good work!👊🏼😎

[@wanderingtin]

make sense to me!

[@alejandrasaldarriaga398]

Nice theory! Its logical

[@poldonez8081]

Also heard that the chords technique in Dos Orugitas uses tree chords that equal Past, Present, and the Future. The same with triplets!

[@peachfroggg_]

ive also seen that pepas children correspond to see no evil speak no evil hear no evil and julietas correspond with the brain the beauty and the brawn

[@velky_reeds]

the three children also represents something: Isabela, Luisa, and Mirabel are basically "Beauty, Brawns, Brains" while Dolores, Camilo, and Antonio represent "Hear no evil, See no evil, Speak no evil". I saw this theory from tiktok and its so logical

[@Nolac00k-k5d]

The theory that I like is that mirabelle didn’t get a gift because she’s the next candle holder, just like abuela doesn’t have magic she’s just the matriarch the leader of the family

[@MARYWTHER]

It would work with "her vision". It's not a gift but it's a message that the house is sending her as a warning to save the Encanto.

[@Merilirem]

I am almost positive both have the ability to directly control the Encanto beyond what they realize. Mirabel might be able to literally rebuild the structure if she just tried to do so. Same with abuela. She could probably create her own room if she tried. They just never realized how much control they had over the Encanto and the miracle itself. For all we know even the powers could be controlled as they are shown to be a part of the Encanto/miracle which are both the same thing for all intents and purposes. Though its inability to enter the rooms counts against that a bit. They think its just being friendly and helping out like it does with all of them is the same as when they order it around. In actuality its their power to control the candle and the Encanto.

[@maddwitch]

The whole town is not one family, they all escaped together from their town that was being attacked. Pedro sacrificed himself trying to buy the others time to escape, but Alma didn’t run and she watched him get killed with a machete. The magic raised a mountain range around what became their town, cutting them off from the outside world to keep them safe. She never had time to grieve or deal with the trauma of loosing her home and watching her husband get murdered. She had three babies to raise alone and a whole town looking to her for leadership. Dolores always knew about Bruno being in the walls, she even says that to Camilo in that song towards the end. To me, the fact that she kept the secret about Bruno living in the walls for a whole decade, but couldn’t keep Mirabel’s secret through one whole dinner, seems kinda sus. We know from the “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” song that she was in love with Mariano and that he was going to propose to Isabela after dinner. I’m not saying that she purposely set out to ruin the dinner, but maybe subconsciously…

[@brandyanderson3522]

So I've seen this comment a few times on some reactions but to me it makes perfect sense on why Dolores doesn't tell about Bruno. Nor do I think tell about Mirabel was to stop the proposal. This is because the very structure of the family. That and the roles in a family that their powers represent. Dolores plays the role of family gossip, she hears everything. She is the one to tell us Mirabel didn't get a gift and she gives up Louisa being nervous really easily. But also think about the roles Bruno plays in the family. First he was the black sheep and than he was the family outcast. When Bruno left Dolores was only 11 and in her verse of WDTAB she starts off saying "grew to live in fear of Bruno stuttering or stumbling." So first there is this fear of Bruno, the same that made him the Boogeyman to Camilo. I think she continues to keep his secret as she grows up for two reason (1) Everyone is trying to not upset Abuela and talking about Bruno does. You could also included Pepa here too. It becomes ingrained in them to not mention Bruno. It hurts the family that he is gone but it also plays as a relief because of how they and the town viewed him. (2) As she understands what Bruno had to go through. I'd assume people would be a little afraid you overheard a secret of theirs and be a little stand offish. I think her last line in WDTAB shows she understood Bruno got a bad rap in the family and community. Also if you look at the doors Brunos and Dolores are the only one's with eyes open. As if their gifts let them see a little bit more of a person This is already long so I'll just quickly touch on the proposal. Simply but I don't think it was a sabotage because I don't think that for Dolores being with Mariano was ever an actual option. She had the feeling for him but she didn't feel seen only heard. Which is the opposite of Isabela. So to somehow put a stop to The Proposal with a felt just like a prolonging the inevitable. And also again we we would touch on this family structure and everything going to please Abuela

[@Fickflowy]

Probably Dolores was stressed out because their gifts were fading and working very irregular and since she can hear everything that probably set her off. I would be crazy if I had Dolores or Pepa’s gift.

