Will you please react to my hero academia abridged by joy ride entertainment I would recommend this in the patreon but I can't 🥲 so please at least react to the first episode
On first watch, yes, and also on second, third… I’ve watched this movie five times and I’ve inconsolably cried all five times, plus with all the reactions I’ve watched too. One of the best, most bittersweet and wholesome films ever made. I love it ❤️🩹
the shot of héctor walking on the petal bridge is even sweeter when you realise that he's not only wearing new clothes, but also brand new shoes. since he's part of the family again, he finally has his own pair of rivera shoes 😭 - and just to sour the happy fact: poor héctor was only about 21 years old when he was killed, while his little baby grew up to be exactly 100 years old (she was around 3-4 years old when he left).
@@Fivreld It's about how animation expresses the labor ethics of the time through its depiction of shoes. Hector getting his OWN shoes makes them that much more integral to holding the Rivera family together through tough labor and love.
In the Mexican culture, there are 3 deaths. The first is when you actually die. The second is when the body disappears from sight (burial, cremation, etc). The third death is when there is no one alive that remembers you. That's why the ofrenda (offering altar) with pictures is so important; family stories are handed down.
@@arturom.7048 are you saying Mexican culture isn’t real? Or is this supposed to be some superiority thing about not believing in an after life? Your comment is pretty unclear.
@@HealthAtAnyCost well if he’s talking about not believing in an afterlife, then it’s not as bad as being religious and saying another one isn’t real cuz of what he believes is real is real. If it’s the former, there’s no bias against a specific religion at all
I can never understand people who do not cry at this movie. Every time I ball my eyes out. And props to Rob for predicting the twists in this movie. Very clever! I also rewatch it every year around halloween. Such a classic.
Definitely a bitter sweet movie. As a Mexican, I’m glad the emotions of longing, grief, and commemoration to our loved ones were the core of the plot. The ones we lose are never really gone as long as we keep their memories and their love with us. Great reaction guys, I’m glad you appreciated this movie ❤
@@pneumaait wasn't lol. It just represents what Día de los Muertos means, the dead being able to come from the world of the dead to visit their families and connect
im not sure if anyones pointed this out yet but the “barking” at 40:35 are actually called gritos, which literally translates to yelling or shout. in mexican culture you hear them a lot in mariachi music but they are also used in moments of celebration or when you’re hyped up! like in that scene for example with miguel and hector :)
Watching this in the theater was so crazy, so quiet with sooo many people sniffling and crying lol When you’ve lost your father, that scene w Hector and young Coco is impossible to get through.
As a Mexican i can say its so nice to see a movie that actually shows respect to the culture and not a random stereotype of what they think the culture is. Day of the dead is very important it to us.
I'm a white American but my Hispanic friend invites me to her Day of the Dead gathering each year and it's always so special to me. Truly an heartwarming piece of Mexican culture.
Día de los muertos is coming up in a few days October 29th is usually when a candle is lit and you leave a cup of water for the ones who have been forgotten. October 30 is for those who passed away in an accident or didn’t have a meal before they passed so you light a new candle, add another glass of water, a piece of white bread. October 31st is for our ancestors, great grandparents, you add another cup, candle, and some fruit. Nov 1st is for the little angels, meaning those who passed away as babies, small children. At this point you add all the food and even toys as offerings/gifts.. Nov 2nd is for the older relatives who have passed, they come pick up their food and other offerings. We even add a path of marigold flowers or petals to guide them. Nov 3rd is when we say our goodbyes and ask them to come back next year. And we pick up all the food, clean etc… my mom celebrates each year and we put it up for my older brother who passed away when he was 2. In other parts of Mexico it’s only Nov 1-3 and in other parts it’s all month from what I’ve heard. But it’s seriously such a special time and tradition for us. Also to add my parents never let us look at the ofrenda when they’re there or take anything without asking the spirits first. It might seem silly to others but that’s just how we did it in my family.
I don't think anyone would think it's silly. Well maybe *some* Americans who use holidays as time off work but in pretty much every place in the world there's some time with an almost as important spiritual meaning
I may not be Mexican. However I can appreciate the feelings with Día de los muertos. It's supposed to be remembering your family and for being glad for who they are. Thank you for giving your version of this event.
@@ReaperXxK i start the 29th. Plus our altar decorations are up by middle of Oct, food is made a day before, packaged food is put up a few days before. I don’t see what is funny about that.
I regret not watching Coco in theaters but I watched it on tv with my colombian parents and eventhough my mom isn't really a fan of animation, she loved it and my dad who I had never seen cry...shed tears when Miguel and Mamá Coco heartbreaking scene came up and it still makes me emotional just thinking about it. This movie is truly a treasure.
It's back in theaters for about 2 weeks starting this Friday (Sept. 15) as part of a Disney100 celebration. The colors are so rich on the big screen, catch it if you can.
I remember watching this movie in theaters with my family. I love this movie so much it's one of my favorite Disney films and to my grandma who died 2 years after this movie came out because Mama Coco reminds me so much of her and since she's no longer with our family as rewatching the movie and the song ' remember me' hit so different after her passing. I miss my grandma but I know that she is in a better place 💙
My grandmother had alzheimers and when I tell you I bawled my eyes out when Miguel was singing to Coco and she had a small epiphany. I remember suggestin this movie to my boyfriend and then him trying to comfort me cause it crashed my soul. Such an amazing movie and the writing was so smart.
