Absolutely loved this movie! Do want to say sorry for all the blurs I had to use as I normally do not like to have to use blurs but this was the hardest video copyright wise and after 25 uploads Disney is finally letting me keep it (for now) Also I know the camera was a little out of focus sometimes so sorry for that but let me know if you want me to react to other disney movies in the comments!
The amount of preparation they did for this film was mind-blowing. Six years of travelling into Mexico, learning about different provinces, their Dia de Muertos customs, costumes, and more... They cast one boy for Miguel's voice, to do early animation tests, but he aged as they were making the film, and his voice changed, so he was replaced by the kid who did his final voice, and got cast as the stage-hand who lets Ernesto know he has thirty seconds. The kid who voiced Miguel comes from a Mariachi family, too, so he's actually singing. Interesting to consider the fact that many cultures value the transmission of stories about ancestors, from generation to generation, to ensure that a person lives on in the memories of the family (community, etc.). It's a lesson we could all learn today. The body dies, but we live on in the memories we make for other people.
@@artsysabs Do you know the "He did WHAT in his cup???" part? When I was a young little kid, my parents couldn't stop laughing at that, and I had NO idea why that part was so funny to them. But then, many, many, years later...I FINALLY got the joke! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Something about Coco looking her age in the afterlife, but her parents still doting on her despite looking quite a bit younger really touched me. Like a reminder that no matter how old you get you are still your parent's beloved child.
To me it makes no sense that her mom looks younger than her tbh. I get why her dad Héctor looks like he does cause he died young but does that also mean her mom also died young? Otherwide shouldn't she be an old lady too in the land of the dead? I get why they did it that way tho cause it would have been weird if she looked like an old lady while Héctor still looked young lol but yeah it's kinda inconsistent tbh
This movie reminded me of how much we forget about our ancestors. What they've done is for us we should never forget them. That last scene with mama coco singing always gets me 😣
There's a video with an old Lady with alzheimer, who was a ballerina in her young days, who remember her choregraphy when someone make her listening " The Swan Lake "
The ending definitely made me cry. I work with people with dementia which I think Coco was suffering. When my patients hear the music of their time period they light up, memories come back as if they never went away and you see the person they used to be. Love Music therapy so much.
My grandma suffered from dementia and the ending with mama coco had me bawling my eyes out because it reminded me so much of her.( I also called my grandma abuelita coco when I was younger) one exchange with her that I will never forget was when my cousins and I were sat down with her. One of my cousins: You know we love you grandma? We love you so much. Grandma: I love you guys too I just don’t know who you guys are DEP abuelita
I've had a pretty overwhelming day full of tears, and watching you even just for 25 minutes, helped me take my mind off things and honestly cheered me up. I'm so happy i found your channel a while back. You, your videos, and even your streams are so fun and amazing. ty for all the amazing content. much love!
10:49 This shot glass looks exactly like the one that Hector drank out of when he was alive. And he placed it upside down so it looked like the bell that killed De la Cruz. Very symbolic, Disney!
I've cried so many times watching this movie... In the cinema, watching it at home, watching your reaction. It's one of Pixar's best and I'm sure I'll cry watching it many more times in the future 🥲
Last year was the first year i put someones picture at the altar and it was so sad but it made me feel happy, it was my abuelito actually and we do put those things they loved to eat its a lovely tradition for us!
i tested myself with this movie, if i got straight to remember me when the old lady joins in... i cry without fail, even without the emotional weight of the film. loved coco
Something interesting about when Miguel finally gets his blessing: 1. It's from Hector, his great great grandfather, who he'd set out to get it from in the first place. 2. It didn't have any conditions attached to it. Because THAT'S what familial love is supposed to be. Unconditional. You can't force someone to live your way, because that would kill them in the long run. And here, that's taken literally.
I love this movie so much, even though I'm from Costa Rica and not Mexico, this movie still represents a lot of the Latin American culture ❤ I cried so much the first time I saw it hahaha Awesome video❤
Los países latinos tenemos muchas cosas en común, yo también soy de Costa Rica, y me encanta esta película tanto por sus referencias mexicanas al estar basado en ese mismo país ( amo a México) como su representación a la cultura latina en general.