[@Excanda]

I think Dolores and Pepa were happy and distressed when the magic was gone. On one hand they are finally free of their power, but on the other hand they only knew their power so what now?

[@ajbumotad2488]

I think one of the reasons why Dolores cannot fully hear Bruno is because he is hiding in a wall where Casita (the house) isn't alive. I think there is also a barrier in the place where Casita cannot interfere either the gift of Dolores. Remember, Casita can't help Mirabel inside Burno's room, so I think there is a barrier that I associate as a weakness of their gifts. Additionally, in the song "We don't talk about Bruno," Dolores only states that she associates Bruno with falling sand, meaning she cannot fully hear her Tio. That's only my opinion!

[@lilybirdflowergum8683]

Dolores didn’t actually keep Bruno completely secret. She keeps saying stuff like “The rats talking in the walls” which is a clear reference to Bruno. Dolores cannot keep her mouth shut, and she probably tried to say stuff about Bruno, but nobody would listen or reprimanded her for hurting Abuela’s feelings. So now she just disguises those mentions of Bruno to keep herself from bursting. Dolores has never been good at keeping secrets. Nobody around her has cared enough to listen unless she’s extremely blunt. She also kept referring to Bruno in present tense during her portion of the song. If Mirabel paid enough attention, she would have noticed what Dolores was trying to imply. But that’s the thing about Dolores. Nobody actually sees her. Which is why it’s so important that Mariano says, “I see you.” Because nobody really cared about what Dolores was saying aside from what they wanted to hear and kinda ignored her, really.

[@squeebers]

51:10 Delores literally says, "Yo I knew he never left, I heard him every day!" In the last song.....

[@imweirdimmaweirdoidontfitin]

Ok so you guys definitely missed it, but Dolores said that she heard Bruno everyday during the last song. And don’t worry I love the Mandalorian too dude😭

[@tink6225]

i think she was protecting him. i dont think abuela alma would have reacted nicely after casting him away basically

[@brunotorrini9228]

Actually she's the only one who's defending him during WDTAB.

[@brandyanderson3522]

She actually mentions hearing him in "We Don't Talk About Bruno" and she's the only one to speak of him in the present tense. And she doesn't vilify him, she actually talks about how much pressure his gift put on him

[@Excanda]

@@brandyanderson3522 In the first part of Dolores part of WDTAB you can see Bruno in the background walking from right to left and then higher left to right as a green glowing shadow.

[@chloecole2274]

And in her verse of we don’t talk about Bruno- you can see him in the background

[@msmissy9976]

Everyone misses the detail where Delores says she hears Bruno in the walls in the "We Don't Talk About Bruno" song 😂😂

[@tanita6234]

Mirabel's abuelo was taken for two reasons, 1) when it comes to native communities usually the men where killed first, then they would take the women and children and 2) he stepped up to give abuela and the others a little more time to escape. Very sad and very real :(

[@alharairah2214]

Yeah, trying to run while carrying 3 babies would have made Abuela one of the slowest people fleeing

[@kellharris2491]

@@alharairah2214 I can't imagine how hard it would be to have three babies at once.

[@yuko6794]

@@kellharris2491 them babies heavy, Angela probably hit the gym b4

[@Merilirem]

@@alharairah2214 Indeed. Even running normally would have been almost impossible to escape. The man had two choices, drop the babies and flee into the forest together at full speed or try and slow them down so his family could maybe make it far enough to be lost to them. It was a no win scenario.

