I don't know anyone who watched this and didn't get emotional at one point or another. We got an instant Disney Classic in Encanto with themes that will be prevalent for years to come!!
When you can't decide to cry because the soundtrack is so beautiful or because Disney murdered a house that has more personality than some of their more recent characters
I like to think the dad gave Luisa a pep talk when he ran after her while she was crying and calling herself a loser. We see him reassure Mirabel about her lack of powers, I imagine he would hold the same support for all three of his daughters.
Agreed. The parents seem to genuinely love and appreciate their children and I can't imagine him, the way he's shown, not making a point to comfort Luisa when she's so upset
a lot of people are angry that Bruno apologizes, but abuela doesn't apologize to Bruno, but I think she does in the song. "I'm sorry I held on too tight, just so afraid I'd lose you too. The miracle is not some magic that you've got, the miracle is you." She is singing this to her children, including Bruno. ♥ Besides, the movie is obviously the beginning of another story, and I like to believe that abula, having realized her mistake, begins a journey of reparation to her family. It doesn't happen on screen entirely, but I believe it happens.
It should also be noted that an elder actually acknowledging that they're wrong is basically unheard of. Abuela admitting her mistake implies she will continue to do so and that's a big deal.
And as for Bruno apologizing, well, the guy just spent more than ten years in the walls wallowing on his and his family's fate. He's got mental issues from his chosen isolation while also hearing people talking bad about him. Of course upon coming back, he'd be a nervous wreck and would so desperately need to make sure the others accept him, of course he would apologize, even though he didn't do anything wrong.
Notice: 1 ) Dolores was matter of fact and shrugged about Mirabel not having a Gift, like it didn't matter that much to her; Antonio said he wished she had a DOOR, not a Gift; and that Mirabel is the only one Luisa would confess her stress to. Most of the family relationships in this movie are healthier than in most other Disney movies.
I think Dolores shrugging about her not having a gift was more along the lines that Dolores holds the family and town secrets, but to her that secret was old news the whole town Mirabelles age and older knew she didn't have a gift to the young kids didn't know, so it wasn't a secret worth her time. But it was kind of mean seeing as the whole song was clearly designed to avoid answering the question and she mentioned Dolores could hear the whole thing from a mile away so knew what she was doing and punked her out in front of the kids anyway
@@Yugioh420 But she's not mean to her in the rest of the movie - she's neutral at worst, though maybe a little rude. She DID try to keep the secret about what she overheard, but was doing everything she could not to blurt it out. Unfortunately, she couldn't keep it in.
@@Valandar2while I think it was mean the way she Nonchalantly Outed her,the point was SHE didn't think she was being mean, She wasn't doing it to be mean, it was more it wasn't a secret worthy of being a secret, it was more like just tell em all ready it ain't that big a deal, everyone else knows. Get it over with. They ain't stopping till you do. Kind of thing in her mind.
I think that Mirabel is her Abuela's successor--neither of them have powers, but both were sources of the miracle. Abuela's miracle was wrought by grief, pain, tragedy and sacrifice; but she lost sight of what really mattered once she started seeing & judging her family solely on their gifts, rather than as people. Mirabel suffered as well, but the source of her miracle came from her reaching out to her family & truly understanding them as humans who felt restricted by their gifts. She also finds a new level of understanding & compassion with Abuela, too, and thus bridges the disconnect (or "cracks") that had been building within the family. The house was rebuilt--as a family & community--with stronger foundations based on love & understanding, rather than magic, which was made possible by Mirabel. So she's the new Abuela, and both of Bruno's visions came true! I feel like Isabella resented Mirabel for being giftless--with those gifts come extra expectations & burdens, right? She probably assumed Mirabel had more freedom & felt less pressure, so she's actually secretly jealous. The vision of Mirabel hugging her sister was another clue that she had to truly reach out & discover what was important, thus fixing the breach (another set of "cracks") that had kept them at odds. Anyway, I absolutely love your reaction, and I'm glad I stumbled upon it!
Have you watched the film theorists video on it? They have the same theory and i absolutely love it! And it makes so much sense So happy you enjoyed the reaction!
Another theory is that the original miracle was the result of Pedro’s love for his family and the need to give his children a future. That love and hope created the candle, but it also was Mirabel’s motivation. She embodies Pedro’s gift. In the end, she forced Abuela to realize that the miracle had fed her fear and trauma so she lost sight of the fact that the original miracle was created by love so that the children (and grandchildren) could grow. The story is such an embodiment of many immigrant experiences. The older generation sacrificed a lot and went through trauma to give their children a better life. And though they often succeed, the children can struggle with the pressure to honor their parents’ sacrifices. So that leads to the children feeling the need to be perfect/strong/successful without complaint.
This is a perfect breakdown! My theory is that Mirabel's gift isn't visible but she's got psychic abilities. She was able to see things others weren't. She was the gift. She was right about everything. Even when Bruno was in doubt she somehow just knew there's something deeper going on. Poor Mirabel and Bruno didn't deserve all the unfair treatment.
One of my favourite little details is how Dolores knew Bruno was there all along and said nothing, because the family was raised to just be perfect, but Antonio, who had mirabelle to support him, came to help as soon as he found out.
The way Encanto visually depicts intergenerational trauma is just *chef’s kiss* I think it’s part of why this film has struck such a nerve, especially with those of us whose families immigrated elsewhere for myriad reasons.
I cried when the family was singing “All of You” to Mirabel as she went to put in the door knob. That validation of one’s suffering and how well they’ve dealt with it is what I want to hear for me personally and seeing it with Mirabel was so heart warming.
There are a lot of very subtle physical and facial cues that I missed my frist watch through. Isabel is terrified to marry Mariano. Pepa is deflecting her grief over losing Bruno into anger to deal with her feelings, because her emotions trigger her powers, not to mention that whenever she "has a cloud" Abuela expects her to get rid of it and no one ever addresses WHY she is having those emotions. Isabela resents Mirabel for not having a power and thinks Mirabels life is sooo easy becuase she has no pressure/resposibilities, not to mention her parents paying attention to Mirabel because of her lack of powers, where as Mirabel resents Isabela for having powers and being accepted by the family and being the "golden child".
What I never saw mentioned by others is that at the end, the magic of the family extended far beyond the house and the family. It shone throughout the whole village. For the longest time, the villagers kept on relying on the Madrigals and, for the first time during the ending of the film, they were the ones stepping up and helping the family in their hardest moment in their life. Abuela's miracle extended to the Madrigals and formed the core of the village. The aftermath of Mirabel's journey extended to the whole community. I think it opened the eyes of everybody that together they could accomplish so much and they were shortchanging themselves by relying so completely on the Madrigals. Everybody has worth and Mirabel showed them that.