I openly wept the first time I saw this movie. My husband came up from his man cave to find me a sobbing mess surrounded by tissues. I've seen it several times now and I still tear up every single time.
My Nan had Dementia, towards the end of my her life music and singing would bring her back to us. I used to love watching this film but since she passed I've not been able to 💔💔
Not my culture, but I find so much beauty in it and I have a deep appreciation of what something like this means to people and their families. I've seen this movie and reaction so many times, but I still cry at the same parts.
Seb about De La Cruz "He seems like he's a good person." Me: "No he ain't! Don't make the mistake I did." But like this movie made me cry...the last scene of Coco singing the song tears me up everytime. Love your reactions Seb.
My daughter was nearly 2 when this movie came out, and the scene when little Coco reached out to touch Hector's face was just like my daughter. That scene got me teary.
From the first time the famous guitar makes its appearance, it tells the audience who its owner is, painted as it is with a gold tooth, like the one borne by its owner...
Such a heartwarming story for all to watch, glad you liked it! I really do enjoy those stories that are not only compelling but also show different cultures and traditions.
My grandma's memory is slowly deteriorating since around when the pandemic started. It's 2023, and she always remembers and moves less. The scene where Mamá Coco sings and remembers at the end always makes me cry. It's like when my grandma starts remembering. And the fact that she looks a lot like her (Guatemalan roots) makes it a lot more bittersweet to watch.
This was great. Glad you enjoyed it. Especially these last few years Disney and Pixar can make a movie for kids which can be so interesting for the parents and adults. The themes are amazing, makes you think like in Soul. Like how can you make a mark on the world so that people remember you after you are not here and that it can be the smallest things that make people apreatiate other people.
12:20 Seb, this isn't tap-dancing, but it is a little similar. In Ballet Folklorico, or Mexican folkloric dance, we do a lot of footwork. We do rhythmic shuffling, tapping, and stomping to act as percussion in the music and they accentuate certain beats in the melody to highlight those parts of the storytelling in the lyrics of the song, and in the story the choreography tells. I grew up doing this type of dance (the female part, of course however the male part is also important to the stories). The dance styles and costumes are regional to each state of Mexico, and they're highly narrative; they tell stories/legends AND serve as beautiful performances at the same time.
So good... Family has surely got to be a big deal to everybody. Always remember there are loved ones to support you. (On another level, sometimes, you can choose who’s part of your family) Thank you Seb! Maybe show us your dog at some point? 😄
Don't be ashamed to be vulnerable. It takes a strong man to let himself feel his emotions. Honestly, I find a man all the more attractive when he's emotionally honest. And Coco remembering her papá and saving him just in time...! So bittersweet, but so rewarding...! I don't blame you for falling apart at that. Hector's story breaks my heart...! I strongly recommend "Inside Out" if you really want to react.
Coco reminds me of my great-grandmother. She was very very old when I would see her when visiting Colombia as a child. All I remember is a white-haired old lady, sitting in a chair and smiling sweetly. Just like mama Como.
I can never hear the first notes of Remember me when Miguel starts singing it to his great grandma without crying... as a mexican I just can’t, is so deeply rooted... great job Disney
Did I cry during this film? 😂 yes, every single time I watch it I cry big ugly tears. I cried watching u watch it 🤣 This film came out around the same time my grandmother passed and Mama Coco reminds me of her. So like, tears! Tears everywhere!
My Mexican parents teared up and cried in the theaters when this came out. It just felt so unreal Disney got this right. It was a perfect display of our culture. It was a very proud moment for us.
This movie really moved me because Coco reminds me of my grandma who had Alzheimer, she used to be stuck in her on mind, on world and sometime she used to get out of it when we would sing to her songs of her time.