[@popcornluver134]

Pedro sacrificed himself to give the group more time to escape Yes, Mirabel is the anchor and future of the house- notice only her and abuela talk to the house

[@moneylover318]

I really love how Mirabelle's parents don't care about the stupid candle they care about their daughter being safe

[@marisesposito7892]

Camilo and isabela where trying to save mirabel Mirabel's parents where going out of the house because the house did make them not in the house Then felix was saving antonio and pepa was telling felix to save antonio Luisa was saving abuela even if she is bad Bruno was being pushed out of the house And dolores didn't care

[@trans_panda]

@@marisesposito7892 Actually for Dolores it might have hurt she could've still had her hearing up till the end and her ears hurt badly from the crashing down of the house. Things were constantly falling and we were told she could hear things up to miles away. It must have hurt having the house start making extremely loud cracking noises

[@i_think_i_am_lost]

Pedro knew he couldn't stop the attack so he tried to buy them more time.

[@CrazyJodice]

I love how well Generational Trauma is illustrated in this film and how it shows and grows in different people

[@tsuraraoikawa4612]

the family was broken in many ways and that was why the magic was fading. They were supposed to accept each other including flaws but instead they were nit picking at each other all for the sake of the family appearances and the magic. They lost sight of what was truly important especially abuela. The vision of mirabelle hugging isabela was not to be taken literally. It meant to embrace and accept each other whole heartedly be with powers or not.

[@joshjasson1490]

my little brother couldn’t stop talking about this movie. and singing the bruno song. we had to make his 5th birthday encanto themed.

[@ItsNessaTho]

My nine year old niece was the same lmao

[@marleinasmom]

Um... my 45th birthday was also Encanto themed.

[@brandiarmstrong2902]

What was his gift at his ceremony that night? 😜

[@gmunden1]

The themes in this film are based on Colombian culture and "magical realism" as described in Nobel Prize winning author Gabriel García Marquez's books and films. Butterflies and flowers are a component.

[@gmunden1]

Mirabel wasn't left out of the photo, she stood back. No one noticed she was not in the photo. She didn't stop time, she was just alone in her thoughts.

[@wynnyx7071]

@@gmunden1 that's the point. They didn't care that they forgot her.

[@katherinepadron0628]

I'm glad you mentioned Gabriel Garcìa Marquez. The very first time I saw this I told my husband that it's "A Hundred Years of Solitude" in cartoon form. (That was my husband's favorite book before he passed)

[@otacon6566]

"You're the real gift kid, let us in." Best part of the movie. Tear jerker.

[@CarolinePhoenixMe]

I like it how every family member has a personal symbol (most are depicted on their clothes): Isabela: orchid (the national flower of Colombia) Luisa: weight Dolores: sound waves Camilo: chameleon Bruno: hourglass Pepa: sun Abuela Alma: candle (and mountains) Julieta: mortar and pestle Antonio: animals Agustin has the symbols of his three daughters (a flower for Isabela and mismatched socks - one with weights for Luisa and the other in the style of Mirabel's) embroidery As about Mirabel, all of the aforementioned symbols are embroidered on her skirt (although with some changes, like Dolores's symbol being music notes instead of sound waves), showing that she is the one to keep the family together

[@Daniyvet1264]

When Mirabel touches the candle when she's a little girl, right after she brushes herself off. She put the magic onto herself. She was always special but she was meant to take over her grandma's spot as the matriarch. Did you notice casita listens to her and her grandma only?

[@lxnie_]

encanto is a double meaning(: colombians use it as a way to say “love” but it can also mean “enchanted”. i hope that helps to clarify!

[@HannibalFan52]

'Encanto' translates roughly as 'enchantment'. Camilo's name is inspired by the chameleon, due to his shapeshifting ability. No, Mirabel didn'ty stop time during 'Waiting for a Miracle'. The song takes place in her mind, at the speed of thought, and film-time is slowed down (telescoped) so that we can see it. The candle isn't in Bruno's tower; that's Abuela's room, as we can see from the part where Mirabel winds up overhearing Abuela talking about the cracks in Casita's walls. Casita is like the TARDIS in 'Doctor Who', creating large new rooms for each child as a Gift is received. This is pointed out by the one little girl as they enter Antonio's new room: 'it's bigger on the inside?!!!!!', a phrase heard repeatedly when non-Time Lords enter the TARDIS. One can argue that Casita even created the spaces between the walls as a refuge for Bruno when he left the family. Actually, Dolores could hear Bruno the whole time; she says so in 'We Don't Talk About Bruno', and admits to Camilo in 'All of You' that she did. It was just so ingrained into all of the children that Bruno was an off-limits topic. Mirabel is Abuela's successor, having no Gift, but being the guardian of the Gift. Trivia: Alan Tudyk, Disney's 'good luck charm', voices Pico, the toucan.