I've watched a lot of reaction videos, and I think this is the first one where I've seen someone realize that Bruno's vision shifted between Mirabel breaking everything and her saving everything because she had to do both - with Isabela. Lots of people get it during Dos Oroguitos, but to get it when she's making up with Isabela is seriously amazing. That's the whole point. The whole foundation of the family needed to change, Casita had to crumble, they had to start again to put everything on better ground. Abuela gave them what they needed to survive, but they're past the need to survive now and it's time for them to flourish, and Abuela's survival mindset wouldn't let them do that. Everyone was too locked in on "be useful, be helpful, and if you can't be helpful then get out of the way" instead of "be happy". Just like the hug was both Isabela and Abuela, but the hug with Isabela had to come first so they could break down the walls (literally) and then the hug with Abuela let them rebuild.
Something that helps this movie stand out is that while there's a big problem to be solved, it isn't because of some villainous "big bad". There's not some contrived or convoluted plot to have to battle. Instead, we get to focus on character -- the trials and tribulations (and unintended consequences) of the miracle without the distraction of raiders or real estate developers or some jealous long-lost relative trying to take over. Just a family (well, a privileged family) trying to sort out their family stuff. (Though, to be fair, that capy looked a little shifty. :-)
Right? I was watching it and I was like "are they seriously going to make the abuela the villain in this movie?" But no, she isn't the villain. The villain is generational trauma, and she is just another victim.
@@peytonalexander5300 only real Villains would be the killers at the beginning of the movie but the candle wiped them out moments after the deed was done.
Poor Mirabel in the beginning when she's waiting for Antonio to get his gift. There was no way for her to come out of that feeling great. I bet that part of her was both dreading and hoping that he wouldn't get a gift, because on the one hand, she wouldn't want him to feel the way she felt when she didn't get one, but on the other hand, it would mean that the problem was with the magic, not her. However if he did get a gift, then she was the problem, and she would stick out even more in the family. Plus she would lose the one person who understood not having a gift. He was probably her best buddy in that sense, until he got his gift and she became even more left out.
I've watched this movie 5 times now and I still cry😭 Antonio whispering "we made this one for you" just absolutely breaks me and then I'm just a sobbing mess the rest of the movie😂
I like how in this movie, when Mirabel and abuela talk in the end and abuela says "it's broken because of me," Mirabel doesn't say anything like "it's not your fault" or "it's okay" or whatever, which I feel like would've been in a lot of movies. Instead she says they can fix it and rebuild, and acknowledges the struggles her abuela went through. But no 'forgive and forget' type of thing. Abuela acknowledges she did wrong (which, considering who she is, is a miracle in and of itself) and Mirabel lets her know that it can still be fixed and she can still change and they can still heal, together. Wonderful, healthy example of how to receive an apology when you haven't forgiven the other person yet.
Just wanted to say that I believe you are just a genuinely wonderful person with how you've always empathized with Abuela even before the Dos Oruguitas sequence. So tired of all the hate for her personally and just so refreshing to see someone respond similarly the way I did or like some people have. You're not the only one too who just can't help but cry numerous times. I'll always love this movie.
I mean, I understand people hating her at first, before that scene. Especially if they have a parent, or guardian, that is like her. People are rightful in there anger towards her beforehand, cause it does hurt to see how she treats Mirabel at first. Especially if they heavily relate to Mirabel. Don’t make people feel bad for feeling hateful towards a character that’s shown as partly toxic, at first.
@@m1sh474 just because people hate her at first, and have a hard time empathizing with her at first, doesn’t mean they see her as villain. Now if they still hate her by the end of the movie, then there’s a problem. Or if they see her as a villain. She’s definitely an antagonist at first, but never a villain.
@@alexschaffer1500 You are right but I think what OP was refering wasn't people that hate her at first, but people who hate her period. Or that is what I understood 🤔
Your comment on whether telling someone their future makes it happen reminds me of the scene in the Matrix when the Oracle tells Neo not to worry about breaking the vase, and when he says "what vase?" and looks around for it, he bumps the vase and knocks it over, and she points out that if she hadn't said anything, he probably wouldn't have broken it. It's a really interesting concept, how telling someone their future could impact it. For example, the guy in Encanto who Bruno said would grow a gut may have decided not to bother keeping up any healthy eating or exercise he was doing when he heard the prophecy, which would have led to it being fulfilled. Or maybe Dolores never bothered trying to talk to Mariano when she realized she loved him, because she believed in Bruno's vision that he'd never love her back, when we see later that he had just never noticed her, probably because she never tried to get his attention.
Another thing is the wedding day example, something I don't see too many mention: The sister controls the weather, and it's shown to go out of control when she's nervous. It was likely him just making a harmless joke with his sister, not a prediction, at the time.
@@TheKenchanx I don't think it was a joke. She's always pressured to keep her emotions under control to keep the weather nice, but I think he felt like she shouldn't be forced to push down everything negative. Basically, he told her it's okay to be nervous and feel how you feel. I thought there might have been a mention of that in the movie, but I honestly don't remember...
My personal head connon is that the visions were of something else, and everyone just focused on the negative. Like with the minister being bald, I imagine that maybe Bruno's vision was from when they were young, the minister wanted to know what he would be as an adult, so Bruno had a look and saw that he would be a minister but since the vision get put into an emerald plate, all the minister could focus on was the image of his future bald head
@@normalgamergal It’s when Bruno is rapping really fast, so a lot of people probably missed him saying it. Like how they seemed to miss Abuela apologizing to Mirabel and admitting that she was the one who hurt the family, not Mirabel. It either happened too fast, or their former biases almost made them not process any information that would challenge it. Apparently the latter phenomenon is quite common.
I really appreciate how empathetic you are to each character because some jump on to hating a character so fast so I appreciate when someone understands or tries to understand where they're coming from.
Wow you are one of the few(the only one so far, but I haven't seen all reaction videos) who understands that the family needs to be broken before it can be healed and Mirabel's role in it. Of the stories Luisa and Bruno are the saddest to me. Luisa has had to do things since she got her gift at age 5. As she is now 19 that means 14 years of constant work. If you pay attention in the movie you see that she is constantly running around doing things that require huge strength. I mean they demand she reroutes a bleeding river, how insane are they? With 14 years of work and no rest no wonder she sees rest and relaxation as a fantasy that is unobtainable. Bruno gained visions from age 5. When Mirabel was 5 he had 35 years of demands for visions only to be cursed at for giving them. Then Mirabel's strange vision made him decide 'f*ck it I'm leaving this hell hole', but he couldn't leave so Casita made room in it's walls for him. 35 years of visions that get you yelled at will make you superstitious. It's amazing how sane Bruno still is after that and the ten years living in the walls. What is funny though is the song 'We don't talk about Bruno' is a madrigal with the main part when they set the table. A madrigal sung by the family Madrigal.
