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I just noticed that Bruno is the one who looks the most like the late grandfather, with Mirabel being close behind. The fact that he so willingly sacrificed himself for his family's wellbeing perfectly mirrors his father too. Man just when I thought this couldn't get any sadder.
Yet Abuela has hurt him, his mother, the most makes it worse when Bruno looks like her husband. Yet his powers he received (as a child) still saved the family. He grew up with this. Talk about trauma.
It could be her own trauma response without being aware of it. I like that while she is clearly in the wrong, they show what she's been through so we understand her. I can understand her mindset of earning the miracle they were given, but she took it too far and ended uo disrespecting the very memory of her beloved husband, nearly tearing apart their family in the process. It's such a beautifully painful look into how trauma moves through generations. My grandmother is a lot like Abuela with a lot of hard struggles that she was only able to really look at how she'd been acting in recent years...
At the time Colombia had a civil war between the two dominant political parties, the Conservatives and the Liberals, and that scene is a likely reference to that time period, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, almost 400 years after the Spanish conquistadors, so its definitely not them
Except they're triplets so no middle child... Luisa on the other had with being the one that never complains... Oh yeah she had that middle child burden
i really enjoyed every character in this movie, specially isabela. her personal growth is very notable and well done, and i wish we could have seen more of her with this newly found independence of the "always perfect" mindset, like maybe her redecorating her room and making herself over.
I had a feeling that Bruno would be a misunderstood character from the trailers, but I was utterly unprepared for how self-sacrificing and GOOD of a character he turned out to be. Every detail I found out about him made me empathize and like him more with the song "We Don't Talk About Bruno" feeling more and more horrifying despite how catchy it was because he was STILL their family member at the end of the day and no one even bothered to look for him nonetheless everything with his power. Like you said, the fact that he didn't grow bitter and kept such a pure heart through all those circumstances is incredible and he deserves all the love 💚
If you told me a month ago that I would be crying over a plate drawn on a table, I would've called you a liar lol (for real though that scene broke my heart, Bruno didn't deserve that)
Another good point for Luisa: In the made-up scenarios in her song, she's always protecting Mirabel, sometimes even putting herself in harm's way. That shows how much she loves her little sister.
I agree completely with this, except for one point: I would swap Pepa and Camilo. I know Camilo doesn’t play a huge role in the film, and it’s kinda only there as comedic relief, but the role Pepa plays feels more negative, as she’s the one re-enforcing the “We don’t talk about Bruno” conflict through out the film, not Alma. That mindset she has for him makes Dolores, and more so Camilo, afraid of their uncle (at least in my opinion) and it seems that Antonio has little to no knowledge of his uncle, outside of the fact that he has an uncle, given that he’s never seen addressing anything about Bruno until he meets him, with the rats as alibi. So, I would swap Pepa and Camilo Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk
Also in the movie it looks like pepa is frowning or glaring at Mirabel in the scenes with the family, could be with her being an emotional person (not a bad thing) and getting offended more but I noticed her often doing that to mirabel, different to how Camilo treats her. So it shows that abuelas influence affected pepa in a negative way also. I love all the characters though it’s just something I noticed when watching the movie
Yea I thought the same thing. Although Camilo really doesn’t have a character arc I think he should be put higher up cuz he really is a sweet boy & I’d love to see more of him. Like a short film or something
My family has a similar situation. People don’t talk about the brother that “disappeared” because it makes them sad. They want to protect the moms feelings and disconnect from the fact that he left. If they talked about him they probably would be sad and have to deal with the fact that they pushed him away.
But what about Casita? the house was as much a character as anyone else! I’d even argue it was the true gold medal of good as even as it was dying it moved to protect everybody when it could
Yeah but the difference between Bruno and casita was castia was love and cherished by everyone while bruno was outcasted and shunned by everyone including his own family yet he never resent anyone but instead blamed himself for something that wasnt his fault. Thats why he has number one place and always will
Great analysis. I agree with everything. Except 1 thing: the grandparents were not running away from “conquistadors”; the movie is set between 1900-1950’s and Colombia’s independence from Spain was on 1810. They were running from the “violence “ a violent time when civil wars were rampant in Colombia 🇨🇴; and it’s a reflection of still current “desplazados”: Colombia 🇨🇴 sadly is the country with most inner displacement of communities in the world; mostly because of the war between leftist and right wing fascist governments until today 2021.