[@stefannydvorak7919]

Camilo actually means “helper of the priest”. I know, because my little sister is named Camille, which is the French and female version of that name.

[@patriciagerresheim2500]

@@stefannydvorak7919 Yes, that's what it *means*. However, the scriptwriter chose the name based on the *sound*, which is reminiscent of 'chameleon', reflecting his Gift.

[@RonHeartsMe]

Definitely my favorite Disney movie since Big Hero 6. The music was killer too, written by Lin Manuel Miranda.

[@Cha-Llin]

Big Hero 6 was so good!

[@mckinneymartin3986]

I love Big Hero 6!!❤️

[@aliasbilge9513]

7:41 ‘Maybe she can heal my heartbreak’ Zuff, i feel you dude

[@HoodieSardine]

There’s a theory that Dolores hates her gift because of how overwhelming it is to hear everything all the time. So she actively tries to make sure the miracle is gone. Telling everyone at the dinner about Bruno’s Vision, not telling anyone Bruno was still there, giving Mirabel the right information but not enough.

[@hiimsky4381]

her gift is keeping the family together, being the next candle holder, she's basically the glue of the family, like the abuela originally is

[@Valandar2]

One thing I like about this movie is the VERY careful wording... for example, when Antonio said "I wish you had a Door" instead of "I wish you had a Gift".

[@dehro]

a Madrigal is a musical composition of multiple a cappella voices that sing contrasting melodies... that's what they do in every song. It''s most visible in we don't talk about Bruno, at the end when they sing together in the dining room, but they actually do it in every song... there is a principal melody and a voice that sings a different tune, like in the intro song, where Mirabel is presenting the family, and Abuela Alma is actually singing to the tune of Dos Oruguitas, the river song... Also, Mariano doesn't get enough props... he is a genuinely nice guy, gets rejected and punched in the nose by nature (twice!!), and he is still first in line, leading the whole village, to come help out the family that just publicly dunked on his poor little soul...

[@eijuurushihara2754]

I like It how the left guy is vibing xD

[@chelseaabel1202]

Dolores pretty much heard Bruno the whole time, if you hear what she says in we don’t talk about Bruno, she kept on speaking in present tense whenever she said that she could hear him. She even kept on saying “I can hear him now” in the song. Plus if you look in the background during her sort of rap verse, you can see Bruno on the upper level dancing.

[@angelicalicari8355]

Dolores's verse during "we don't talk about Bruno" goes: "grew to live in fear of Bruno stuttering or stumbling, I can always hear him sort of muttering or mumbling", so she definately knows that he's in the walls. She goes on to say "it's a heavy lift with a gift so humbling", which makes me think she's choosing to leave him to his peace rather than expose him.

[@DaphnesLaurelLeaves]

@7:40 “oh that means you can heal my heartbreak 💔 “ *head dance* 🕺 lmao

[@pandarama816]

Dolores did know Bruno was there, she says so in the last song, also in We dont talk about Bruno, she says " i can always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling" :) My sister and i like to think that the whole house is Mirabel's "door" and that she is the next keeper, or protector of the miracle.

[@meghatron10]

Loved this reaction. “Bring it in, bring it in” lol

[@acatslife3579]

Her gift is keeping the family together

[@handlerikme]

Surprisingly, I’ve only seen this once and it made me cry so hard. It made realize that I need to love myself. A very sophisticated, funny, beautiful movie. I loved your reactions.