I know that you said understanding the words to Dos Oruguitas would probably make you feel even more sad.. But it is worth it to watch that whole sequence (up until bruno shows up) with the subtitles in English (the English version that plays at the end credits just isn’t the same and it’s worth watching with the actual scene). Yes it’s sad but it’s so beautiful
Yes! It's actually a great storytelling rule that that which makes you stronger should also be a weakness. Isabela and Luisa are so privileged for having powers, but the powers are also bringing pain in their own original way. Which makes me wonder, what would be Camillo and Dolores pain? I'm intrigued about Camillo changing into a baby...maybe he's hiding some internal fears that make him feel weak and immature, it would make sense since he's also the trickster and joker of the family.
identity issues for camillo. he has a mirror inside his room to not forget his own face. for dolores she had to speak almost like whispering as it hurts her ears.
@@alexisleroybaldos5372 …Camilo doesn’t need to remember his own face….that’s only a headcanon. His powers are like an off and on switch. So it’s not actual canon.
Why so many people tthinks that animation are kids movies. No they arent, kid will watch it without understanding the meaning of all this lyrics look how beautiful those lirycs are how meaningful, and the spanish song well i can tell you what its about but you will cry. Mirabel is heart of the casita and her door are the front one with her in front all familly behind. She will be new protector of the famili Mirabel and Abuela are both without gift.
You kept it together so well....I was sobbing when I saw the flashback of Abuelas story, then seeing Mirabel getting her "door"..... the tears did not stop until the credits were over lol.
I loved your reaction to this. I feel like you got every cue. The thin that broke me was Bruno's vantage point... When we found out what he's been seeing all these years. I can never see it without my eyes flooding over. His little 'dinner plate' is just icing on the cake.
My theory is that the Madrigals each got the gift that they felt they needed. Mirabel needed to make her family proud, and the magic needed her to hold them together, which is her gift. Her door disappeared because the whole Casita is her domain.
For other Disney movies, watch Coco - it’s another one with great music, beautiful visuals and a deeply emotional story. Moana is also great, and has Lin Manuel Miranda songs too 👍
I loved your reaction - definitely one of the better I've watched. Have Disney animated films always been so good? I think it depends on what you're looking for. Disney (and Pixar) have definitely been doing the whole, "create a visually and musically beautiful story, but it's actually about trauma" thing for a minute and I'm here for it. With Encanto, I think we can all connect to a degree with the feelings of alienation, loneliness and inadequacy present in Mirabel, as well as Alma and Bruno in particular (obvs the whole fam has their issues, too). This one ranks up there with Coco for me; they both explore similar themes of family, trauma, denial of painful histories and reconciliation. I have to give Encanto points over Coco in one way, though, because instead of doing a time skip over the harder parts of healing like Coco did, Encanto doesn't shy away from the real work of reconciliation (even if it's a bit rosy about it). I don't think you can watch the scene between Alma and Mirabel at the river and not fully sob - either as a reaction to Alma's despair or Mirabel fully understanding, forgiving and appreciating her grandmother. Also, just wonderful use of metaphor with the original encanto as a trauma response. Yes, it protected them, but it also closed them off to their own past - I think there is a reason why the mountain remains split even after the second miracle.
Fun fact: The song during Abuela's flashback, in English, is Two Caterpillars. When Abuela gets the miracle in the flashback, the lyrics are about chrysalises. And the lyrics of the reprise after Abuela and Mirabel reconcile are about butterflies.
Encanto... Muestra mucho de como es la gente en mi país Colombia, gente alegre, luchadora, resiliente...y se inspiraron en los paisajes más hermosos que son reales, los ritmos en las canciones y el baile, me encanta el vestido de Mirabel inspirado en el vestido de campesina de muchas regiones del país en especial Vélez, Santander....
One word. Butterflies. Every single scene in this movie has them. Some examples of many: 1) Butterflies are embroidered on Miravel's blouse and skirt. 2) The candle has a butterfly pattern on it. 3) Abuela wears a butterfly-shaped decoration on her dress. 4) One of the Casita's walls is made of bricks with butterfly-shaped holes. 5) No talking about the swarm of yellow butterflies in the end... And those are just some of them
Also: Nobel prize -winning Columbian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez' most famous novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" involves butterflies appearing whenever something magic is about to happen in the plot.
the first time i watched this movie the scene with the lil brother receiving his gift and talking to all the animals made me cry a whole river and i still don't have the faintest idea why
Fun fact: the dinner was Ajiaco,lulo (delicious and exotic fruit that is very comun in Colombia) juice and some avocado,also like another fact Mariano is Maluma,and Sebastián Yatra sang "Dos oruguitas"
when i watched it with my sister my sister literally started crying as well. i personally i haven't cried once while watching it but it was still beautiful
I believe that since Frozen, Disney focused more in family rather than the princess finding her prince. Moana also had an important message and I havent watch Raya and the last dragon so I'm not sure about the plot, but yeah Disney changed her message.
Here are the English lyrics to Dos Oruguitas (Two Catepillars) it’s rly important to the theme of the movie: Two little caterpillars In love and yearning Spend every evening And morning learning To hold each other Their hunger burning To navigate a world That turns, and never stops turning Together in this world That turns, and never stops turning Two little caterpillars Against the weather The wind grows colder But they’re together They hold each other No way of knowing They’re all they have for shelter And something inside them is growing They long to stay together But something inside them is growing Oh, little caterpillars Don’t you hold on too tight Both of you know It’s your time to grow To fall apart, to reunite Wonders await you Just on the other side Trust they’ll be there And start to prepare The way for tomorrow Oh, little caterpillars Don’t you hold on too tight Both of you know It’s your time to grow To fall apart, to reunite Wonders await you Just on the other side Trust they’ll be there Start to prepare The way for tomorrow Two little caterpillars Cocooned and waiting Each in their own world Anticipating What happens after The rearranging? And so afraid of change In a world that never stops changing So let the walls come down The world will never stop changing (Never stop changing) (Never stop changing) (Never stop changing) Oh, butterflies Don’t you hold on too tight Both of you know It’s your time to go To fly apart, to reunite Wonders surround you Just let the walls come down Don’t look behind you Fly till you find Your way toward tomorrow Oh, butterflies Don’t you hold on too tight Both of you know It’s your time to go To fly apart, to reunite Wonders surround you Just let the walls come down Don’t look behind you Fly till you find Your way toward tomorrow Oh, butterflies Don’t you hold on too tight Both of you know It’s your time to go To fly apart, to reunite Wonders surround you Just let the walls come down Don’t look behind you Fly till you find Your way toward tomorrow
The entire family needed to embrace her. 1st was Mom & Dad, 2nd was Antonio, 3rd was Dolares & the shapeshifter, 4th was Louisa, 5th was Aunt Pepe & her Uncle, 6th was Bruno, 7th was Isabella, & last was Grandma.