Another Disney movie that's as emotional AND funny, as well as having a great message about love and family, as Soul and Coco is definitely Inside Out. I consider those three as some holy trinity at this point, because I've never cried over an animated movie as much as I have watching those three.
you seem like a really chill and sweet guy, always enjoy watching your reactions. hope yt isn't too much of a bother with the copyright strikes crap going forward
Coco is a guaranteed cry movie. What a masterpiece. I haven't had the best couple days health wise, and watching your reaction was very comforting. Thank you.
I loved your reaction to this film, Seb! I watched the full reaction on Patreon and had a good cry at the end 🥲 Btw, have you ever seen Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998)? It’s a live action telling of the story of Cinderella with Drew Barrymore and Anjelica Huston. I’d love to see your reaction.
@@SebScreen Yes, I think so. It has romance, comedy, drama and was a pretty popular teen movie when it came out. I just rewatched it the other day and I wondered how you’d react to watching it 🙂
7:24 For anyone who didn't know, this clerk is voiced by Gabriel Iglesias, also known professionally as Fluffy! He's one of the funniest comedians I know, and he's also my favorite Mexican comedian! His storytelling-style jokes remind me of how my Abuelo likes to tell me and my cousins stories of his youth and when my mom and my Tias (my aunts) were all kids.
LOVED your honest reaction! You genuinely seemed to be enjoying it and invested in the story. The commentary is spot on and humorous. You have a new subscriber! 🙌
This one of my favorite movies ! I always cry at the end. Man I stumbled on your channel videos yesterday and I’ve been binging lots of my favorites! Keep it up you are such a genuine reactor . One of the best reactors I’ve seen ✌🏼
i remember watching this with kids i was babysitting not knowing anything about it and when miguel and mama coco started singing together at the end, i burst into tears lmao the kids were like "bitch tf......."
THIS is how i want the world to see mexico🤠✨ i'm so glad this movie exists and fun fact we do actually believe in this tradition, is not like a mexican stereotype, every year we celebrate día de los muertos “day of the dead” and we do believe that the dead comes to visit us🤍 And also alebrijes (the spirit animals) are real in México in art and sculptures. They were invented by a mexican when he was dreaming💖 Sorry if my english is bad hahaha i don’t speak much but i love your reactions☺️
Yes I loved this movie! It was hard to see it after my Abuela went to be with the Lord, because Mama Coco reminded me so much of her but this movie was and still is great. And still makes me cry when I see it. Such a great movie.
I tear up at the end of most Disney/Pixar films. As Fauna says at the end of "Sleeping Beauty", "I just love happy endings". And watching you get close can do it to me, too, ya big lug...
This movie takes place in Mexico during the Day of the Dead starring young Miguel, whose family banned music and Became shoemakers. Luckily there exists a guitar that he steals and then the main plot of the movie begins
Coco is my favorite disney film. I love the colors they used in this movie especially when I saw the land of the dead. Idk if you've seen the good dinosaur and inside out they're good too.
Absolutely loved this movie! Do want to say sorry for all the blurs I had to use as I normally do not like to have to use blurs but this was the hardest video copyright wise and after 25 uploads Disney is finally letting me keep it (for now)
Also I know the camera was a little out of focus sometimes so sorry for that but let me know if you want me to react to other disney movies in the comments!
when u remember star wars is a Disney movie😉 (we already got rotj but the hunger will never end)
React to Brother Bear!!!!
The amount of preparation they did for this film was mind-blowing. Six years of travelling into Mexico, learning about different provinces, their Dia de Muertos customs, costumes, and more... They cast one boy for Miguel's voice, to do early animation tests, but he aged as they were making the film, and his voice changed, so he was replaced by the kid who did his final voice, and got cast as the stage-hand who lets Ernesto know he has thirty seconds. The kid who voiced Miguel comes from a Mariachi family, too, so he's actually singing.
Interesting to consider the fact that many cultures value the transmission of stories about ancestors, from generation to generation, to ensure that a person lives on in the memories of the family (community, etc.). It's a lesson we could all learn today. The body dies, but we live on in the memories we make for other people.