Pixar will always be top tier for animation and honestly the gold standard for storytelling the way that they pull so much death and you feel every characters emotions coco is up there I. Terms of Pixar I also think this film is in the category with up from Pixar as well I hope you react to more Pixar films in the future
The reason Hector didn't disappear into final death when Coco died was because Coco shared her memory of him (and Imelda) with the entire family. Hector, Imelda, and Coco will be together as long as there's at least one Rivera family member who remembers that moment.
I remember watching this at the cinema when it first came out. It was my sister, parents and I watching it, needless to say, we cried. Having a grandmother with Alzheimer's made this movie really emotional and definitely touched my dad's heart. It's a realistic view on it, but with the whole film being pretty happy too and of course, full of Mexican traditions and great music, I couldn't love it more.
I really liked your reaction. One emotional fact: based on studies, music actually really helps people with dementia to remember things. That makes more emotional mama Coco's remembering.
When it came out in theaters mostly Hispanic/Latin people filled the theater and we all cried all you could hear are the sniffles 😭 eyes balling, tears never ending it was such a great movie and about our culture happy you guys loved and felt all these kinds of emotions as well ❤🥺 loved your reactions!
Me and my brother, we watched this movie after our grandma's funeral. We did not know what it was about, we went in blindly. My God, it destroyed us, I was 24, my brother was 20, and we couldn't stop crying... But it is a beautiful movie and now I can watch it without "trauma"
No surprise here, I loved your reaction So, xoloitzcuintle is the only known breed of dog to be originally from Mexico. For aztecs and mayas, the xoloitzcuintle was a guardian dog, and it would help the souls of the owners reach the afterlife. I think i read somewhere that they were even sacrificed and buried with their owners for that purpose. So that is why Dante could move from the world of the living to the world of the dead. Oh, and the underwater cave in which Miguel and Hector were thrown is called a “cenote” and both mayas and Aztecs would make human sacrifices to the gods in them, ergo why Ernesto threw them there. I loved that the movie captured these little pieces of our folklore and history so well in such way. I also loved the movie because it is exactly this way in which I imagined the souls of my family coming back to world in the day of the dead as a child, eating the food left for them, just walking around, readin the books they loved to read... I dont know, just really love this film
So happy you watched this. I wanted to add a couple things to the conversation 1. There is an Aztec god of the dead that is represented by the Xolo dog. 2. When you see the panoramic of the land of the dead, you can see step pyramids at the base. 3. "Pepita" can be a nickname for Josephine, a general word for 'seed', and specifically a Mexican/Mexican-American word for 'pumpkin seed'. So I like to think that Imelda named the jaguar/ram/eagle alebrije the Mexican equivalent of "pumpkin" 4. The female artist, Frida Kahlo, is very famous, especially for her self portraits reflecting the dichotomy of Mexican womanhood and motherhood/miscarriage. 5. Personally, I was struck by the flashback to Hector playing for young Coco, because my daughter would reach out to touch my face in the same way.
@@TakittyLove This time the X is more like a "sh". Actually in the very movie Frida says the whole name "xoloitzcuintle" (itzcuintli being the word for dog).
Aww... Love that you guys aren't scared of showing vulnerability especially because it's genuine and natural. I really love watching your videos because the reaction component still allows the viewers to fully appreciate the movie or the show along with you guys while adding another layer of entertainment to the content; and without being overpowering and being too loud to the point where some parts of the movie/show are missed. Just like how I prefer it when watching stuff irl, like I wanna get something out of you and feel like I'm watching along with an actual human being but please don't steal the show. Keep 'em comin, and we're all just here to support the channel. ❤
I remember watching this in the cinema and by the end when they turned the lights on everyone was just blowing their noses or covering their faces 😂 impossible not to cry watching it (also you guys should watch the book of life, is also an animated movie about el día de los muertos and it came out around the same time as coco!)
As a Mexican I love that people enjoy this movie even if its no made by Mexicans exactly, but love the way people appreciate our culture and slowly falls for it.
Coco is actually a Pixar movie,released after it was bought by Disney, but a completely different team. That's why it's such a tearjerker. Compare Encanto to Coco and you can feel the difference. Encanto was developed by Disney animation. First time they released a movie with no real antagonist. It was pretty good, but definitely not a tearjerker.
Something that most people miss, is that the cave with water where Miguel was tossed is a cenote which is a travel point for the dead in Mayan and Aztec culture
The part with his grandma at the end always shatters me.. I always remember my late grandma.. especially cause the movie came out right after she passed away.. thank you for reacting to Coco.. it's one of my favorite movies ever
I’m Mexican, went to see it opening weekend and you could hear everyone, and I mean everyone in the room sniffling. It is a precious ode to our culture and loved ones who have passed away ❤ Love the reaction guys. I could feel the pain in Rob’s face 😅
This is such a sweet movie! I remember seeing it with friends, excited to watch it for the Mexican culture. Little did we know we'd all be crying like babies during the whole ending. So touching!