Fun fact: In Bruno's vision (when mirabel is there to see it) you can see the butterfly land on some leaves before we get to see a distorted hug. If u look closely at the scene near the end of the movie where the butterflies start swarming the lake, a butterfly lands on the same exact leaves the same exact way as in the vision. You can even see Mirabel realizing that when she looks at it real quick after it lands. Meaning the reason the hug was distorted at first was cuz Mirabel was gonna be hugging Isabella and Abuela but the vision went to focus on the hug that needed to happen first for the rest to happen, which was Isabella.
Finally, someone who gets the Doctor Who reference with the kid yelling, "It's bigger on the inside?!" XD Course, it might not of been intentional and it could just be me. 😅
19:05 Jeez with the emotional moment and you getting extremely emotional. I teared up. Even more then when I saw it myself. Great reaction tho. My new favourite movie
For being born in 1993, I admit I'm not really on the new Disney movies because I grew with the old but this one became my fourth favorite Disney movie. It's also the second where I can identify myself with the MC or another character because in my family, I'm the eldest daughter like Isabela so I supposed to be an example for my three sisters but I also feel like an outsider, like Mirabel, because I have ASD.
Surface pressure is most people favorite so it can take place in billboard chart, but why we don't talk about Bruno become trending in youtube? Because people unconsciously love the choreography (the dance) of the song.. I just realized it when I listened we don't talk about bruno in radio and it hits different...
Fun Fact: Everyone has their power embroidered on their clothes, Bruno has hourglasses, the one who can hear has sound waves, the strong one has barbells, and the MC has butterflies
I wasn't interested in watching the movie... Till I watched it... It's been 3 weeks maybe... I've seen it at least twice a day and not because my kid wants to see it.. want to bawl my eyes out every single time from beginning to end ...
I just started to follow you yesterday for the Lost reactions, and youtube bring me here, to the Encanto reaction, and I love it! As you loved the songs, let me recommend to you Hamilton: The Musical, the songs in Encanto and in Hamilton was written for Lin-Manuel Miranda, and he is a genius, I love him and admire him so much.
hey! so the song during Abuela's story is about a caterpillar growing into itself and learning to change with time. thought it would provide some cool context :')
I loved the fact they put my beautiful Colombia out there!!!!! All the scenery, songs, traditions, names (even the war problematic) really is very Colombia-like. Greetings from a Colombian who started watching your reactions to Buffy TVS, then wednesday then...well... here I am. BTW... Encanto means Charm and Madrigal is just a Latino last name. Edit 1: Always wanted to say: I love your hair!!!! The color...the style.... Edit 2: I noticed your shirt has yellow, blue and red (Colombian´s flag colors 😉), predominant colors also in Mirabel and Isabella´s song.
Brought to you by Disney starring Maribel who is the only member of her family who has no gifts among them whatsoever. Composed by Lin-Manuel Maranda. Everyone has some sort of abilities...except for one
You should watch Moana with the songs also written (at least some of them) by Lin-Manuel Miranda. It may be not as deep (it was an earlier step on the Disney journey) but it also has a young female hero who wants to save her family (and tribe). Actually it was the first Disney movie when the princess (Moana is the daughter of the chief) had no romantic interest.
I haven't watched many of the disney movies that came out over the last years, but from what I've heard and seen, you should definitely watch at least Coco (revolves around Mexico and "Dia de los muertos, Turning Red and Moana. Feel free to add more, guys :) .
25:15 - "I'm fine" Join the club - I'm also fine. Just... fine. T-T Though I do love that they showed the devistating truth behind the fairytale story at the beginning of the movie.
Is there any Disney movie more emotionally intense than this one(so far)? I'm thinking but I can't come up with anything. The music is also totally banging!
Thank you so much for this content! Loved your reaction! 🥰 (Except maybe the part where you kept calling it a kids movie 😂 It appeals just as much to us grownups as it does to kids. It's a movie for all ages 🥰) Look forward to seeing more of your reactions if you do any other Disney!! 🙏💕
If you are interested, there is a TH-cam channel called Cinema Therapy that react and review the topic and themes that are in this movie(and others). I highly recommend checking it out
I don't know anyone who watched this and didn't get emotional at one point or another. We got an instant Disney Classic in Encanto with themes that will be prevalent for years to come!!
What do you count as emotional? I didnr cry but had one or two moments where I was about to XD
When you can't decide to cry because the soundtrack is so beautiful or because Disney murdered a house that has more personality than some of their more recent characters
Hey fellow army!
@@Shyress bring 10784 people like you then we will say 99% people who watched Encanto will cry at least once
It is not a question of if, but of when
I like to think the dad gave Luisa a pep talk when he ran after her while she was crying and calling herself a loser. We see him reassure Mirabel about her lack of powers, I imagine he would hold the same support for all three of his daughters.
Agreed. The parents seem to genuinely love and appreciate their children and I can't imagine him, the way he's shown, not making a point to comfort Luisa when she's so upset
@@Vi_Vi_1 yes, I'm sure of this. In the french version, he even nicknamed her " Luisita "
a lot of people are angry that Bruno apologizes, but abuela doesn't apologize to Bruno, but I think she does in the song. "I'm sorry I held on too tight, just so afraid I'd lose you too. The miracle is not some magic that you've got, the miracle is you." She is singing this to her children, including Bruno. ♥ Besides, the movie is obviously the beginning of another story, and I like to believe that abula, having realized her mistake, begins a journey of reparation to her family. It doesn't happen on screen entirely, but I believe it happens.
Finally someone gets it!
It should also be noted that an elder actually acknowledging that they're wrong is basically unheard of. Abuela admitting her mistake implies she will continue to do so and that's a big deal.
And as for Bruno apologizing, well, the guy just spent more than ten years in the walls wallowing on his and his family's fate. He's got mental issues from his chosen isolation while also hearing people talking bad about him. Of course upon coming back, he'd be a nervous wreck and would so desperately need to make sure the others accept him, of course he would apologize, even though he didn't do anything wrong.
Notice: 1 ) Dolores was matter of fact and shrugged about Mirabel not having a Gift, like it didn't matter that much to her; Antonio said he wished she had a DOOR, not a Gift; and that Mirabel is the only one Luisa would confess her stress to. Most of the family relationships in this movie are healthier than in most other Disney movies.
Yeah Mirabel only had bad relationships with Isabela and Abuela that needed to be fixed
I think Dolores shrugging about her not having a gift was more along the lines that Dolores holds the family and town secrets, but to her that secret was old news the whole town Mirabelles age and older knew she didn't have a gift to the young kids didn't know, so it wasn't a secret worth her time. But it was kind of mean seeing as the whole song was clearly designed to avoid answering the question and she mentioned Dolores could hear the whole thing from a mile away so knew what she was doing and punked her out in front of the kids anyway
That says a lot considering this is a movie about Family toxicity.
@@Yugioh420 But she's not mean to her in the rest of the movie - she's neutral at worst, though maybe a little rude. She DID try to keep the secret about what she overheard, but was doing everything she could not to blurt it out. Unfortunately, she couldn't keep it in.