[@brendatomines8171]

In the song "dos oruguitas" or "two Caterpillar" the lyrics say "Hay que partir y construir su proprio futuro" Which means "needs to break and build your own future" So the house needs to break to creat a better future or like how the Caterpillar have to break out of the cocoon to became a butterfly "or a better versions of themselves"

[@11ibi]

This is a nice surprise I really did enjoy encanto mainly for the songs I would highly recommend Pixar’s turning red next if your gonna do more animated movie reactions and just pixar in general is top tier animation studio

[@jackinabox93]

So many thing to love about this movie. I sobbed like a baby the first time I saw this movie. Especially being a kid who was always taking care of my siblings then my nieces and nephews. I was always needed to help with the family so under pressure broke me the first time. Glad to see a new Disney character with glasses..a hearing impaired character needs to be next. Growing up hard of hearing I've never seen a Disney movie of Disney show with anyone with hearing aids. It'd be amazing to see.

[@gwendolynrobinson3900]

So basically Abuelo being "lost" was the delicate way of explaining to a 5 year old that he was slaughtered in front of Abuela to buy them more time to escape

[@genoswest7253]

20:17 LMFAO why the editor do him like that 😭

[@PrimeTimeMel]

40:32 no it wasn’t Abuela that needed to hug Mirabel it was Isabela that needed to hug her that’s why during the song the cracks started to fix HOWEVER Abuela was the catalyst for the miracle dying because she put too much emphasis on the powers being what make the family special as opposed to just the family being special she always said you’ll get a gift just as special as you. Mirabel didn’t get a gift therefore saying she wasn’t special but if you think about it she is special she never had a power but she was the one who saved the miracle. Btw the husband wasn’t lost he was killed that’s why the second time they showed his story they emphasized the machetes. Also Dolores knew that Bruno was still in the house in the walls she said it in the last song you guys just missed it lol

[@gthwl5166]

Dolores actually did know he was in the walls! In her scene of we don’t talk about Bruno, you can see Bruno in the background moving around, and Dolores was pushing and pulling mirabel around so she couldn’t see him! :)

[@brittanygidley1291]

we don't talk about bruno is one of my favorite songs and i LOVE camilos part, he should of gotten his own song though. i like surface pressure too, i love the meaning behind it, my daughter saw it in her class and she loves it, i saw it on disney plus by myself and i love it. we always sing we don't talk about bruno, and we hear it everywhere, it actually was voted number one animation, and it passed let it go from frozen, thank god. you don't need a gift to be special, but she had a door to the whole house. you see how the house still tried to protect her? her siblings were trying to save her not the candle

[@Displ4c]

This movie makes me cry so much holding back tears even watching the reaction no idea why 😭😭

[@pdruiz2005]

Love this movie. For those who have read "One Hundred Years of Solitude," by Gabriel Garcia Marquez, this movie riffs off a lot of what happens there. The magical realism, with the candle and the house appearing out of nowhere, with no explanation--that's from the novel. The isolated village in the middle of the jungle, surrounded by mystical mountains--that's from the novel. A bizarre, dysfunctional family with lots of past generational trauma caused by political violence--that's from the novel. The idea of cycles in time, where things repeat over and over, like the kids in this family finding their magical powers year after year--that's from the novel. That incredibly beautiful scene with the yellow butterflies at the end of this movie--that's from the novel. "Encanto" is a great homage to one of the most important novels written in the 20th century. Very few people realize this.

[@thequeerbeer6816]

I'm sarting to love rob's personality NGL. I love how he get's irritated by zuff hahahahaha cute

[@TheNaughtyFrench]

The greatest thing with disney like Encanto it's no matter what gender or how old are you, you can sing songs and watch movies and enjoy it so much because we never lose our childhood's soul. Proof on this video reaction these boys were acting like children I'm 25 I watched it with my nieces and I had same reactions too haha

[@Nyeeeeee6243]

There's also another Disney movie that I think y'all gonna like. Its title is Soul. It's a must-watch. 🙂

[@MK_Hyeonju.A1]

You guys got me thinking... if their rooms are a representation of their gifts, is Mirabels moms room like a giant kitchen?! Since she heals people with food.🤔

[@laurainathunderstorm]

I would like to think her and Agustín share the room that was hers and after they married it changed, so it's just a nice room now, with a kitchen in it bc he's *really* prone to accidents. I don't think we'll ever know what it actually looks like though.