@@artsysabs Do you know the "He did WHAT in his cup???" part? When I was a young little kid, my parents couldn't stop laughing at that, and I had NO idea why that part was so funny to them. But then, many, many, years later...I FINALLY got the joke! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@artsysabs Yep. Mater thought he said, "pissed in cup"!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Something about Coco looking her age in the afterlife, but her parents still doting on her despite looking quite a bit younger really touched me. Like a reminder that no matter how old you get you are still your parent's beloved child.
yes, i love that detail so much
To me it makes no sense that her mom looks younger than her tbh. I get why her dad Héctor looks like he does cause he died young but does that also mean her mom also died young? Otherwide shouldn't she be an old lady too in the land of the dead? I get why they did it that way tho cause it would have been weird if she looked like an old lady while Héctor still looked young lol but yeah it's kinda inconsistent tbh
This movie reminded me of how much we forget about our ancestors. What they've done is for us we should never forget them. That last scene with mama coco singing always gets me 😣
There's a video with an old Lady with alzheimer, who was a ballerina in her young days, who remember her choregraphy when someone make her listening " The Swan Lake "
@@a.g.demada5263 can you give the link please??
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@@a.g.demada5263 Thank you💕
@@yolandacollard2895 you're welcome
The ending definitely made me cry. I work with people with dementia which I think Coco was suffering. When my patients hear the music of their time period they light up, memories come back as if they never went away and you see the person they used to be. Love Music therapy so much.
I want Remember me in my music therapy sessions when I’m a crazy old woman🥹🤍
Wondering how long it will take for Seb to realize Miguel’s grandma isn’t his mom.
RIGHT
This movie is a masterpiece. It's beyond words how beautiful it is, story wise and visually.
Btw I'm obsessed with your reactions!
Yes I am too. Love his reactions.
My grandma suffered from dementia and the ending with mama coco had me bawling my eyes out because it reminded me so much of her.( I also called my grandma abuelita coco when I was younger) one exchange with her that I will never forget was when my cousins and I were sat down with her.
One of my cousins: You know we love you grandma? We love you so much.
Grandma: I love you guys too I just don’t know who you guys are
DEP abuelita
I've had a pretty overwhelming day full of tears, and watching you even just for 25 minutes, helped me take my mind off things and honestly cheered me up. I'm so happy i found your channel a while back. You, your videos, and even your streams are so fun and amazing. ty for all the amazing content. much love!
I love reading comments like this, you are very welcome and thank you for watching Ariana 😊
@@SebScreen AYO? 😏
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@@moyom777What?
Nothing is more important than family, and I consider you part of my family, Seb! You are truly awesome my friend!
😊 love that Jason
Seb: "he's actually a good person"
Me: Ay, ay, ay....
10:49 This shot glass looks exactly like the one that Hector drank out of when he was alive. And he placed it upside down so it looked like the bell that killed De la Cruz. Very symbolic, Disney!
I've cried so many times watching this movie... In the cinema, watching it at home, watching your reaction. It's one of Pixar's best and I'm sure I'll cry watching it many more times in the future 🥲
That last scene between Miguel and Coco... it gets me, everytime.
I want to see Seb cry some more. Watch Inside Out.
Inside out destroyed me . I cried like a baby...
I watched it a couple months after i had my 1st daughter 😭
"My papa he was a musician!" next minute "and he left with his guitar and never returned"
Last year was the first year i put someones picture at the altar and it was so sad but it made me feel happy, it was my abuelito actually and we do put those things they loved to eat its a lovely tradition for us!
i tested myself with this movie, if i got straight to remember me when the old lady joins in... i cry without fail, even without the emotional weight of the film. loved coco
Something interesting about when Miguel finally gets his blessing:
1. It's from Hector, his great great grandfather, who he'd set out to get it from in the first place.
2. It didn't have any conditions attached to it. Because THAT'S what familial love is supposed to be. Unconditional. You can't force someone to live your way, because that would kill them in the long run. And here, that's taken literally.
