COCO (2017) IS TRULY MAGICAL!! MOVIE REACTION!! Disney Pixar | Remember Me | Poco Loco | Animation
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Seeing this for the first time on a cruise ship surrounded by children that had definitely already seen it and SOBBING into my little (not so little) margarita was uhhhh it was an experience. 😂
The ending for Coco is one of the single greatest and most emotionally powerful endings in film history. No matter how many times I’ve seen it I can’t watch the ending without crying uncontrollably for those last 10 minutes. Not only is it beautiful in showing how Miguel brings back Coco’s memories, but it shows how powerful music is. There’s actual scientific proof that music can be used to help restore memories and there’s also the unexplainable magical feeling of music that can heal and bring people together.
43:42 It's not that Imelda can't forgive Hector for dying, it's that she was still hurt that Hector left his family in the first place to play music with Dela Cruz; leaving her to care for their first and only child without anyone else to help her and support their family. It may seem that she doesn't want to listen to reason but it's more on how she never got any closure from that hurt that evolved to anger which was taken out on music. I'm just happy that they got their happy ending in the afterlife.
I love how the song "Remember Me" completely changes depending on who's singing it. When Ernesto sings it it's catchy and fun like any other "popular" song but it's empty and soulless and you don't really feel anything other than a fleeting enjoyment that passes after the song ends. But when Hector and Miguel sing it for Coco, it's so soft and there's such love and tenderness that you can't help but tear up
Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle, a breed of dog that ppl believed was in charge of helping the dead cross the bridge to the Mictlan (The underworld). That's why he can see both sides, the living and the dead. 24:39 And yes, that's what chamaco means, it can also be used as "little kid" :)
Imelda isn’t still mad at Hector for staying away after she found out he was murdered, she’s mad at him for ever leaving in the first place.
RIP to the real Mama Coco who passed not too long ago. This is literally one of my favorite animated movies of all time. The detail to the culture and just how beautiful this movie is makes my heart amile
45:34 She's telling her own story! Llorona is a Mexican folk tale about a woman who falls in love with a wandering romancer, has is children, and then he ditches town and leaves her and the kids. She has so much rage at him that she tries to punish him by drowning her kids in a river- but then she regrets it and jumps in to save them, and they all drown. They say you can still hear her moaning and crying at the river banks. The song Llorona was written from the point of view of the man, making it even more tragic by revealing that he was still in love with her and wanted to reunite, ans he forgave her for what happened to the children, but she was dead and he could only see her mourning ghost from afar. The whole story of Coco is basically that. Emelda punishes her husband - who did not intend to leave her - by actually punishing her children, through denying music, in a way killint Coco and Miguel's spirits. And then death separates her and Hector so the true lovers cannot get over the misunderstanding.
I kept thinking of how much love Coco has in her heart, after years of being taught to hate her father by her mother, then letting the whole family do the same, she still remembers him fondly.
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Seeing this for the first time on a cruise ship surrounded by children that had definitely already seen it and SOBBING into my little (not so little) margarita was uhhhh it was an experience. 😂
The ending for Coco is one of the single greatest and most emotionally powerful endings in film history. No matter how many times I’ve seen it I can’t watch the ending without crying uncontrollably for those last 10 minutes. Not only is it beautiful in showing how Miguel brings back Coco’s memories, but it shows how powerful music is. There’s actual scientific proof that music can be used to help restore memories and there’s also the unexplainable magical feeling of music that can heal and bring people together.
43:42 It's not that Imelda can't forgive Hector for dying, it's that she was still hurt that Hector left his family in the first place to play music with Dela Cruz; leaving her to care for their first and only child without anyone else to help her and support their family. It may seem that she doesn't want to listen to reason but it's more on how she never got any closure from that hurt that evolved to anger which was taken out on music. I'm just happy that they got their happy ending in the afterlife.
I love how the song "Remember Me" completely changes depending on who's singing it. When Ernesto sings it it's catchy and fun like any other "popular" song but it's empty and soulless and you don't really feel anything other than a fleeting enjoyment that passes after the song ends. But when Hector and Miguel sing it for Coco, it's so soft and there's such love and tenderness that you can't help but tear up
Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle, a breed of dog that ppl believed was in charge of helping the dead cross the bridge to the Mictlan (The underworld). That's why he can see both sides, the living and the dead. 24:39 And yes, that's what chamaco means, it can also be used as "little kid" :)
Imelda isn’t still mad at Hector for staying away after she found out he was murdered, she’s mad at him for ever leaving in the first place.
RIP to the real Mama Coco who passed not too long ago. This is literally one of my favorite animated movies of all time. The detail to the culture and just how beautiful this movie is makes my heart amile
45:34 She's telling her own story! Llorona is a Mexican folk tale about a woman who falls in love with a wandering romancer, has is children, and then he ditches town and leaves her and the kids. She has so much rage at him that she tries to punish him by drowning her kids in a river- but then she regrets it and jumps in to save them, and they all drown. They say you can still hear her moaning and crying at the river banks. The song Llorona was written from the point of view of the man, making it even more tragic by revealing that he was still in love with her and wanted to reunite, ans he forgave her for what happened to the children, but she was dead and he could only see her mourning ghost from afar. The whole story of Coco is basically that. Emelda punishes her husband - who did not intend to leave her - by actually punishing her children, through denying music, in a way killint Coco and Miguel's spirits. And then death separates her and Hector so the true lovers cannot get over the misunderstanding.
I kept thinking of how much love Coco has in her heart, after years of being taught to hate her father by her mother, then letting the whole family do the same, she still remembers him fondly.
Seize Your Moment when you hit that LIKE & SUBSCRIBE* Button 👉 https://www.youtube.com/user/TheReelRejects?sub_confirmation=1 - Stay Better Informed thru unbiased reporting w/ Straight Arrow News! Visit https://www.san.com/reejrects to download - Become A Righteous Reject By Grabbing Our Apprel : https://www.rejectnationshop.com/ - Full Reaction Watch Along & MORE For Royal Rejects: https://www.patreon.com/thereelrejects