It's such a great movie! Every time I get to Coco and Miguel's scene I cry, it's impossible not to 😢 I enjoy when I learn new things about the culture of "El día de los muertos" also. Love you guys, I could see you enjoyed this experience 😊
Coco is one of my favorite Disney movies, I remember first watching it in theaters and as someone who’s Mexican, it was a delight to see all the references around our culture. Hector is my favorite character from the movie, seeing him reunite with Coco always makes me tear up. such a great film :)
Such a good movie! So funny how you guys kept figuring it out. So much emotion in the movie. Definitely makes me appreciate the Day of the Dead and Mexican heritage. For me, it made more and more sense regarding the Ofrenda's and keeping people alive in the afterlife through remembering them and having pictures around. Such a beautiful thing.
I like when the guy just says "what did I miss?" I always think "well we saw a popular singer show his true colors as he tries to kill a child only to lie to us that he's a nice person only to then get taken away by a large cat spirit to throw him out of the stage like the scumbag he is and then get crushed by a bell just like he did before and now his career and reputation is destroyed forever so nothing much"
Loved that you guys loved it, it never fails to make me cry. I’m a teacher in south Texas and 98% of my students and myself are Latinos so I try to bring our culture into our classroom. My 11th graders look forward to the class Ofrenda that I put up each year. Many aren’t in touch with their culture anymore so we read about the history and they bring pictures and decorate a huge ofrenda and we share stories and laugh and have snacks. The Day of the Dead isn’t a sad holiday, we shed a few tears but we laugh so much while talking about our family members that have passed on. It’s important to remember those that came before us. Again, so happy you guys loved it!
i remember watching this in the movie theater when it came out and when i tell y’all all you heard during the last 20 minutes were sniffles coming from all directions lmao 😭 to this day, every time i watch it i can’t help but cry. it always makes me think about my grandparents in mexico, 2 of which have passed away. sadly, i was never able to meet them but always got told stories of them and still learn new things about them from my dad, one of the reasons i love this movie so much ❤
This movie is absolutely amazing and such a blessing for the Mexican culture!! It was the first movie (since pretty women) to make my grandmother go out to the theater and we all cried our eyes out in a good way 💕💕💕 this representation was very much needed and has opened the door for so much more! Please see “Book of Life” next! It has another beautiful take of Day of the Dead you will all enjoy as well 🙏🏽
As a Hispanic this movie just hits the souls every time I watch so many stories you hear as a child about the day of the dead and the afterlife and then they make a movie about it 😂🤙🏽
Such a beautiful film- from the art, animation, the message. I get choked up everytime I hear remember me. Dementia is such a difficult thing for a person and family to deal with. For that song to bring Mama Coco's memory back even momentarily was such a wonderful thing
How an ofrenda works: Add a picture of your relative, plus items of food, drink, possessions they liked when they were alive. This is why in the movie you see so much food along the table. We say that if for example; your relative loved tequila! You pour them a shot and during the night of the holiday, they will come back, feast, eat, have a party like the many we have in Mexico. As for the ‘spirit guides’ Dante is a xolo dog, breed which in Mexico is a literal guide for the dead to reach afterlife. I love how this movie respect every detail and time was taken to really learn our culture and history! Don’t be fooled, almost every character we see at De la Cruz’ party is a real historical figure in Mexico. Even the arrivals building is based off of the Palace of Mail, located in Mexico City
If you look at Frida Kahlo’s art, you’ll understand her in this movie. She had quite the distinctive style, and Mexican themes and culture were paramount to her work. One of my favorite artists💜
A lot of people missing that (me included. I knew it after watching a TH-cam video on the movie) that Dante ate some food that Miguel threw him, which also made him technically desecrate someone's altar that made Dante cursed and moved to the land of the dead too.
I loved this film before having kids. Then I've had kids and holy smokes does it get me emotionally open. I'm in the middle of weeping at remember me and I get hit with a gousto ad 🤣
such a beautiful, emotional, and heartwarming movie. pixar never fails to make me cry like a baby, literally every single time. loved the reaction guys
Every time that i see this movie brings me in tears, especially this past year's. I lost so many incredible people around me so fast that i still thinking is just a dream or an Illusion .but about the movie is it's really good but the song remember me is one best song a ever heard ,the song bring you tears and joy at the same time , is just my opinion
Long before my grandma passed away I watched this movie and the scene with Miguel and Mama Coco made me cry so much. Watching this scene after my grandma's passing made me sob even more😭 Honestly there isn't a day I don't think of her. She wasn't perfect but she was my Lola.
Honestly one of my all-time favourite animated movies! I never thought a modern animated movie could beat the nostalgia of my childhood classics, but this movie is just so beautiful! Glad you guys enjoyed it
Love your reaction. Rob is fighting tears and I love it, because when I first watch this movie it made me cry so hard. Coco is my favorite. New subscriber here.
Beautiful movie. Pixar has a way of making these beautiful, vividly colored appealing family movies but with a deeper message underneath, that if done right, hits you right in the soul. This movie got me good when I first watched it. Quarter box of Kleenex was required. Not sure if you’ve watched Pixar’s Inside Out or Up but I highly recommend either of those.
Omg I just finished watching Coco for the first time. I don't know why it took me so long to watch this amazing movie. and now I'm ready to watch your guys reactions 🙌
The whole laughing at Hector for dying choking on chorizo bit is an adult joke because chorizo is a spicy sausage. Even in Spanish sausage is used as a euphemism for, phallic objects, so it’s basically people laughing at Hector for choking on d**k to death.
i just discovered you guys and i have been watching your videos nonstop! i also love how you guys give your genuine thoughts about the things you watch and i love when commentators are honest and don’t just say what they want others to hear. y’all are my new favorite youtubers no doubt!