The dog is a Xoloitzcuintle, or Xolo, aka Mexican hairless.
The "Remember Me" song won the Oscar for Best Song.
I love this movie so much, even though I'm from Costa Rica and not Mexico, this movie still represents a lot of the Latin American culture ❤
I cried so much the first time I saw it hahaha
Awesome video❤
Yes! I love this. I'm peruvian and we also celebrate Dia de los muertos
Los países latinos tenemos muchas cosas en común, yo también soy de Costa Rica, y me encanta esta película tanto por sus referencias mexicanas al estar basado en ese mismo país ( amo a México) como su representación a la cultura latina en general.
I love this movie and as a Colombian , this definitely made me cry
@@cecil3602 we also all love Encanto, speaking of Colombia. ❤
I openly wept the first time I saw this movie. My husband came up from his man cave to find me a sobbing mess surrounded by tissues. I've seen it several times now and I still tear up every single time.
My Nan had Dementia, towards the end of my her life music and singing would bring her back to us. I used to love watching this film but since she passed I've not been able to 💔💔
Love your reactions so much! Don't be afraid to cry, showing "raw feelings" is a quality that only a few people have
You're reactions are so innocent and perfect. Please never change.
Not my culture, but I find so much beauty in it and I have a deep appreciation of what something like this means to people and their families. I've seen this movie and reaction so many times, but I still cry at the same parts.
This movie always makes me ugly cry at the end, haha. Makes me miss my abuelita. Lovin your reactions btw 🥰
Seb about De La Cruz "He seems like he's a good person."
Me: "No he ain't! Don't make the mistake I did."
But like this movie made me cry...the last scene of Coco singing the song tears me up everytime. Love your reactions Seb.
Coco never fails to make me cry - i was sobbing in the cinema when they put Coco's photo on the offrenda. Hands down one of my favourite films.
My daughter was nearly 2 when this movie came out, and the scene when little Coco reached out to touch Hector's face was just like my daughter. That scene got me teary.
From the first time the famous guitar makes its appearance, it tells the audience who its owner is, painted as it is with a gold tooth, like the one borne by its owner...
Iv watched this movie multiple times and somehow never made that connection lol thanks for the heads up.
@@simonorourke4465 It didn't occur to me until the aforementioned owner showed his gold tooth to Miguel...
If you never try a chorizo, you don't know what you've been missing.... chorizo, egs and chips, all fried up.... thats mana from heaven....
Such a heartwarming story for all to watch, glad you liked it! I really do enjoy those stories that are not only compelling but also show different cultures and traditions.
My grandma's memory is slowly deteriorating since around when the pandemic started. It's 2023, and she always remembers and moves less.
The scene where Mamá Coco sings and remembers at the end always makes me cry. It's like when my grandma starts remembering. And the fact that she looks a lot like her (Guatemalan roots) makes it a lot more bittersweet to watch.
I’ve seen this movie several times and I’ve cried every single time
This movie takes you somewhere.. Emotionally. I hysterically started crying at the end and was completely overwhelmed. I loved Coco so much
This was great. Glad you enjoyed it. Especially these last few years Disney and Pixar can make a movie for kids which can be so interesting for the parents and adults. The themes are amazing, makes you think like in Soul. Like how can you make a mark on the world so that people remember you after you are not here and that it can be the smallest things that make people apreatiate other people.
I absolutely cried when I watched this movie. I cried again during your reaction video too. Thanks for covering this one too! Loves it!
This movie is one of the best animations I've ever seen. I tear up everytime 🤍
Its just so beautiful . Just makes you appreciate life and family❤
12:20 Seb, this isn't tap-dancing, but it is a little similar. In Ballet Folklorico, or Mexican folkloric dance, we do a lot of footwork. We do rhythmic shuffling, tapping, and stomping to act as percussion in the music and they accentuate certain beats in the melody to highlight those parts of the storytelling in the lyrics of the song, and in the story the choreography tells. I grew up doing this type of dance (the female part, of course however the male part is also important to the stories). The dance styles and costumes are regional to each state of Mexico, and they're highly narrative; they tell stories/legends AND serve as beautiful performances at the same time.