The Biggest Indication of the Year the Film was set in is the Finale when the House Set an old Camera that has that cover for the Photographer and the stick usually holding the flash... I think...
Thank you for this! I had a feeling they weren’t conquistadors but didn’t know if there was a specific civil war or group attacking they were supposed to be. I think Americans just kinda don’t have a reference of violence in South America outside of conquistadors invading South America
I feel like Pepa's power makes A LOT of sense in Colombia's weather since the sun can be radiating furiously in the mornings and it can be storming by noon. It's very unpredictable and I feel like it was on purpose
That is literally the weather of every day these days. Today was extremely hot, but as I write this comment, a big, big storm with ray and thunder is just about to begin lol
@@Em-nu2dt Basically Journey to the Center of the Earth and it’s sequel (I’m talking about the movies)’s weather in a nutshell. At least from what I remember. Things can always more extreme in my memory than they actually are Now that I think about it, the weather in those movies (if my memory is right) is literally just the average weather in the Encanto they had Pepa on the set to do that
Pepa and felix are the perfect example of how to write about a straight couple. They love each other, and do everything to each other, they are not clichê and fit perfect in the story of the movie.
@@peacendpola23 yes, any couple should, but people can't write about straight caracters in a good way, is aways that "perfect couple" without fails, or the "classic rich white straight couple"
@@peacendpola23 but normaly they are the "classic" type, and it's great that now we have a lot of couples of so many tipes and diversity, 20-30 years ago If felix and pepa existed in a movie, people will blew up, saying that a white woman can't marry a Black Men, expecially an latino. The movies are changing, the world too, and that's awesome, people now can indentifies themselfes into the story or the caracter. That's amazing
Camilo loves his family with all his heart, helps others, is friendly, but yes, he likes to joke, such is his character. I like. No one is perfect, everyone has their own zest)
I like to think that even if someone has a different favourite character, every Tv show and Movie has a definitive ‘best’ character, and Bruno is definitely that. You can love Luisa and Isabella and Camilo, but I feel like Bruno will ultimately be the ‘best’ character regardless
I think it mostly depends on one’s definition of best character, and for me Bruno isn’t it. He’s still a phenomenal character and is probably one of the best in the film, but idk. All of them are so good that it’s hard to pick one out of all of them. I think my reasoning for why he’s not immediately the best for me is just his ability. Being able to see through the future is an insane power but can also break the story a bit. Like what’s the limit here? Is he only able to see a certain limit through time, like 20 years or something? Why is he unable to see what happens to the Casita and is only able to see glimpses of it? Why does he need to do some random ritual thing to activate it whereas his entire family is seemingly always able to use their gifts whenever? Did he just know how to do it upon opening his door? That’s really my only biggest problem with Bruno, as for his character, I guess I just found it confusing on how brutally honest he seems to be. Like, given how nice and caring he is in the movie it’s surprising to see him tell what is probably a young Dolores that the person she’ll love will be out of reach, and or how he tells some random dude he’s gonna lose his hair or how this woman’s goldfish will die. Like I get that they asked him but it’s really jarring and clashes hard with his actual character to be this straightforward. That’s really all honestly. He’s still an amazing character and one of my favorites, I just don’t think he’s the best character. As for who I think it is? I dunno. They’re all really equally good, and I’m fine with people considering Bruno the best character, he’s just not it for me lol.
I felt so bad for Bruno and mirabel. Bruno can’t help what he saw…. Mirabel was shunned for not having a gift… alma knew what was going on with the house and chose to hide it….