[@Merilirem]

@@laurainathunderstorm I kike to imagine its basically its own mini house. Just for the two of them.

[@rrrreidlin]

antonio gets a jaguar plush: "a cheetah!" an actual jaguar runs in: "see i told you it was a cheetah!" :'D

[@memecentral6323]

lmaooo ikr!

[@_devra11]

omg thank you for confirming it's a jaguar. at least I knew it wasn't a cheetah.

[@rocky.rocks1445]

15:05 Fun Fact: Stephanie Beatriz recorded this song (Waiting on a Miracle) while she was in labor and it took a total of 48 hours

[@nicolehale133]

When she says "I will save the miracle" and dude just so quickly goes "You have to" was for sure my favorite part lol adorable

[@ScarlettM]

13:46 - someone probably already mentioned, but that's jaguar. Cheetahs don't live in South America and have different facial and body patters. The "roses" - black spot with a black wavy border - that's a jaguar mark.

[@sofiaguillen7135]

I like how the film shows the ancient Colombian context, from the beginning they show in a softer way what many families had to live with many years ago in the country, which was the internal war and how the guerrillas took people from the countryside, In addition, the film shows very well what can be seen in towns far from the urbanization and it is a nice way to get to know a cultural part of the country.

[@Luv.morieee]

Rob was just vibing the whole time and I loved it

[@sabzspursfan127]

Honestly relate so much to the comments Zuff makes when random thoughts pop into his head! The Mandalorian is frickin' awesome and I can't wait for season 3 😄

[@ashleighshaw8478]

Seeing all of them dance during Isabella and Mirabel’s song just made my day

[@genoswest7253]

46:27 zuff laughing like that ain’t him 💀

[@cheyennepeterson6499]

I would definitely be merable once in a blue moon bruno in my household and my grandpa would be the grandma my baby brother loves this movie he played it for 1 whole month straight I know every song now his favorite song from this is pressure. I love this movie because no One is the villian they are just hurt people and have family problems that should be solved by communication i love your reactions y'all are the best

[@spookygirl31]

dolores in the song where bruno reunites with the family is like " dudde i heard him every night " so she knew she straight up just didnt tell anyone

[@veroq774]

Love it when Bryce said "you're good enough for me, Maribel". The dancing throughout was fun too!

[@HenryLoenwind]

The reason the cracks disappeared the first time (during Antonio's party) is because Maribel stopped feeling like she didn't belong to the family anymore. The family was seconds away from splitting up at that point, but Mirabel's concern for the wellbeing of the family were the miracle to fail brought her back.

[@MarceldeJong]

I don’t trust people who didn’t cry during Dos Oruguitas. :) I was bawling my eyes out.

[@katarinawikholm5873]

I’m assuming the non-criers don’t know about Colombian history

[@Reneeee2]

Delores did know that Bruno was still in the house. She says it in the song We don't talk about Bruno. She says "I can hear him now". She also mentions it at the end of the movie to her brother Camilo, I'm not sure of yall caught that or not

[@Reneeee2]

She told Camilo "Ya know I know he never left I heard him everyday "

[@drudle]

I always understood that as she heard him but didn't know it was him. But she STILL was trying to act smug about it. That's why she said the rats in the wall were talking. And we all know she can't keep a secret for more than five seconds, apparently.

[@Imastarrr23]

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[@Imastarrr23]

@@drudleshe can wdym

[@drudle]

@@Imastarrr23 She found out about Mirabel and the prophecy and couldn't hold it in for five minutes. She was sweating, eye twitching, and broke INSTANTLY. Couldn't keep that secret in to save anyone and we're expected to believe she could hold in Bruno's secret for a decade? Lmao.