This might be the first animated movie that made me cry... When Hector kisses Coco.... 😭
Every time I see this movie I cry, then I cried watching your reaction too! lmao
So good... Family has surely got to be a big deal to everybody. Always remember there are loved ones to support you. (On another level, sometimes, you can choose who’s part of your family)
Thank you Seb! Maybe show us your dog at some point? 😄
Don't be ashamed to be vulnerable. It takes a strong man to let himself feel his emotions. Honestly, I find a man all the more attractive when he's emotionally honest.
And Coco remembering her papá and saving him just in time...! So bittersweet, but so rewarding...! I don't blame you for falling apart at that. Hector's story breaks my heart...!
I strongly recommend "Inside Out" if you really want to react.
Yes, I cried. It's such a wonderful movie.
This movie is all about Mexican culture and that’s why they depicted afterlife like that and I love that about this movie
This is such a beautiful movie, I'm obsessed with it
I love your reactions
Coco reminds me of my great-grandmother. She was very very old when I would see her when visiting Colombia as a child. All I remember is a white-haired old lady, sitting in a chair and smiling sweetly. Just like mama Como.
I can never hear the first notes of Remember me when Miguel starts singing it to his great grandma without crying... as a mexican I just can’t, is so deeply rooted... great job Disney
You kept referring to his grandmother as his mother.
His mother is the woman that was pregnant. At the end Miguel is holding his baby sister.
I cry every single time I watch that Remember Me scene at the end. This time was no exception.
Lilo & Stitch, Wall-E, and Inside Out are some of my favorites! The latter two being from Pixar.
It's like mama coco is always been waiting for her dad before she died and pass away in peace :
Your viewers love to watch you cry 😩😂 and yes we all bawled out eyes out for this movie 😭😭
I lost it at the end and cried like a baby...such a sweet film.
I just found your channel and I've been binge watching all of your videos!! You're doing amazing man!!!!! Much love from NY
Appreciate that carlos! Glad you are enjoying then
Not a dry eye in the cinema when i saw this. Cried again watching this reaction
Did I cry during this film? 😂 yes, every single time I watch it I cry big ugly tears. I cried watching u watch it 🤣 This film came out around the same time my grandmother passed and Mama Coco reminds me of her. So like, tears! Tears everywhere!
My Mexican parents teared up and cried in the theaters when this came out. It just felt so unreal Disney got this right. It was a perfect display of our culture. It was a very proud moment for us.
Having lost both my grandmothers to dementia- it hit my heart
Being Mexican this movie made me Ugly Cry in theaters 😭😂
This movie has always warmed my heart and soul and cried a lot. Beautiful visuals, great story, funny moments and that ending, holy cow.
The end made me ugly cry so hard :’)
This movie really moved me because Coco reminds me of my grandma who had Alzheimer, she used to be stuck in her on mind, on world and sometime she used to get out of it when we would sing to her songs of her time.
Another Disney movie that's as emotional AND funny, as well as having a great message about love and family, as Soul and Coco is definitely Inside Out. I consider those three as some holy trinity at this point, because I've never cried over an animated movie as much as I have watching those three.
Inside Out: Mind/Emotions
Coco:Body/Family
Soul:... Soul, obviously😂/Sense of purpose or Joie de vivre
you seem like a really chill and sweet guy, always enjoy watching your reactions. hope yt isn't too much of a bother with the copyright strikes crap going forward
I recently lost my last grandparent and the scene with coco singing broke me in half.
Coco is a guaranteed cry movie. What a masterpiece. I haven't had the best couple days health wise, and watching your reaction was very comforting. Thank you.
“My eyes are watering, I’m not crying”
Yeah. Me too 🥲🤓
I loved your reaction to this film, Seb! I watched the full reaction on Patreon and had a good cry at the end 🥲
Btw, have you ever seen Ever After: A Cinderella Story (1998)? It’s a live action telling of the story of Cinderella with Drew Barrymore and Anjelica Huston. I’d love to see your reaction.