@@heres.ronnie9977 exactly so when people say that "there's not a villain in the story" I feel like that's false bc Alma was the villain for sure. she wasn't like " the mustache twirling taking over the world" villain but her gaslighting, belittling, and her perfectionist attitude was affecting the family so much that it CRUMBLED HOUSE AND MAGIC STOPPED WORKING. Everything pointed back to her and throughout the movie she was so unlikeable and patronizing that the ending felt a bit forced
@@glamglam8347 i totally agree! I think the magic was dying cause she lost love for her family, especially mirabel and lost sight of what was actually important, and the house was dying because her love was too.
I'm so happy that Colombia got a movie! I honestly thought that Brazil would get one first, our maybe Ecuador, but they did a perfect job with the songs and character design, I'm so happy my country has been recognized :)
@@Thegoldenringsyt technically this wasn't made by Pixar, is Walt Disney Animation studios 60th movie and I am so glad is about Colombia too, maybe we should have seen it coming after Shakira made the song for Zootopia.
@@patax144 Actually, Rio is from Blue Sky LMAO The Disney movies set in Brazil are the José Carioca ones (whose titles in portuguese are "Alo, amigos! and "Você já foi à Bahia?"), both from the 1940 decade.
I definitely would have put Isabela a little higher on the list, at least above Pepa. Good list overall, and it's always amazing how fast these come out after new movies!
Felix gets points for the hilarious song line “No clouds allowed in the sky.” His playful sarcasm is a hint to Mirabel that he thinks everyone is overreacting about Bruno.
My favorite and one of the top-3 most heroic characters is actually… Casita. I don’t know how much of a character it actually is, but it’s sad that Casita got overlooked. 1) It’s basically an invisible member of the family (as much as it’s possible when you’re a colorful magical villa). It has it’s own mind, it communicates and it participates in the family life. 2) Unlike with other Madrigals - Casita’s source of powers is not only due to magic or miracle, but also the family union. That’s why it starts cracking when family’s not ok. And gets back to life when family is happy and healthy together. 3) Equally to other family members Casita is just a helpless witness and a victim of events that took place in the film. Casita doesn’t know what’s happening, why or how to help it. Has no control over what’s happening to it itself. But still is willing to help when it can. 4) Finally, the fact that I noted but still overlooked while watching film, but realized a couple hours later and started bowling. When the Casita finally crushes down - it’s helpless. It can’t fix cracks at the walls or prevent ceiling from crushing anymore due to source of magic slowly dying. But with those last now-unfulfillable magical powers Casita still can move smaller objects like flooring and chairs. And it uses it at the moment of crisis. It helps Mirabel to get up initially, but as soon as it gets clear that you can’t save both - family and magical source - along with the other family members Casita sets the priorities correctly. Family is more important than magical candle. Casita easily could just do something like catapulting candle out of the house to keep it safe, we’ve seen it throwing stuff around before, but instead it uses its lessening powers to create floor waves to get the family out of the house; and at the final moments of its destruction Casita uses its very last bits of magic to create a shield to save Mirabel when the whole house comes crushing down on her. It does not protect the magical candle - the source of Casita’s own existence - it saves Mirabel’s LIFE with the last bits of magic it has before Casita essentially dies. Casita might not be a human, but it is a heroic member of Madrigal family.
I honestly always saw Casita as being the living embodiment of the love of the family, or possibly the spirit of Abuela's husband imbuing the candle's magic, and also the house with life. But the house did make the greatest sacrifice, saving everyone by forcing them out of the house (except Bruno, who saved himself by crashing through the wall, saving the rats first). Then, even as it was dying, the house's FINAL act of heroism was to save Mirabel from being crushed. It was so sad but heroic.
I think for the second point it’s more likely that Casita’s source of power is Mirabels connection with her family. Given that even before that her family was disconnected from eachother. With Isabella not really wanting to be ‘perfect’ or Luisa having problems with having so many responsibilities. Etc. the reason it starts cracking is because once Antonio gets his gift, she feels like she can’t relate to him anymore and thus puts the last pin in and disconnects her fully from her family. Either that or it’s the fact that everyone seemed so happy with him getting a gift and celebrating this much while Mirabel likely just got awkward stares and everyone going home after her attempt to get a gift failed, and she feels distanced that way.