As a Mexican, I love this, i love your videos and after you will react to the other movie i was waiting for this one, thanks. Amo esto, muchas gracias, me encantan sus vídeos y no me pierdo ninguno. 🙆🏻♀️🇲🇽🖤
this was such a great movie. the ending always manages to make me cry, i remember bawling the first time i saw it. ive really enjoyed the animated movies that's been coming out, they give such great insight on the different cultures.
Great reaction! This is definitely one of my favorites and I didn't know how much I would like it. I feel like the family, grief and loss means so much to people regardless of background and this movie explored that so well and explored/explained Dia de los Muertos. I knew I would be bawling through the movie when Chicharron died. Even watching this reaction had me tearing up again. The end when Hector goes for his picture and he looks so nervous that it's not going to go through, omg tears. I'm so glad you guys liked it!
I remember watching this in Mexico a month before It’s release in USA. Not a dry eye in the house, I’ll never forget the group of teenage boys next to me crying and whispering amongst themselves “wtf man this hits hard.” 😂
After I watched this movie I started to say every passed away person's name when I see it 😅 and now is my tradition. I am very far away from Mexico or their tradition and costumes but I love this one and I don't want anyone to be forgotten
I think Ernesto will be stuck, alive, under that bell because he's already dead! He's trapped until no one remembers him, but that will be a long time because I bet a lot of his fans around the word don't know the truth and continue to put up his picture.
do you guys know cassie’s mom from euphoria voices mama Imelda?! i really love this movie they did an amazing job capturing our culture. i cry every time 🥹
I love your guys' reactions but this one is my favorite! Watching it from someones eyes who didn't know about, DIa De Los Muertos!!! You guys understood it! Love you guys!!!
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Will you please react to my hero academia abridged by joy ride entertainment I would recommend this in the patreon but I can't 🥲 so please at least react to the first episode
What happened to your "It's okay not to be Okay" reaction?
Soul is another animation that’ll make you cry for sure.
Try watching 'The Book of Life' This is such a great movie. You'll also love this for sure. ☺
Rob dying while finishing the movie was all of us on first watch.
Was actually fighting for my life 😂😂😂 - Rob
On first watch, yes, and also on second, third… I’ve watched this movie five times and I’ve inconsolably cried all five times, plus with all the reactions I’ve watched too. One of the best, most bittersweet and wholesome films ever made. I love it ❤️🩹
@@ReelTimeYT You did pretty fine, I had to exit the theater with sunglasses lol
I still cry. Even watching these reactions. Lol😅
Watching Rob watch this took me right back into the theater 😳🥺😅
the shot of héctor walking on the petal bridge is even sweeter when you realise that he's not only wearing new clothes, but also brand new shoes.
since he's part of the family again, he finally has his own pair of rivera shoes 😭
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and just to sour the happy fact: poor héctor was only about 21 years old when he was killed, while his little baby grew up to be exactly 100 years old (she was around 3-4 years old when he left).
i never noticed the shoes! that just made me cry again 😭
@@misskayelizabethdee oh wow, thanks !! hope your dissertation is going well 👍🏽
@@Fivreld It's about how animation expresses the labor ethics of the time through its depiction of shoes. Hector getting his OWN shoes makes them that much more integral to holding the Rivera family together through tough labor and love.
@@misskayelizabethdee damn I would LOVE to read your dissertation after you are done. Would that be okay?
What, I never noticed that! Nice find!😭
In the Mexican culture, there are 3 deaths. The first is when you actually die. The second is when the body disappears from sight (burial, cremation, etc). The third death is when there is no one alive that remembers you. That's why the ofrenda (offering altar) with pictures is so important; family stories are handed down.
Thats a good story in the movie but it is not real at all
@@arturom.7048 are you saying Mexican culture isn’t real? Or is this supposed to be some superiority thing about not believing in an after life? Your comment is pretty unclear.
@@arturom.7048 Assuming you KNOW what is real? Pretty presumptuous of you to judge a culture/religion.
@@HealthAtAnyCost well if he’s talking about not believing in an afterlife, then it’s not as bad as being religious and saying another one isn’t real cuz of what he believes is real is real. If it’s the former, there’s no bias against a specific religion at all
@@spookycircuits455 im saying that in the mexican culture there isn't 3 deaths. This part is a good but created only for the movie.
I can never understand people who do not cry at this movie. Every time I ball my eyes out.
And props to Rob for predicting the twists in this movie. Very clever!
I also rewatch it every year around halloween. Such a classic.
I've seen it a dozen times and still lose it when he sings Remember Me at the end.
@@ronweber1402 yeah, me too
I cried watching the reaction lol
i think rob just has too much media knowledge, he always knows whats gonna go down
look, I just can't cry at sad movies. I've tried
Definitely a bitter sweet movie. As a Mexican, I’m glad the emotions of longing, grief, and commemoration to our loved ones were the core of the plot. The ones we lose are never really gone as long as we keep their memories and their love with us.
Great reaction guys, I’m glad you appreciated this movie ❤
I would love to go to Mexico during the day of the dead seems just beautiful
I love this movie but I didn't like how it's basically a metaphor for crossing the border for immigration.