@@Valandar2while I think it was mean the way she Nonchalantly Outed her,the point was SHE didn't think she was being mean, She wasn't doing it to be mean, it was more it wasn't a secret worthy of being a secret, it was more like just tell em all ready it ain't that big a deal, everyone else knows. Get it over with. They ain't stopping till you do. Kind of thing in her mind.
I think that Mirabel is her Abuela's successor--neither of them have powers, but both were sources of the miracle. Abuela's miracle was wrought by grief, pain, tragedy and sacrifice; but she lost sight of what really mattered once she started seeing & judging her family solely on their gifts, rather than as people.
Mirabel suffered as well, but the source of her miracle came from her reaching out to her family & truly understanding them as humans who felt restricted by their gifts. She also finds a new level of understanding & compassion with Abuela, too, and thus bridges the disconnect (or "cracks") that had been building within the family. The house was rebuilt--as a family & community--with stronger foundations based on love & understanding, rather than magic, which was made possible by Mirabel. So she's the new Abuela, and both of Bruno's visions came true!
I feel like Isabella resented Mirabel for being giftless--with those gifts come extra expectations & burdens, right? She probably assumed Mirabel had more freedom & felt less pressure, so she's actually secretly jealous. The vision of Mirabel hugging her sister was another clue that she had to truly reach out & discover what was important, thus fixing the breach (another set of "cracks") that had kept them at odds.
Anyway, I absolutely love your reaction, and I'm glad I stumbled upon it!
Have you watched the film theorists video on it? They have the same theory and i absolutely love it! And it makes so much sense
So happy you enjoyed the reaction!
@@TheLexiCrowd I have not seen that--but I'm about to check it out right now! Thank you
@@TheLexiCrowd I love you 😘💕❤️
Another theory is that the original miracle was the result of Pedro’s love for his family and the need to give his children a future. That love and hope created the candle, but it also was Mirabel’s motivation. She embodies Pedro’s gift. In the end, she forced Abuela to realize that the miracle had fed her fear and trauma so she lost sight of the fact that the original miracle was created by love so that the children (and grandchildren) could grow.
The story is such an embodiment of many immigrant experiences. The older generation sacrificed a lot and went through trauma to give their children a better life. And though they often succeed, the children can struggle with the pressure to honor their parents’ sacrifices. So that leads to the children feeling the need to be perfect/strong/successful without complaint.
This is a perfect breakdown! My theory is that Mirabel's gift isn't visible but she's got psychic abilities. She was able to see things others weren't. She was the gift. She was right about everything. Even when Bruno was in doubt she somehow just knew there's something deeper going on. Poor Mirabel and Bruno didn't deserve all the unfair treatment.
One of my favourite little details is how Dolores knew Bruno was there all along and said nothing, because the family was raised to just be perfect, but Antonio, who had mirabelle to support him, came to help as soon as he found out.
I think you may be the first reactor I've seen to get where Abuela was coming from BEFORE she told her story.
I am so sick and tired of the Abuela hate. I love that she understands
The way Encanto visually depicts intergenerational trauma is just *chef’s kiss* I think it’s part of why this film has struck such a nerve, especially with those of us whose families immigrated elsewhere for myriad reasons.
I cried when the family was singing “All of You” to Mirabel as she went to put in the door knob. That validation of one’s suffering and how well they’ve dealt with it is what I want to hear for me personally and seeing it with Mirabel was so heart warming.
I feel the same because I'm the eldest daughter but I felt like an outsider because of my ASD
There are a lot of very subtle physical and facial cues that I missed my frist watch through. Isabel is terrified to marry Mariano. Pepa is deflecting her grief over losing Bruno into anger to deal with her feelings, because her emotions trigger her powers, not to mention that whenever she "has a cloud" Abuela expects her to get rid of it and no one ever addresses WHY she is having those emotions. Isabela resents Mirabel for not having a power and thinks Mirabels life is sooo easy becuase she has no pressure/resposibilities, not to mention her parents paying attention to Mirabel because of her lack of powers, where as Mirabel resents Isabela for having powers and being accepted by the family and being the "golden child".
What I never saw mentioned by others is that at the end, the magic of the family extended far beyond the house and the family. It shone throughout the whole village. For the longest time, the villagers kept on relying on the Madrigals and, for the first time during the ending of the film, they were the ones stepping up and helping the family in their hardest moment in their life. Abuela's miracle extended to the Madrigals and formed the core of the village. The aftermath of Mirabel's journey extended to the whole community. I think it opened the eyes of everybody that together they could accomplish so much and they were shortchanging themselves by relying so completely on the Madrigals. Everybody has worth and Mirabel showed them that.
I've watched a lot of reaction videos, and I think this is the first one where I've seen someone realize that Bruno's vision shifted between Mirabel breaking everything and her saving everything because she had to do both - with Isabela. Lots of people get it during Dos Oroguitos, but to get it when she's making up with Isabela is seriously amazing. That's the whole point. The whole foundation of the family needed to change, Casita had to crumble, they had to start again to put everything on better ground. Abuela gave them what they needed to survive, but they're past the need to survive now and it's time for them to flourish, and Abuela's survival mindset wouldn't let them do that. Everyone was too locked in on "be useful, be helpful, and if you can't be helpful then get out of the way" instead of "be happy". Just like the hug was both Isabela and Abuela, but the hug with Isabela had to come first so they could break down the walls (literally) and then the hug with Abuela let them rebuild.
I got so emotional during this movie that my sister's cat felt the need to purr in my face to help me feel better. :"")
@@pmy643 It did, yes. X3
Aaaaaaaaw
Something that helps this movie stand out is that while there's a big problem to be solved, it isn't because of some villainous "big bad". There's not some contrived or convoluted plot to have to battle. Instead, we get to focus on character -- the trials and tribulations (and unintended consequences) of the miracle without the distraction of raiders or real estate developers or some jealous long-lost relative trying to take over. Just a family (well, a privileged family) trying to sort out their family stuff. (Though, to be fair, that capy looked a little shifty. :-)
Right? I was watching it and I was like "are they seriously going to make the abuela the villain in this movie?" But no, she isn't the villain. The villain is generational trauma, and she is just another victim.
@@peytonalexander5300 only real Villains would be the killers at the beginning of the movie but the candle wiped them out moments after the deed was done.
Poor Mirabel in the beginning when she's waiting for Antonio to get his gift. There was no way for her to come out of that feeling great. I bet that part of her was both dreading and hoping that he wouldn't get a gift, because on the one hand, she wouldn't want him to feel the way she felt when she didn't get one, but on the other hand, it would mean that the problem was with the magic, not her. However if he did get a gift, then she was the problem, and she would stick out even more in the family. Plus she would lose the one person who understood not having a gift. He was probably her best buddy in that sense, until he got his gift and she became even more left out.