I totally agree that bruno must be at the top, he only wants to help by telling things he saw from the future, it's not his fault if a someone's future is going to be tragic. People only wants to hear what they want, but not the truth
Encanto is definitely my new favorite Disney animated movie next to Raya and The Last Dragon. The characters, the animation, the colors, the soundtrack- Oh God, THE SOUNDTRACK!
@@SketchTM true. Raya and the Last Dragon was so average it physically hurt me. The characters were very bland and one sighted and the storyline was very cliche.
My favorite movie is Moana, but Encanto replaced Mulan as my second favorite movie (and not that far after Moana), almost ENTIRELY because of the soundtrack, although the story and characters were wonderful as well. Then I found out that the songs were both written by the same person - Lin-Manuel Miranda - and I was like.... okay I guess this has a lot to do with why I love both movies. The songs REALLY tie into the storyline. Encanto even moreso than Moana because the songs are VITAL to understanding the story, while in Moana, the songs just enhance the storyline but you'd still understand most of the story without the songs (although without Aue Aue, it would be a little difficult).
Best character is missing : the house. I know Casita is probably the warm part of Alma's personality she's repressing. But the way the house always help, feel worried and protect people make it unique and a whole real character on its own.
I’m realizing how much of a disadvantage Dolores gift actually is. Everyone else gets the cool gifts and what not, but she can hear rats talking through the walls 💀
Imagine if there is natural disaster or attack from afar, she can pick it up and warn the rest.. Or if they are in need of finding something (people, water source, any precious info, etc)... But the setting of the story is too narrow for her to utilize her ability
@@unchartedraider7547 .....shes also the eldest child...she can hear her parents...not only that, but everyone in the town...tho i do read somewhere her room gave her soundproofing so shes always safe in there
Bruno was my favorite! Also i’m surprised you made one for this movie this early I think Julieta and Agustin should’ve been a bit higher on the list since they’re pretty pure.
Yeah, I agree. Camilo is mischievous, but he was also being silly to soothe his very young little brother's nerves before his big ceremony and he was talking very gently to his stressed out mom and giving her tea to calm her down. His head also changed into a baby head when he was trying to find missing Mirabel, which suggests he was quite worried about her.
Anyone noticing how some of their powers somehow have a 'negative' side? Like with Pepa if she feels negative emotions the weather will mess up. Isabela can grow flowers that aren't colourful and pretty and maybe Antonio not only can talk to animals but also control them? Not everyone can do anything just because you talk to them right?
you forgot bruno's terrible prophecies, luisa's need to prove her worth to her family at all costs, Dolores's inability to protect herself from secrets, camilo's realization that he feels like he has no self, and julieta's... idk.
An antagonist isn't the bad guy, it's the person or thing that the main character struggles the most with, and it was definitely Abuela. So, she isn't a bad person antagonist, but technically is. Just like for Isabella, Mirabel could be her antagonist, or for Bruno, it could be his family, for making him struggle so much.
Bruno is a representation of "Being evil is a choice". Bruno has suffered so much, is disgraced, Discriminated, falsely accused, gossipped, and almost disowned by everyone specifically his family. Still, he chose to be Good.
Agustín only wanted to hide the prophecy until Mariano and his family was gone, which is a sound decision so I wouldn't hold that against him. It's not his fault that Dolores couldn't hold it in any longer and told everyone in the middle of dinner
I'm really happy you added luisa in top three since she doesn't get the attention she deserves, surprisingly, lot of people actually ignore luisa's problems thinking that the other family members are in more dire need of help instead of her.
I think Isabela is actually jealous of Mirabel because of the latter's absence of the 'gift' which is the only latter's burden and doesn't required to be 'perfect' just like Isabel.