@@hellopeople6138 it is? where was that confirmed
@@pneumaait wasn't lol. It just represents what Día de los Muertos means, the dead being able to come from the world of the dead to visit their families and connect
@@hellopeople6138literally what are you talking about bro
Oh I’m so happy you guys watched coco it’s such a wholesome movie
Always cry no matter how many times I see this movie ❤️
Agreed
One of my favourite Pixar movies
"Rob heart shattered" is always the best part😂... Like the "I Love You" scene from kimino nawa😂😂
im not sure if anyones pointed this out yet but the “barking” at 40:35 are actually called gritos, which literally translates to yelling or shout. in mexican culture you hear them a lot in mariachi music but they are also used in moments of celebration or when you’re hyped up! like in that scene for example with miguel and hector :)
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I rlly appreciate the fact that u guys tried to restrain from cussing, in order to keep it everything wholesome. Major respect for that
Watching this in the theater was so crazy, so quiet with sooo many people sniffling and crying lol
When you’ve lost your father, that scene w Hector and young Coco is impossible to get through.
I watched this with my dad in theaters, we were all holding hands and crying
It’s hard when you’ve lost a mother too
I loved how Hector finally got shoes on at the end symbolizing in him being accepted to the Rivera family traditions.
As a Mexican i can say its so nice to see a movie that actually shows respect to the culture and not a random stereotype of what they think the culture is.
Day of the dead is very important it to us.
I'm a white American but my Hispanic friend invites me to her Day of the Dead gathering each year and it's always so special to me. Truly an heartwarming piece of Mexican culture.
Them showing Dante and the cat crossing back over after and showing they're their families spirt guides absolutely made me bawl lmaooo
Día de los muertos is coming up in a few days
October 29th is usually when a candle is lit and you leave a cup of water for the ones who have been forgotten.
October 30 is for those who passed away in an accident or didn’t have a meal before they passed so you light a new candle, add another glass of water, a piece of white bread.
October 31st is for our ancestors, great grandparents, you add another cup, candle, and some fruit.
Nov 1st is for the little angels, meaning those who passed away as babies, small children. At this point you add all the food and even toys as offerings/gifts..
Nov 2nd is for the older relatives who have passed, they come pick up their food and other offerings. We even add a path of marigold flowers or petals to guide them.
Nov 3rd is when we say our goodbyes and ask them to come back next year. And we pick up all the food, clean etc… my mom celebrates each year and we put it up for my older brother who passed away when he was 2.
In other parts of Mexico it’s only Nov 1-3 and in other parts it’s all month from what I’ve heard. But it’s seriously such a special time and tradition for us.
Also to add my parents never let us look at the ofrenda when they’re there or take anything without asking the spirits first. It might seem silly to others but that’s just how we did it in my family.
I don't think anyone would think it's silly. Well maybe *some* Americans who use holidays as time off work but in pretty much every place in the world there's some time with an almost as important spiritual meaning
I may not be Mexican. However I can appreciate the feelings with Día de los muertos. It's supposed to be remembering your family and for being glad for who they are. Thank you for giving your version of this event.
few days? its almost a whole month lmao. 11.1 is a while away
@@ReaperXxK i start the 29th. Plus our altar decorations are up by middle of Oct, food is made a day before, packaged food is put up a few days before. I don’t see what is funny about that.
@@gigireads1716 the 29 still isnt a "few" days away. i wasn't trying to be rude or anything sorry if i came off as such.
I regret not watching Coco in theaters but I watched it on tv with my colombian parents and eventhough my mom isn't really a fan of animation, she loved it and my dad who I had never seen cry...shed tears when Miguel and Mamá Coco heartbreaking scene came up and it still makes me emotional just thinking about it. This movie is truly a treasure.
It's back in theaters for about 2 weeks starting this Friday (Sept. 15) as part of a Disney100 celebration. The colors are so rich on the big screen, catch it if you can.
I remember watching this movie in theaters with my family. I love this movie so much it's one of my favorite Disney films and to my grandma who died 2 years after this movie came out because Mama Coco reminds me so much of her and since she's no longer with our family as rewatching the movie and the song ' remember me' hit so different after her passing. I miss my grandma but I know that she is in a better place 💙
My grandmother had alzheimers and when I tell you I bawled my eyes out when Miguel was singing to Coco and she had a small epiphany. I remember suggestin this movie to my boyfriend and then him trying to comfort me cause it crashed my soul. Such an amazing movie and the writing was so smart.
same. im mexican and my grandmother had alzheimers. i totally ugly-cried in theaters
You can tell Rob is such a sweet guy, the three of them but yeah, you can see robs feeling literally on his face 😂❤️ loved this reacción
Ikr, he seems such a wholesome person ❤
Pixar will always be top tier for animation and honestly the gold standard for storytelling the way that they pull so much death and you feel every characters emotions coco is up there I. Terms of Pixar I also think this film is in the category with up from Pixar as well I hope you react to more Pixar films in the future
Watching this in theaters was so epic you just hear sniffles throughout the entire theater every now and then 😂 it was so crazy😭
The reason Hector didn't disappear into final death when Coco died was because Coco shared her memory of him (and Imelda) with the entire family. Hector, Imelda, and Coco will be together as long as there's at least one Rivera family member who remembers that moment.