[@davidcwitkin6729]

"Dos Oruguitas" is my favorite song in this movie. It makes me cry every time.

[@MissBrissReacts]

Y'all are adorable! Bryce's reaction to this movie is just too wholesome! "The magic is the people, Rob" 😂❤

[@officialflikz]

I've watched the movie several times, but only now I realized all the cracks led to the grandma's room

[@DYDYBEEBEE]

Zuff is so cute during this whole reaction i love how he tries to guess the most random plot devices and his dancing 🫶

[@L0LrevneD]

Did you guys notice the improvement in animation since Tangled? Tangled, the Frozen franchise and Encanto were from the same Disney studio. Tangled was made in 2010, Encanto, 2021. You guys gonna watch more Disney films?

[@annaschwirian7548]

The reason the candle is no longer needed is because Mirabelle is the spirit of the candle. She always wants to help and see the best in each member of her family.

[@Vashti_Online]

I love this movie. The eight original songs written by lin manuel miranda are amazing and obviously so well written with meaningful lyrics anyone can relate to and modern music. Brilliantly made. First main character of a Disney film to wear glasses let alone dressed culturally correct. They put some much thought into every aspect of this film. Brilliant.

[@renpathy]

46:27 the best part "I JUST HAVE SO MUCH LOVE INSIDE"

[@cl4irv0yanc3]

omg please Coraline next! it's old but it has been trending a lot lately because people are doing conspiracy theories about it

[@Reneeee2]

Yess

[@littlesparrow303]

Conspiracy theories for that has been around but one thing about tiktok is helping it get recognized. I loved that film when I was 11 when it came out

[@lxnie_]

YES

[@Merilirem]

I love when things come up in the minds of people after decades.

[@velky_reeds]

Dolores actually knew that Bruno was there the entire time, she foreshadowed it in the song that she could sometimes hear his footsteps and whispers

[@Izzyneedscoffee]

The guy in green singing constantly made my little stoned ass die laughing!!

[@forestcatkay14]

13:06 raccoons are more North America, coati are South American. They look similar and share the trouble making behavior traits. Oh in case you didn’t know Bruno voiced by Sid from Ice Age and the guy that punches Theon Greyjoy in John Wick.

[@chaseburch1351]

I love Encanto and I have a lot to say so here goes. There is a theory that Abuello became the Casita (they both do the little wave, there are butterflies everywhere which symbolizes his spirit and when Abella and Abuello met, and Casita and Abuello both do everything they can to help and protect the family). Also I believe that Mirabel is the next Keeper of the Candle (Abuela's role) and she didn't get a door 1) because that position was currently being filled and 2) because she needed to embrace everyone in her family, including herself. Her role is to strengthen and help the family grow, something Abuela thought she was doing, but lost sight of the real reason for the miracle. Abuela has been mourning her husband for 50 years (throughout the movie she wears a black shawl to symbolize this) but after the scene with Mirabel she no longer wears it. I also love that the first thing Abuela does after opening up to Mirabel is hug Bruno symbolizing her embracing the future.

[@alex-fs9yt]

Bryce singing along to Luisa's song is so relatable lol

[@strawbrry_keely]

Delores's verse in we dont talk about bruno basically say shes known he was there the whole time. Not stated why she never said anything, probably protecting him. Everyone was trying to be perfect for abuela. "Grew to live in fear of Bruno stuttering or stumbling I could always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling I associate him with the sound of falling sand, ch-ch-ch" Straight bars honestly

[@gember1382]

"You're good enough for me, Mirabel." 😍 I love you guys

[@kat309]

Mirabel needed to hug Isabela, not Abuela. When the vision is being shown, Bruno mentions it's out of order.

[@Lannisen]

She needed to hug both. The figure started out as Abuela and ended up Isabela. She also needed to fight them, cause they needed to work out their differences. Like Bruno said "you fight her! No, you hug her!" She needed to do both, with both Isabela and Abuela.

[@kat309]

@@Lannisen The figure in the vision was never abuela. Bruno was taking a guess that she has to fight whomever it was until it turned out to be a hug with Isabela.