Hey, may I say an objection? I would like to say that Isabella is better than second to last, because she has a great personality change. She stopped being so aarogant after Mirabel approached her, and though she is at first rude, she changes greatly. Personally, just from the story, I think her experiences make her more valuable than just least good. Things come to terms with Mirabel and her, so I'd put her at.. 3rd place good? Above Camilo, or Pepa. Not saying your list is bad, I just wanted to say my opinion But I agree with your list otherwise :) great job!
@@twinklyalcapa9848 You have to on the internet man, opinions other than someone else = bad, according to society. It's sad but if you don't wanna be bashed, you have to seem as neutral as possible.
I have to admit that this movie made me cry too much. I have never related to a Disney protagonist. It legit triggered a memory that I have of my grandma and hence my strong dislike towards the grandma in the movie 😅 My grandma legit asked me and my sister to tell her more about ourselves and plans to brag to our extended family back in Mexico, as if just going to college wasn't good enough compared to our cousins that start music in highschool or go to the military or work straight away. But I get it. Like my dad who puts *slight* pressure on us to get *a bit* further in life than him in this second opportunity in the US.
Every time I see something even remotely sentimental, lets just say that im swimming in tears, every time I see the Dogs Journey Trailer, I will cry 100% of the time.
I can most defenitly say that Abuela is the antagonist, she's pretty selfish and rude to her grandaughter. She was content with forgetting about her freaking son, simply because he would ruin the family status in the community. She cares about the magic her family has more instead've the family itself.
I think it's more complex than that. She carries alot of trauma. She was forcibly displaced from her home, and when she tried to flee, his husband sacrificed himself to let the rest escape. She ended up developing a need to protect her family and her town because of that, and the magic she cherishes so much is like a symbol of the stability and peace that she could achieve for her people and family. She just really doesn't want anyone to live what she had to, losing the magic is like leaving everyone vulnerable to that. This is very common in Colombia (I imagin in Latin America in general) there's alot of families that are lead by grandmothers who either lost their husbands because of violence in the country or because they abandoned them. This leads these women to be very controlling, feeling they have the role to see that their family has a better future. But as they say, the path to hell is filled with good intentions. (I'm Colombian myself, so I've witnessed women like Alma a lot, including my own family)
I'm a tad concerned that Mariano was the only one who seemed to be genuinely worried about Mirabel in the proposal scene. Everyone else just seemed like, "Yeah. She's the family weirdo." But I do agree with the rankings.
My favorite part of the movie was the attention to detail with family genetics. Which traits showed up in each of the children, and having unique characteristics while still being similar to the parents
I disagree with the 1th place. *Casita is the best character. Period.* She is not just a literal feeling creature but also a creature made out of love and created to be a safe place for everyone. Spoilers: When everyone was in danger even if was because of her, she (I am using her pronouns cause Casita is a female "name") still manage to take everyone to safety and help Mirabel to try get the candle.
I adore Casita but this could be correct, unless you think that Casita is actually the spirit and love of Abuela's husband, symbolized by the butterflies. Still, I'm fine with Bruno taking the top spot because it's sometimes easier to sacrifice yourself for your loved ones than it is to LIVE with isolation and potentially eternal loneliness for the happiness of your loved ones, which can be seen by some as a fate WORSE than death. I don't think your assessment is not a good argument though.... even if you wrote 1th. :)
Casiita is one of the most morally good characters but I wouldn't give her a top spot or a spot in general because I think she's more of amalgum of the family's love. Casita stands for the family when they're good and working together and supporting each other it makes life easier funner and magical. when they're not supporting each other she falls apart. The miracle the house was given by abualo Pedro and abuela and the miracle itself is family imo
I feel so bad for Bruno..everyone hated him because of his power to see the future they see him as a dangerous person because they thought that when Bruno said something like tells the town that a snowstorm is happening in a few minutes, everyone thinks that he’s causing them exept for mirabel and her mom who think positive about him even pepa Bruno’s brother,hated him for “ruining” her wedding it’s so unfair for him 😢
Notice... he told her it would rain on her wedding... and it did.... him telling her is what caused it to rain... while it was kind of him to tell her... she didn't need to get emotional. A little rain never hurt anyone. She just got upset over the warning. I don't believe in bad. Characters. Just ones that have been hurt and misunderstood.