I remember watching this at the cinema when it first came out. It was my sister, parents and I watching it, needless to say, we cried. Having a grandmother with Alzheimer's made this movie really emotional and definitely touched my dad's heart. It's a realistic view on it, but with the whole film being pretty happy too and of course, full of Mexican traditions and great music, I couldn't love it more.
same. im mexican and my grandmother had alzheimers. i totally ugly-cried in theaters
the beginning of Up and the end of Coco: guaranteed tears. every time.
I really liked your reaction. One emotional fact: based on studies, music actually really helps people with dementia to remember things. That makes more emotional mama Coco's remembering.
To this day, no matter how many times I see that ending scene with coco, I always sob.
When it came out in theaters mostly Hispanic/Latin people filled the theater and we all cried all you could hear are the sniffles 😭 eyes balling, tears never ending it was such a great movie and about our culture happy you guys loved and felt all these kinds of emotions as well ❤🥺 loved your reactions!
I cry along with Rob 😭😭 so touching! I loved the reaction guys, thanks for reacting ❤️🌸
Me and my brother, we watched this movie after our grandma's funeral. We did not know what it was about, we went in blindly. My God, it destroyed us, I was 24, my brother was 20, and we couldn't stop crying... But it is a beautiful movie and now I can watch it without "trauma"
My Mexican husband and father in law cried in the theater, they thought it was a beautiful tribute to their culture
Coco is probably the only movie that tugs on my heartstrings so hard that I bawl my eyes out watching *other people* watch it, lol! 😭
No surprise here, I loved your reaction So, xoloitzcuintle is the only known breed of dog to be originally from Mexico. For aztecs and mayas, the xoloitzcuintle was a guardian dog, and it would help the souls of the owners reach the afterlife. I think i read somewhere that they were even sacrificed and buried with their owners for that purpose. So that is why Dante could move from the world of the living to the world of the dead. Oh, and the underwater cave in which Miguel and Hector were thrown is called a “cenote” and both mayas and Aztecs would make human sacrifices to the gods in them, ergo why Ernesto threw them there. I loved that the movie captured these little pieces of our folklore and history so well in such way. I also loved the movie because it is exactly this way in which I imagined the souls of my family coming back to world in the day of the dead as a child, eating the food left for them, just walking around, readin the books they loved to read... I dont know, just really love this film
So happy you watched this. I wanted to add a couple things to the conversation
1. There is an Aztec god of the dead that is represented by the Xolo dog.
2. When you see the panoramic of the land of the dead, you can see step pyramids at the base.
3. "Pepita" can be a nickname for Josephine, a general word for 'seed', and specifically a Mexican/Mexican-American word for 'pumpkin seed'. So I like to think that Imelda named the jaguar/ram/eagle alebrije the Mexican equivalent of "pumpkin"
4. The female artist, Frida Kahlo, is very famous, especially for her self portraits reflecting the dichotomy of Mexican womanhood and motherhood/miscarriage.
5. Personally, I was struck by the flashback to Hector playing for young Coco, because my daughter would reach out to touch my face in the same way.
Bien dicho mija.
How does it pronounce Xolo ? It pronounces "Jolo" as the cases of Mexico/Méjico/ ,Oaxaca/Oajaka/ , Texas/Tejas/ ?? 😮
@@TakittyLove This time the X is more like a "sh". Actually in the very movie Frida says the whole name "xoloitzcuintle" (itzcuintli being the word for dog).
Coco is one of my favorite Pixar movies. The end with Hector getting to be reunited with his family hits me so hard no matter how many times I see it
Hector being forgotten is the reason he walks differently than other skeletons- slowly fall apart
To be more specific, he's using Cheech's femur in one leg that's why his gait is so unbalanced.
You’re wrong bro
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Aww... Love that you guys aren't scared of showing vulnerability especially because it's genuine and natural. I really love watching your videos because the reaction component still allows the viewers to fully appreciate the movie or the show along with you guys while adding another layer of entertainment to the content; and without being overpowering and being too loud to the point where some parts of the movie/show are missed. Just like how I prefer it when watching stuff irl, like I wanna get something out of you and feel like I'm watching along with an actual human being but please don't steal the show. Keep 'em comin, and we're all just here to support the channel. ❤
In spanish I feel like it hits harder because of the cultural significance but in English it still makes me tear up 🥲😂😂😂
I remember watching this in the cinema and by the end when they turned the lights on everyone was just blowing their noses or covering their faces 😂 impossible not to cry watching it (also you guys should watch the book of life, is also an animated movie about el día de los muertos and it came out around the same time as coco!)
As a Mexican I love that people enjoy this movie even if its no made by Mexicans exactly, but love the way people appreciate our culture and slowly falls for it.
It’s a beautiful culture.
@@Chrissybrit43 thank you
In India we have similar culture... it's beautiful to see how this movie is so relatable
@@aishwaryaahirrao oh that is great
The codirector is Mexican and they consulted with a lot of Mexicans as well for the cultural aspects
Coco is the best wholesome Pixar film, I`ve ever watched. The whole movie made me ugly cried and I watched Encanto.
Coco is a masterpiece. I’m glad you guys got to see it and loved it!
I cried like a baby watching rob cry just like I did the first time I watched it 😅
Coco is easily the best Disney animation ever made, musical or not. It’s perfect, flawless and one of the few movies that made me cry.