I've watched this movie 5 times now and I still cry😭 Antonio whispering "we made this one for you" just absolutely breaks me and then I'm just a sobbing mess the rest of the movie😂
It’s the line where he says “I need you” that does it for me
I like how in this movie, when Mirabel and abuela talk in the end and abuela says "it's broken because of me," Mirabel doesn't say anything like "it's not your fault" or "it's okay" or whatever, which I feel like would've been in a lot of movies. Instead she says they can fix it and rebuild, and acknowledges the struggles her abuela went through. But no 'forgive and forget' type of thing. Abuela acknowledges she did wrong (which, considering who she is, is a miracle in and of itself) and Mirabel lets her know that it can still be fixed and she can still change and they can still heal, together. Wonderful, healthy example of how to receive an apology when you haven't forgiven the other person yet.
Just wanted to say that I believe you are just a genuinely wonderful person with how you've always empathized with Abuela even before the Dos Oruguitas sequence. So tired of all the hate for her personally and just so refreshing to see someone respond similarly the way I did or like some people have. You're not the only one too who just can't help but cry numerous times. I'll always love this movie.
Agree. Some people really want a villain and are willing to force their narrative to Abuela.
That's because people are used to have vilains in movies, while here, the only vilain is the lack of communication 😅
I mean, I understand people hating her at first, before that scene. Especially if they have a parent, or guardian, that is like her. People are rightful in there anger towards her beforehand, cause it does hurt to see how she treats Mirabel at first. Especially if they heavily relate to Mirabel. Don’t make people feel bad for feeling hateful towards a character that’s shown as partly toxic, at first.
@@m1sh474 just because people hate her at first, and have a hard time empathizing with her at first, doesn’t mean they see her as villain. Now if they still hate her by the end of the movie, then there’s a problem. Or if they see her as a villain. She’s definitely an antagonist at first, but never a villain.
@@alexschaffer1500 You are right but I think what OP was refering wasn't people that hate her at first, but people who hate her period. Or that is what I understood 🤔
It's so easy to forget that Bruno, Julieta and Pepa are 50 year old triplets. Pepa especially looks like she's in her 30s at most.
Julieta eats her own magic healing food, so she ages slowly. Agustin also looks young.
Your comment on whether telling someone their future makes it happen reminds me of the scene in the Matrix when the Oracle tells Neo not to worry about breaking the vase, and when he says "what vase?" and looks around for it, he bumps the vase and knocks it over, and she points out that if she hadn't said anything, he probably wouldn't have broken it. It's a really interesting concept, how telling someone their future could impact it. For example, the guy in Encanto who Bruno said would grow a gut may have decided not to bother keeping up any healthy eating or exercise he was doing when he heard the prophecy, which would have led to it being fulfilled. Or maybe Dolores never bothered trying to talk to Mariano when she realized she loved him, because she believed in Bruno's vision that he'd never love her back, when we see later that he had just never noticed her, probably because she never tried to get his attention.
Another thing is the wedding day example, something I don't see too many mention: The sister controls the weather, and it's shown to go out of control when she's nervous. It was likely him just making a harmless joke with his sister, not a prediction, at the time.
@@TheKenchanx I don't think it was a joke. She's always pressured to keep her emotions under control to keep the weather nice, but I think he felt like she shouldn't be forced to push down everything negative. Basically, he told her it's okay to be nervous and feel how you feel. I thought there might have been a mention of that in the movie, but I honestly don't remember...
My personal head connon is that the visions were of something else, and everyone just focused on the negative.
Like with the minister being bald, I imagine that maybe Bruno's vision was from when they were young, the minister wanted to know what he would be as an adult, so Bruno had a look and saw that he would be a minister but since the vision get put into an emerald plate, all the minister could focus on was the image of his future bald head
@@normalgamergal It’s when Bruno is rapping really fast, so a lot of people probably missed him saying it. Like how they seemed to miss Abuela apologizing to Mirabel and admitting that she was the one who hurt the family, not Mirabel. It either happened too fast, or their former biases almost made them not process any information that would challenge it. Apparently the latter phenomenon is quite common.
@@normalgamergalHe says exactly that in the song at the end just before he says "let it go".
I really appreciate how empathetic you are to each character because some jump on to hating a character so fast so I appreciate when someone understands or tries to understand where they're coming from.
Wow you are one of the few(the only one so far, but I haven't seen all reaction videos) who understands that the family needs to be broken before it can be healed and Mirabel's role in it. Of the stories Luisa and Bruno are the saddest to me.
Luisa has had to do things since she got her gift at age 5. As she is now 19 that means 14 years of constant work. If you pay attention in the movie you see that she is constantly running around doing things that require huge strength. I mean they demand she reroutes a bleeding river, how insane are they? With 14 years of work and no rest no wonder she sees rest and relaxation as a fantasy that is unobtainable.
Bruno gained visions from age 5. When Mirabel was 5 he had 35 years of demands for visions only to be cursed at for giving them. Then Mirabel's strange vision made him decide 'f*ck it I'm leaving this hell hole', but he couldn't leave so Casita made room in it's walls for him. 35 years of visions that get you yelled at will make you superstitious. It's amazing how sane Bruno still is after that and the ten years living in the walls.
What is funny though is the song 'We don't talk about Bruno' is a madrigal with the main part when they set the table. A madrigal sung by the family Madrigal.
"But at least I have a new friend - nope, he flew away immediately"
"Gonna go save the miracle....with a huuuuuug.."
Mirabelle's so sass lol 😂
I know that you said understanding the words to Dos Oruguitas would probably make you feel even more sad.. But it is worth it to watch that whole sequence (up until bruno shows up) with the subtitles in English (the English version that plays at the end credits just isn’t the same and it’s worth watching with the actual scene). Yes it’s sad but it’s so beautiful
I agree. The song is so beautiful.
It's totally cool to cry, even in a kid's movie! I shed some tears at the end of Coco, and I came close in this movie too.
This should be nominated for best picture as it is the best movie I have seen in years. Beautiful movie on all aspects.
i like how you said the M could stand for "Miracle." I just figured it meant "Mirabel" but since Mira WAS their miracle, it fits!
Yes! It's actually a great storytelling rule that that which makes you stronger should also be a weakness. Isabela and Luisa are so privileged for having powers, but the powers are also bringing pain in their own original way. Which makes me wonder, what would be Camillo and Dolores pain? I'm intrigued about Camillo changing into a baby...maybe he's hiding some internal fears that make him feel weak and immature, it would make sense since he's also the trickster and joker of the family.
I never thought about that! Thank you!
Camillo = Identity Issues
Dolores = Tinnitus
identity issues for camillo. he has a mirror inside his room to not forget his own face. for dolores she had to speak almost like whispering as it hurts her ears.
its julieta that was not clear food for healing
@@alexisleroybaldos5372 …Camilo doesn’t need to remember his own face….that’s only a headcanon. His powers are like an off and on switch. So it’s not actual canon.