Thats awesome, good to let out a cry once in a while. And no I have not seen that is it any good?
@@SebScreen Yes, I think so. It has romance, comedy, drama and was a pretty popular teen movie when it came out. I just rewatched it the other day and I wondered how you’d react to watching it 🙂
Yup that’s a great one! Gets me too every single time! ❤
Omg such a Good one. When you don‘t cry by the end ur not human
7:24 For anyone who didn't know, this clerk is voiced by Gabriel Iglesias, also known professionally as Fluffy! He's one of the funniest comedians I know, and he's also my favorite Mexican comedian! His storytelling-style jokes remind me of how my Abuelo likes to tell me and my cousins stories of his youth and when my mom and my Tias (my aunts) were all kids.
The last ten minutes of this movie always make me ugly cry. Amazing movie.
LOVED your honest reaction! You genuinely seemed to be enjoying it and invested in the story. The commentary is spot on and humorous. You have a new subscriber! 🙌
this must be the 190 react that I watch and I cry everytime -.- Love this movie, the best
Alright, I'm not going to cry this time. I can do this. I got this.
I didn't stand a chance.
This one of my favorite movies ! I always cry at the end. Man I stumbled on your channel videos yesterday and I’ve been binging lots of my favorites! Keep it up you are such a genuine reactor . One of the best reactors I’ve seen ✌🏼
If you don't cry at the end of this movie, you're not human.
This is such a heartwarming movie and I like seeing people experience my culture 😊
i love this movie!!! its so sweet and sad 🥲
hope you can do more disney movies in the future! i really like the lion king and lilo & stitch 😉
man i love when tough looking guys like you turn on soft boi mode for movies like this
great vid
i remember watching this with kids i was babysitting not knowing anything about it and when miguel and mama coco started singing together at the end, i burst into tears lmao the kids were like "bitch tf......."
Loved your reaction this movie makes me cry every time I see it
THIS is how i want the world to see mexico🤠✨ i'm so glad this movie exists and fun fact we do actually believe in this tradition, is not like a mexican stereotype, every year we celebrate día de los muertos “day of the dead” and we do believe that the dead comes to visit us🤍
And also alebrijes (the spirit animals) are real in México in art and sculptures. They were invented by a mexican when he was dreaming💖
Sorry if my english is bad hahaha i don’t speak much but i love your reactions☺️
the true version of remember me will always give me the chills and choke me up :(
BEST COCO REACTION!
Yes I loved this movie! It was hard to see it after my Abuela went to be with the Lord, because Mama Coco reminded me so much of her but this movie was and still is great. And still makes me cry when I see it. Such a great movie.
it was such a joy to watch your reaction to one of my fav moives ever
This is my favourite animated film ever, Its damn near perfect, imo
The movie who took the 1st place from Toy Story as my favorite Pixar movie since it came out in 1995.
17:10- Seb “I don’t even know what tears are”
Me using my inner Scarlett Witch “You Will”
I loved this movie, interesting story and characters, good music, visually stunning and so colorful.
UP was my top Pixar's movie, along with Toy Story series. Then came out this and boy oh boy...
The PUREST reaction omg too cute
loved this reaction!!! I cried soooo much for this movie lol it was crazy. you should react to inside out next I think you would love it!
I tear up at the end of most Disney/Pixar films. As Fauna says at the end of "Sleeping Beauty", "I just love happy endings". And watching you get close can do it to me, too, ya big lug...
This movie takes place in Mexico during the Day of the Dead starring young Miguel, whose family banned music and Became shoemakers. Luckily there exists a guitar that he steals and then the main plot of the movie begins
Watching this made me think… you have to do a reaction of ‘Up’ and ‘Inside Out’ by Disney 😁
Coco is my favorite disney film. I love the colors they used in this movie especially when I saw the land of the dead. Idk if you've seen the good dinosaur and inside out they're good too.