Coco is actually a Pixar movie,released after it was bought by Disney, but a completely different team. That's why it's such a tearjerker. Compare Encanto to Coco and you can feel the difference. Encanto was developed by Disney animation. First time they released a movie with no real antagonist. It was pretty good, but definitely not a tearjerker.
Something that most people miss, is that the cave with water where Miguel was tossed is a cenote which is a travel point for the dead in Mayan and Aztec culture
If you don't cry watching Coco you might want to check and see if you still have a soul intact.
Idk why, but I cry harder everytime I watch this movie.....and I've watched it many times.
The part with his grandma at the end always shatters me.. I always remember my late grandma.. especially cause the movie came out right after she passed away.. thank you for reacting to Coco.. it's one of my favorite movies ever
So glad you watched this. The end scene with coco and Miguel makes me cry every time. one of the best modern Disney movies in my opinion.
Coco breaks me every time I watch it. One of the best Disney movies
I’m Mexican, went to see it opening weekend and you could hear everyone, and I mean everyone in the room sniffling. It is a precious ode to our culture and loved ones who have passed away ❤ Love the reaction guys. I could feel the pain in Rob’s face 😅
This is such a sweet movie! I remember seeing it with friends, excited to watch it for the Mexican culture. Little did we know we'd all be crying like babies during the whole ending. So touching!
This movie is the reason why I started to love culture and I plan to study about them in the future.
It's such a great movie! Every time I get to Coco and Miguel's scene I cry, it's impossible not to 😢 I enjoy when I learn new things about the culture of "El día de los muertos" also. Love you guys, I could see you enjoyed this experience 😊
You never really die until you're forgotten
Coco is one of my favorite Disney movies, I remember first watching it in theaters and as someone who’s Mexican, it was a delight to see all the references around our culture. Hector is my favorite character from the movie, seeing him reunite with Coco always makes me tear up. such a great film :)
I bawled like a baby the first watching coco. My heart can’t take it. Such a good movie 💜
Such a good movie! So funny how you guys kept figuring it out. So much emotion in the movie. Definitely makes me appreciate the Day of the Dead and Mexican heritage. For me, it made more and more sense regarding the Ofrenda's and keeping people alive in the afterlife through remembering them and having pictures around. Such a beautiful thing.
I like when the guy just says "what did I miss?" I always think "well we saw a popular singer show his true colors as he tries to kill a child only to lie to us that he's a nice person only to then get taken away by a large cat spirit to throw him out of the stage like the scumbag he is and then get crushed by a bell just like he did before and now his career and reputation is destroyed forever so nothing much"
Loved that you guys loved it, it never fails to make me cry. I’m a teacher in south Texas and 98% of my students and myself are Latinos so I try to bring our culture into our classroom. My 11th graders look forward to the class Ofrenda that I put up each year. Many aren’t in touch with their culture anymore so we read about the history and they bring pictures and decorate a huge ofrenda and we share stories and laugh and have snacks. The Day of the Dead isn’t a sad holiday, we shed a few tears but we laugh so much while talking about our family members that have passed on. It’s important to remember those that came before us. Again, so happy you guys loved it!
i remember watching this in the movie theater when it came out and when i tell y’all all you heard during the last 20 minutes were sniffles coming from all directions lmao 😭 to this day, every time i watch it i can’t help but cry. it always makes me think about my grandparents in mexico, 2 of which have passed away. sadly, i was never able to meet them but always got told stories of them and still learn new things about them from my dad, one of the reasons i love this movie so much ❤
This movie is absolutely amazing and such a blessing for the Mexican culture!! It was the first movie (since pretty women) to make my grandmother go out to the theater and we all cried our eyes out in a good way 💕💕💕 this representation was very much needed and has opened the door for so much more! Please see “Book of Life” next! It has another beautiful take of Day of the Dead you will all enjoy as well 🙏🏽
This is one of the first movies that genuinely had my crying in the theatre. One of my favorites from Pixar. Great reaction!
I’ve seen this movie hundreds of times and I still shed a tear every time i revisit it. It’s just such a beautiful story.
As a Hispanic this movie just hits the souls every time I watch so many stories you hear as a child about the day of the dead and the afterlife and then they make a movie about it 😂🤙🏽
Rob and Bryce had me sobbing at the end- ❤
Such a beautiful film- from the art, animation, the message. I get choked up everytime I hear remember me. Dementia is such a difficult thing for a person and family to deal with. For that song to bring Mama Coco's memory back even momentarily was such a wonderful thing
Thank you for this reaction, i really apreciate it so much, also Rob and Bryce crying at the end i hug you guys✨💖🇲🇽
How an ofrenda works:
Add a picture of your relative, plus items of food, drink, possessions they liked when they were alive. This is why in the movie you see so much food along the table. We say that if for example; your relative loved tequila! You pour them a shot and during the night of the holiday, they will come back, feast, eat, have a party like the many we have in Mexico.
As for the ‘spirit guides’ Dante is a xolo dog, breed which in Mexico is a literal guide for the dead to reach afterlife. I love how this movie respect every detail and time was taken to really learn our culture and history! Don’t be fooled, almost every character we see at De la Cruz’ party is a real historical figure in Mexico. Even the arrivals building is based off of the Palace of Mail, located in Mexico City
God, I wish I could watch Coco for the first time again
This movie never fails to make me cry! I cry every time I watch it!