The animators had a HUGE fight with Disney over Luisa. Disney didn't want Luisa to have the muscles that she had. The animators won.
Why so many people tthinks that animation are kids movies. No they arent, kid will watch it without understanding the meaning of all this lyrics look how beautiful those lirycs are how meaningful, and the spanish song well i can tell you what its about but you will cry. Mirabel is heart of the casita and her door are the front one with her in front all familly behind. She will be new protector of the famili Mirabel and Abuela are both without gift.
You kept it together so well....I was sobbing when I saw the flashback of Abuelas story, then seeing Mirabel getting her "door"..... the tears did not stop until the credits were over lol.
there is no reason for this space to exist in the walls. its like the house made it for him
i went into this film completely blind too didn't know anything about it and I loved it! Might have to watch it again soon lol
I loved your reaction to this. I feel like you got every cue. The thin that broke me was Bruno's vantage point... When we found out what he's been seeing all these years. I can never see it without my eyes flooding over. His little 'dinner plate' is just icing on the cake.
My theory is that the Madrigals each got the gift that they felt they needed. Mirabel needed to make her family proud, and the magic needed her to hold them together, which is her gift. Her door disappeared because the whole Casita is her domain.
I thought that was the grandmother's gift though, unless I'm missing something
For other Disney movies, watch Coco - it’s another one with great music, beautiful visuals and a deeply emotional story. Moana is also great, and has Lin Manuel Miranda songs too 👍
I loved your reaction - definitely one of the better I've watched.
Have Disney animated films always been so good? I think it depends on what you're looking for. Disney (and Pixar) have definitely been doing the whole, "create a visually and musically beautiful story, but it's actually about trauma" thing for a minute and I'm here for it. With Encanto, I think we can all connect to a degree with the feelings of alienation, loneliness and inadequacy present in Mirabel, as well as Alma and Bruno in particular (obvs the whole fam has their issues, too).
This one ranks up there with Coco for me; they both explore similar themes of family, trauma, denial of painful histories and reconciliation. I have to give Encanto points over Coco in one way, though, because instead of doing a time skip over the harder parts of healing like Coco did, Encanto doesn't shy away from the real work of reconciliation (even if it's a bit rosy about it). I don't think you can watch the scene between Alma and Mirabel at the river and not fully sob - either as a reaction to Alma's despair or Mirabel fully understanding, forgiving and appreciating her grandmother.
Also, just wonderful use of metaphor with the original encanto as a trauma response. Yes, it protected them, but it also closed them off to their own past - I think there is a reason why the mountain remains split even after the second miracle.
Fun fact: The song during Abuela's flashback, in English, is Two Caterpillars. When Abuela gets the miracle in the flashback, the lyrics are about chrysalises. And the lyrics of the reprise after Abuela and Mirabel reconcile are about butterflies.
Encanto... Muestra mucho de como es la gente en mi país Colombia, gente alegre, luchadora, resiliente...y se inspiraron en los paisajes más hermosos que son reales, los ritmos en las canciones y el baile, me encanta el vestido de Mirabel inspirado en el vestido de campesina de muchas regiones del país en especial Vélez, Santander....
One word. Butterflies. Every single scene in this movie has them. Some examples of many:
1) Butterflies are embroidered on Miravel's blouse and skirt.
2) The candle has a butterfly pattern on it.
3) Abuela wears a butterfly-shaped decoration on her dress.
4) One of the Casita's walls is made of bricks with butterfly-shaped holes.
5) No talking about the swarm of yellow butterflies in the end...
And those are just some of them
It seems pretty clear to me that they represent the family's Abuelo's spirit watching over them, blessing them with his miracle.
Also: Nobel prize -winning Columbian author Gabriel Garcia Marquez' most famous novel "One Hundred Years of Solitude" involves butterflies appearing whenever something magic is about to happen in the plot.
This movie is touching bc is not the typical romantic film. It is about family and not a perfect family, a family with a bunch of real issues.
the first time i watched this movie the scene with the lil brother receiving his gift and talking to all the animals made me cry a whole river and i still don't have the faintest idea why
Fun fact: the dinner was Ajiaco,lulo (delicious and exotic fruit that is very comun in Colombia) juice and some avocado,also like another fact Mariano is Maluma,and Sebastián Yatra sang "Dos oruguitas"
when i watched it with my sister my sister literally started crying as well. i personally i haven't cried once while watching it but it was still beautiful
I mean it's movie for every ages it's OK if you cry lol
I love your reaction 😂
I believe that since Frozen, Disney focused more in family rather than the princess finding her prince. Moana also had an important message and I havent watch Raya and the last dragon so I'm not sure about the plot, but yeah Disney changed her message.
Here are the English lyrics to Dos Oruguitas (Two Catepillars) it’s rly important to the theme of the movie:
Two little caterpillars
In love and yearning
Spend every evening
And morning learning
To hold each other
Their hunger burning
To navigate a world
That turns, and never stops turning
Together in this world
That turns, and never stops turning
Two little caterpillars
Against the weather
The wind grows colder
But they’re together
They hold each other
No way of knowing
They’re all they have for shelter
And something inside them is growing
They long to stay together
But something inside them is growing
Oh, little caterpillars
Don’t you hold on too tight
Both of you know
It’s your time to grow
To fall apart, to reunite
Wonders await you
Just on the other side
Trust they’ll be there
And start to prepare
The way for tomorrow
Oh, little caterpillars
Don’t you hold on too tight
Both of you know
It’s your time to grow
To fall apart, to reunite
Wonders await you
Just on the other side
Trust they’ll be there
Start to prepare
The way for tomorrow
Two little caterpillars
Cocooned and waiting
Each in their own world
Anticipating
What happens after
The rearranging?
And so afraid of change
In a world that never stops changing
So let the walls come down
The world will never stop changing
(Never stop changing)
(Never stop changing)
(Never stop changing)
Oh, butterflies
Don’t you hold on too tight
Both of you know
It’s your time to go
To fly apart, to reunite
Wonders surround you
Just let the walls come down
Don’t look behind you
Fly till you find
Your way toward tomorrow
Oh, butterflies
Don’t you hold on too tight
Both of you know
It’s your time to go
To fly apart, to reunite
Wonders surround you
Just let the walls come down
Don’t look behind you
Fly till you find
Your way toward tomorrow
Oh, butterflies
Don’t you hold on too tight
Both of you know
It’s your time to go
To fly apart, to reunite
Wonders surround you
Just let the walls come down
Don’t look behind you
Fly till you find
Your way toward tomorrow
Luisa's song Suface Pressure and Waiting On a Miracle are underrated masterpieces.
The entire family needed to embrace her. 1st was Mom & Dad, 2nd was Antonio, 3rd was Dolares & the shapeshifter, 4th was Louisa, 5th was Aunt Pepe & her Uncle, 6th was Bruno, 7th was Isabella, & last was Grandma.