@@gabriellechase7877 that’s true well he just told her it would rain on her wedding just so that she won’t be surprised but pepa thought that he was ruining her wedding so she got emotional and started hating him
I believe that when her labor days are approaching, they probably hike out in the mountains or somewhere remote away from the town. Pretty scary thinking about her in Labor....
@@allthatisgoodhappy2927 normally I’d agree with this…but I don’t think they’d force a 9 month pregnant woman up a mountain just to have her kids, of which she’s had 3, especially since a 9 month pregnant woman cannot walk very well, let alone climb a mountain unless she is the strongest woman on the earth So maybe with Luisa? Yes, Pepa? She’d cause a storm before even getting 30 feet up the mountain
What about the Mirabel’s home: the casita? Where would it be on the list. I think it is really supportive of Mirabel and stops the cousin of the family from getting extra food. It did cause the family harm by collapsing but it protected Mirabel as its sacrifice. Also, I am not counting the collapse against the house because it was the rift in the family that caused the collapse. The house’s sacrifice made the family bond and help one another. I would say that the house would be in the top 4 of the character list. The house has been helpful to the family no matter their differences.
I love how Bruno is pictured the exact opposite of what he really is. My favourite moment is the part of the song where Camilo talks about his "7 foot frame" and we end up seeing Bruno as the shortest sibling out of the 3
he has a big heart. In addition, he is quite athletic, considering the parkour he demonstrated while trying to hide from Mirabelle)). Human growth is not the main thing. Camilo only believed in the rumors because his idea of his uncle is different about his uncle. And I would like to hope that he will correct the mistakes made. Moreover, Camillo will really get to know Bruno no longer seeing him as a mysterious family boogeyman.
Out of all violent people un Colombia, I don't think conquistadors are the ones portrayed in the movie. I think they are meant to be the violent people in general in modern colombia (second half of past century), without pointing to any specific side of the conflict.
I enjoyed this movie so much. All the characters were so good but I thought Camilo deserved more screentime. he is such an interesting character! i would love to know more about him.
I do understand why Alma is at the bottom is Isabella should be higher than where she is placed in this video because she had all that pressure on her shoulders from Alma she always felt like she needed to be perfect because she is 1 is the oldest out of the 3 sisters & has to be responsible & I get why Luisa is higher than her but because Isabella is getting older she needs to make a plan for herself what she is going to do in the future & all of that. She is scared of disappointment from her family & most of all her grandmother because in the song at the end when Alma says "what's going on?" I'm sure she was scared to tell (idk because I didn't see the movie yet) I can relate due to me being older than my brother I am the older one & sometimes I feel like I have pressure to be perfect due to me being older sometimes you feel like you have to please everyone & that is how Isabella feels I do understand she has her flaws but that's what she is trying to hide and not show because the less she shows her flaws the more pressure she will put on herself (I know this is really long so sorry about that & I understand that you have your won reason to put her right before Alma but I'm just putting my reason there so no hate please & thank you)
I mean the ranking isn't really appropriate to begin with. But if I have to list them down, I would agree that Isabela being the second to the last. Look, I know the pressure of being the eldest and all of the responsibilities as the breadwinner or golden child but it's never an excuse to be rude or emotionally hurt someone just to cope with stress. Hence, why Luisa is much more mature than her. Well you could put Isabela above than Camilo because he did sing about destroying Bruno's image in more dark way. Anyway their rankings are justified, besides ALL of them are GOOD. It just my persuasion, but its for you to see that clear point or not. And I respect your opinion, if you chose otherwise.
@@codegl9237 I’m glad you think the same too :D there all good people but they also have made mistakes and it Dosnt matter if they make up for it in the end. This is because alma still stays in her place even though she comes to light about what she was unknowingly doing. So why should isabellas rank be changed if she is also redeemed you know?