[@Lannisen]

@@kat309 but it turned out, she needed to fight both, and hug both. I'm not saying that you're wrong, because that's how they eventually interpreted it. But she did in the end have to fight and hug both Isabela and Abuela before the miracle returned, and that boggled my mind a bit when I realised.

[@ister2507]

The person in the vision were both Isabela and (young) abuela. Look, how similar physical appearance they have. So Mirabel had to embrace both of them (and I believe it was specifically the "young abuela", that is understanding grandma's past and the reasons for her being to harsh, also actually letting Alma - that's real abuela's name, abuela simply means grandmother in Spanish - go through her grief and pain as she was pushing it away from her ever since)

[@user-fo9ep4lp5x]

You guys are so funny with the range of movies & TV shows you watch. And you’re so open to everything. It’s so cool. Thank you guys.

[@st.gelina185]

Bryce is def the oldest child, when that song hits HARDDDD

[@Thisworldisagoner]

Za is just so happy in the beginning of the video and I am here for it!

[@SilverionX]

Mirabel had to hug both her sister and Abuela. The cracks were representing the cracks in the family. When Abuela is fighting with Mirabel's parents, there are more cracks and when Mirabel makes up with Isabela, the cracks heal, just like they mend their relationship. It's just the biggest strain was between Mirabel and Abuela.

[@serenshadow89]

Mirabel didn't get a gift because she has a far greater role; she's the next matriarch, the next candle holder. And the miracle always knew she would be, that's why it didn't give her a gift... and her door came later. I think that end was illustrating that she is the new center of the miracle the same way Abuela was, it was her pain and her strength that refueled the miracle this time just was it was Abuela's pain and strength that fueled and brought it into being. So, Mirabel doesn't have a gift in the same way the others do, instead she's the new bearer of the candle and the miracle.

[@katherinegupton2450]

Delores mentioned hearing him a couple times. Once during we don't talk about Bruno.

[@Sweeteeth760]

I love how yall focus on the movie instead of cracking stupid jokes the whole time like other reactors do, respect.

[@StoryMing]

I love BOTH Bruno and Antonio, AND I think Camilo (shapeshiftier) is pretty cool as well. Another commenter already mentioned, but yes. Dolores does say she knew Bruno was there, she heard him every day. Probably either she was protecting him, or else she tried to say something 10 years ago when he first left, but eventually gave up because no one was hearing her (like the way she outright TELLS us in the Bruno song: "...I can always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling...")

[@kerigordon2092]

Everyone always mentions “We Don't Talk About Bruno” as their favorite song from Encanto. It’s the one that I feel is the most recognizable. But I personally prefer “Surface Pressure”. I feel like Louisa’s song doesn’t get enough recognition for how good it actually is, and that saddens me because she’s one of my favorite characters. If nothing else, I’d say Louisa is Best Girl.

[@TiredHumanBeing]

Same

[@MaltianStudiosOfficial]

I know right, my favorite song is Waiting on a Miracle and I also think it's underrated because of We don't talk about Bruno. That song always gets the most credit out of all of the songs on this movie.

[@giga_chad9]

This movie literally never ceases to make me cry, it’s too good

[@tanita6234]

Toñito is just the sweetest boy ever 🥺

[@biancatainadiasreis860]

In the song ''didn't talk about bruno'' cousin Dollores says she hears Bruno on the walls and that the sound sounds like sand running down.

[@evechoco2474]

The guy on the right is so feeling this movie, I love it. xd

[@MariaPetrescu]

So in a way... Mirabel not getting a gift to become the next Candle Holder and matriarch of the family is a little bit like Jon Snow being sorted into the Stewards to become next Lord Commander of the Night's Watch?

[@doriannoir9125]

5:35 encanto means enchantment or charm in Spanish

[@HorrorGeek9]

Antonio and Bruno were my favorites 💙

[@shardonayM]

I love how yall react to each other and cut each other off

[@lorettabes4553]

I love that you guys sing along. so fun!