Fun fact:
In Bruno's vision (when mirabel is there to see it) you can see the butterfly land on some leaves before we get to see a distorted hug. If u look closely at the scene near the end of the movie where the butterflies start swarming the lake, a butterfly lands on the same exact leaves the same exact way as in the vision. You can even see Mirabel realizing that when she looks at it real quick after it lands. Meaning the reason the hug was distorted at first was cuz Mirabel was gonna be hugging Isabella and Abuela but the vision went to focus on the hug that needed to happen first for the rest to happen, which was Isabella.
Finally, someone who gets the Doctor Who reference with the kid yelling, "It's bigger on the inside?!" XD Course, it might not of been intentional and it could just be me. 😅
Not the only one thought it was a reference too. XD
@@Em10178Goes along with the Frozen allusion when Bruno says "let it go" to Pepa at the end.
19:05
Jeez with the emotional moment and you getting extremely emotional. I teared up. Even more then when I saw it myself.
Great reaction tho.
My new favourite movie
The Yellow butterflies are symbolic to Gabriel Garcia and his magic realistic"
For being born in 1993, I admit I'm not really on the new Disney movies because I grew with the old but this one became my fourth favorite Disney movie.
It's also the second where I can identify myself with the MC or another character because in my family, I'm the eldest daughter like Isabela so I supposed to be an example for my three sisters but I also feel like an outsider, like Mirabel, because I have ASD.
Turning the captions on for dos orogetas is… how to not see without a blur for a couple hours
Surface pressure is most people favorite so it can take place in billboard chart, but why we don't talk about Bruno become trending in youtube? Because people unconsciously love the choreography (the dance) of the song.. I just realized it when I listened we don't talk about bruno in radio and it hits different...
lol Mirabel's face when Isabella was singing she was like "ughhh srsly im done"
The visions were made into glass images from the sand in Bruno's room.
That's where glass comes from.
Also, Ron's gone wrong was another new Disney film that I thought was really sweet but it's been overlooked because of Encanto.
It's not a Disney movie, but yes, it's cute and fun.
This is the best react ever...
The Editting Skill ✔️
The Talk or Speech ✔️
The Conclusion ✔️
The Expression ✔️
I totally agree with you!
Beautiful and powerful job
Fun Fact: Everyone has their power embroidered on their clothes, Bruno has hourglasses, the one who can hear has sound waves, the strong one has barbells, and the MC has butterflies
26:00 Also, Isabela looks A LOT like abuela Alma when she was younger.
(Mirabel's door magically disappears)
The miracle: Mirabel will be abuela's successor and my avatar.
Abuela: Mirabel is killing the miracle!
I wasn't interested in watching the movie... Till I watched it... It's been 3 weeks maybe... I've seen it at least twice a day and not because my kid wants to see it.. want to bawl my eyes out every single time from beginning to end ...
Ohh her ability was psychiatrist ❤ like her mom heals physically but she can mend them when they break like she motivated Antonio 😊
I love your reactions for film!!! Is a beatiful film about the family... mi personaje favorito es Bruno!!! Bye.
Loved it so much had to watch it 4 times in two days lol
I just started to follow you yesterday for the Lost reactions, and youtube bring me here, to the Encanto reaction, and I love it!
As you loved the songs, let me recommend to you Hamilton: The Musical, the songs in Encanto and in Hamilton was written for Lin-Manuel Miranda, and he is a genius, I love him and admire him so much.
You are thinking of "The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel"
And excellent move as well.....
You should check out more Lin-Manuel Miranda projects: Tick Tick… Boom, Hamilton, In The Heights. He can do no wrong! 💛
Love this genuine reaction
0:02 finally! Someone realized 😭
Love your reaction.
If someone doesn't cry at least once watching this movie I do not trust them 😭😂
One often meets his destiny on his way to avoid it
Desde colombia, Me emociono mucho tu linda y emotiva reacción.
I saw this a few days ago, and yeah, I was crying on at least 3 separate occasions :)
hey! so the song during Abuela's story is about a caterpillar growing into itself and learning to change with time. thought it would provide some cool context :')
Great reaction.
Coco is another great Disney/Pixar animated movie you should watch
I love this movie. I didn’t think any animated movie would top Coco. Please react to Coco. It’s so good too.
I’ve always said mirabel’s gift is family therapy.
I loved the fact they put my beautiful Colombia out there!!!!! All the scenery, songs, traditions, names (even the war problematic) really is very Colombia-like. Greetings from a Colombian who started watching your reactions to Buffy TVS, then wednesday then...well... here I am. BTW... Encanto means Charm and Madrigal is just a Latino last name.
Edit 1: Always wanted to say: I love your hair!!!! The color...the style....
Edit 2: I noticed your shirt has yellow, blue and red (Colombian´s flag colors 😉), predominant colors also in Mirabel and Isabella´s song.
Brought to you by Disney starring Maribel who is the only member of her family who has no gifts among them whatsoever. Composed by Lin-Manuel Maranda. Everyone has some sort of abilities...except for one
Madrigal is a wordplay on the word magical.
And Mirabel is a wordplay on the word miracle
Wonderful reaction. You have a gift too :)
You should watch Moana with the songs also written (at least some of them) by Lin-Manuel Miranda. It may be not as deep (it was an earlier step on the Disney journey) but it also has a young female hero who wants to save her family (and tribe). Actually it was the first Disney movie when the princess (Moana is the daughter of the chief) had no romantic interest.
Excellent movie about Colombia 🇨🇴
excellent message about family and humanity ❤️🩹✅
I haven't watched many of the disney movies that came out over the last years, but from what I've heard and seen, you should definitely watch at least Coco (revolves around Mexico and "Dia de los muertos, Turning Red and Moana. Feel free to add more, guys :) .
This reaction is like me, when I see it the tenth time 😍
25:15 - "I'm fine"
Join the club - I'm also fine. Just... fine. T-T
Though I do love that they showed the devistating truth behind the fairytale story at the beginning of the movie.
Is there any Disney movie more emotionally intense than this one(so far)? I'm thinking but I can't come up with anything.
The music is also totally banging!
Beautiful reaction! I loved it!
Me encantó tu reacción! 💛
You are right.The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.great movie. Also sequel, The second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.
I think Disney needs more of the family movies instead of love interest based
Thank you so much for this content! Loved your reaction! 🥰 (Except maybe the part where you kept calling it a kids movie 😂 It appeals just as much to us grownups as it does to kids. It's a movie for all ages 🥰)
Look forward to seeing more of your reactions if you do any other Disney!! 🙏💕
the bruno's reveal it sounds like insidious chapter one, creepy xD
Hello,love ENCANTÓ and song beautiful ❤️❤️❤️❤️
If you are interested, there is a TH-cam channel called Cinema Therapy that react and review the topic and themes that are in this movie(and others). I highly recommend checking it out