It was a great video!! Just one thing, I'm from Colombia and I have to clarify that people who killed Pedro weren't conquerors (I wish it's written well). Here there are millions of people that were forced to leave there home because of violence. It's called forced displacement (desplazamiento forzado, in Spanish). It's with a lot of respect, I loved the video and the ranking!! ☺️
The purity and honesty of Bruno is like that of a god. So I have no complaints for you to make him the most heroic cause he deserves it. A real hero acts out of heart not fame.
something I found interesting: Alma was introduced as the caring and wise advisor to the main character, and Bruno was introduced as a villain, but it turned out to be the other way around, with Bruno being the caring one and Alma being the antagonist
Disney ripped my heart out with bruno having to sit and eat dinner across a wall from his family who were happy he was gone. Like come on he didn't deserve nothing that happened to him
Camilo definitely deserves to be a lot higher on the list, hes one of the most kind funny and friendly to the townspeople in the whole movie, and his amount of screen time shouldn't affect how we perceive his characters goodness. and Isabella was showed more stuck up throughout the beginning, but i like to think this is because were supposed to be seeing in the perspective of Mirabell. so when she hated Isabella, we were supposed to hate her, and when she realizes Isabella isn't as '' perfect '' as everyone perceives her as. i think she and camilo definitely deserve to be a lot higher on this list. at least higher than the bottom 3, like come on..
She may have been pressured by Alma and had become a better person by the end, but you can't just overlook that she was easily the second nastiest of the family to Mirabel after Alma in the beginning. Her justifications were weak at best and really stemmed from her arrogance of her gift and looking down on Mirabel for not having one. Frankly by the end of the movie Mirabel had asked for forgiveness, but I don't remember Isabella reciprocating, when if anything she has more reason to apologize than Mirabel did. She's not a bad person at the end of the day, but I think her ranking is still deserved.
I would’ve ranked Isabelle higher, although yes, she was very flawed. She was actually one of the most selfless characters, she was willing to throw away her interests and feelings to fit the standard of being the most perfect, even willing to marry a man she didn’t love and have FIVE kids with him.
I agree, Antonio is the true number one. I would also put mirabel a little lower only because she equally (if not more) at fault for the friction between her and her sister.
Why would Antonio be above Luisa? Sure he’s an innocent kid, yes, I agree, but Luisa did dedicate every day of her life since she was five to helping all of the townspeople. Not once did she complain about any of her issues until she had a mental breakdown (Surface Pressure,) and it was evident she never took breaks to relax herself. It’s also shown that, while everybody said thank yous to other Madrigal family members (ex: Julieta), no one thanks Luisa for what she does, and instead continuously demands different tasks from her. Meanwhile, Antonio just got his gift, but a couple of days later and Alma learns how terribly broken her family was. So Antonio wouldn’t go a day in his life, from what we can gather, of being stressed 24/7 and constantly working for others.
Those weren't conquistadors those were other Colombian people as its set during the Colombian civil war, which worse part was during the the last of the 19th century till early 20th, after a wile it toneded down in some parts, to be fair it hastnt ended completely, the difference is where and who is fainting, always having inocente people as victims of their war.
5:58 I don't think she kept that secret, i guess nobody believed her and she just gave up in trying to convince everyone, people tend to forget that she's probably a teenager, then her parents probably said "Ok dear" and went on with their lifes. On the ending of the movie she told Camilo that she was right about Bruno being in the house, probably hinting that she already said that but nobody believed her
I love Bruno so much! Like, soo much! I mean, Bruno hid away from the family he loved just to protect Mirabel, forcing himself to live in the walls. He heard everything they said about him, everything, but his loyalty to his family never faltered. When Mirabel and Aubela disappeared, Bruno saught them out on his own initiative to stop Aubela from blaming everything on Mirabel. I just love the part where he emerges from the woods and, despite his fear of Aubela rejecting him, he admited that he gave Mirabel a vision and tried to stop Aubela from blaming Mirabel. It was so wholesome! Bruno is also very funny, and I just love him so much!