If you look at Frida Kahlo’s art, you’ll understand her in this movie. She had quite the distinctive style, and Mexican themes and culture were paramount to her work. One of my favorite artists💜
A lot of people missing that (me included. I knew it after watching a TH-cam video on the movie) that Dante ate some food that Miguel threw him, which also made him technically desecrate someone's altar that made Dante cursed and moved to the land of the dead too.
I loved this film before having kids. Then I've had kids and holy smokes does it get me emotionally open. I'm in the middle of weeping at remember me and I get hit with a gousto ad 🤣
such a beautiful, emotional, and heartwarming movie. pixar never fails to make me cry like a baby, literally every single time. loved the reaction guys
Every time that i see this movie brings me in tears, especially this past year's. I lost so many incredible people around me so fast that i still thinking is just a dream or an Illusion .but about the movie is it's really good but the song remember me is one best song a ever heard ,the song bring you tears and joy at the same time , is just my opinion
I’m not really good at english but you’re my favorite reactors and i'm mexican so this makes me so happy
I cry everytime I watch this movie. Such a great one. Thanks for reacting !!! I loved seeing your raw emotions
Long before my grandma passed away I watched this movie and the scene with Miguel and Mama Coco made me cry so much. Watching this scene after my grandma's passing made me sob even more😭 Honestly there isn't a day I don't think of her. She wasn't perfect but she was my Lola.
Rob trying so hard to suppress his tears is so relatable but honestly with this movie it's just not possible, seen it 4 times and still end up crying
Honestly one of my all-time favourite animated movies! I never thought a modern animated movie could beat the nostalgia of my childhood classics, but this movie is just so beautiful! Glad you guys enjoyed it
Love your reaction. Rob is fighting tears and I love it, because when I first watch this movie it made me cry so hard. Coco is my favorite. New subscriber here.
Beautiful movie. Pixar has a way of making these beautiful, vividly colored appealing family movies but with a deeper message underneath, that if done right, hits you right in the soul. This movie got me good when I first watched it. Quarter box of Kleenex was required. Not sure if you’ve watched Pixar’s Inside Out or Up but I highly recommend either of those.
The Frida calo part where she explains her act is such an in your face adult joke without being one but only Mexican people will get it.
Omg I just finished watching Coco for the first time. I don't know why it took me so long to watch this amazing movie.
and now I'm ready to watch your guys reactions 🙌
The whole laughing at Hector for dying choking on chorizo bit is an adult joke because chorizo is a spicy sausage. Even in Spanish sausage is used as a euphemism for, phallic objects, so it’s basically people laughing at Hector for choking on d**k to death.
i just discovered you guys and i have been watching your videos nonstop! i also love how you guys give your genuine thoughts about the things you watch and i love when commentators are honest and don’t just say what they want others to hear. y’all are my new favorite youtubers no doubt!
As a Mexican, I love this, i love your videos and after you will react to the other movie i was waiting for this one, thanks. Amo esto, muchas gracias, me encantan sus vídeos y no me pierdo ninguno. 🙆🏻♀️🇲🇽🖤
When Coco started to sing with Miguel I cried. But when Hector was able to cross over with his family, it broke me.
Hector and coco making me drop my tear
this was such a great movie. the ending always manages to make me cry, i remember bawling the first time i saw it. ive really enjoyed the animated movies that's been coming out, they give such great insight on the different cultures.
Great reaction! This is definitely one of my favorites and I didn't know how much I would like it. I feel like the family, grief and loss means so much to people regardless of background and this movie explored that so well and explored/explained Dia de los Muertos. I knew I would be bawling through the movie when Chicharron died. Even watching this reaction had me tearing up again. The end when Hector goes for his picture and he looks so nervous that it's not going to go through, omg tears. I'm so glad you guys liked it!
I remember watching this in Mexico a month before It’s release in USA. Not a dry eye in the house, I’ll never forget the group of teenage boys next to me crying and whispering amongst themselves “wtf man this hits hard.” 😂
After I watched this movie I started to say every passed away person's name when I see it 😅 and now is my tradition. I am very far away from Mexico or their tradition and costumes but I love this one and I don't want anyone to be forgotten
I think Ernesto will be stuck, alive, under that bell because he's already dead! He's trapped until no one remembers him, but that will be a long time because I bet a lot of his fans around the word don't know the truth and continue to put up his picture.
Totally feel you Rob I was a puddle of tears by the end of this film
Wow Iv seen tons of reactions to this movie y’all are the first to figure it out that fast!
do you guys know cassie’s mom from euphoria voices mama Imelda?! i really love this movie they did an amazing job capturing our culture. i cry every time 🥹
I love your guys' reactions but this one is my favorite! Watching it from someones eyes who didn't know about, DIa De Los Muertos!!! You guys understood it! Love you guys!!!
after I watched this movie, it immediately found its way into my top 5 Disney movies
and I think I first cried watching Hector sing to baby Coco, so sweet🥹
Me gusto su reacción, gracias por reaccionar a esta increíble película, saludos desde México 🇲🇽
Coco is my favorite Pixar, I will always remember that I cried my balls out at the movie and I still shed tears everytime I watched this amazing movie