Alma is so underrated! She went through so much grief, pain, and fear for atleast 30 years! She has to raise her three kids alone, Casita was the only one with her. She never forgot about Bruno, she loves her family but feels that things need to be perfect or else they'll fall apart.
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The only thing that i 'd change in the list is that i would swap Pedro and Bruno's spot because, at least to me, there is no sacrifice bigger than sacrificing your own life for another person and he did it for his family's safety. I am not diminishing Bruno's sacrifice in any way, he still is, an incredible selfless person, willing to exile himself and live in solitude and sadness to protect his family from his gift. Thus is truly a virtuous act. But even with less screentime, Pedro did the ultimate sacrifice, and the seed of his sacrifice is the wonderful family that followed and that's why i can take a little bit of Alma's side in the story. (Although i agree 100% that she needs to be on the botton) I know she is in the wrong and end up learning from her mistakes, but the fear of losing her family just like she lost her husband is something i can pretty much undestand.
I think Bruno got his loving self-sacrificing spirit that would protect Maribel from family criticism from his late father Pedro who sacrificed his life twice: 1: he sacrificed his life to save his children and wife 2: Pedro reincarnated as the Casita since his spirit left his body and immediately entered the magical candle and part of it also went into the Casita that sprung up from said candle. Bruno felt comfortable hiding in the walls of Casita as he intuitively felt connected to it even though he was estranged from the rest of his critical family.
Bruno was my favorite character immediately when I first saw him in the movie without knowing he wasn't evil. I only loved him exponentially more in every scene
Not because he's my favorite, but because if what I'll discuss further on, I believe Camilo was ranked a bit low? Like he always puts his family first. In multiple scenes he's rushing to his moms side and he's extremely supportive to Antonio. Also at the end when he appears to be trying to save the candle, the producers have explained that he was trying to save Mirabel, and not the candle, showing that he really would risk injury for his family. And later in the background you can hear him saying his gift is gone and almost immediately asks if Antonio is ok, dropping the subjects of what he would do, and instead going to his family's aid once again. At least the spot under his dad?
Camilo should be higher on the list, in the “Family Madrigal” song, he is seen helping a mother babysit their child while she rests. Not only that, but it is mentioned that he would do anything to make you smile. The biggest think though, is that he helps out amd calms down Pepa, his mother, in the part of the movie where she was super stressed.
I feel like Camilo deserves a slightly higher ranking on the list because, when the house was cracking and falling apart, he tried his best to save the candle and help his family I also think that you can’t really blame him for his personality because he is after all a teenager.
Bruno is sort of like Sirius black from Harry Potter. Their character design is similar, they were both like the black sheep of the family, and people thought both of them were evil and scary, but they were really nice and caring.
I feel like I’m a mix between Dolores, Luisa, Pepa, Bruno, and Mirabel Reasons: Dolores - I do hear things, and over hear people talking Luisa- Idk my own strength but I can lift heavy objects Pepa- anxiety, depression, many emotions Bruno- personality wise, and my friends don’t talk about me Mirabel- not always but usually the odd one out in many occasions
Casita should be in this list at #1. It seems like she is the only friend that Mirabel had after her 5th birthday. She also did heroic things on the climax, by saving the Madrigal family even when she's dying. The scene of Casita saving Mirabel from the house's debris is the most emotional part of this movie imo.
*Mirabel isn't dissmissing isabelas feelings* Mirabel didn't even know about what isa was going through. And once she did she tried to use it as a chance to get isa to hug her but then enuorages her to be free. But isa knew what mirabel was going through and continued to pile on to her feelings
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I just noticed that Bruno is the one who looks the most like the late grandfather, with Mirabel being close behind. The fact that he so willingly sacrificed himself for his family's wellbeing perfectly mirrors his father too. Man just when I thought this couldn't get any sadder.
Yet Abuela has hurt him, his mother, the most makes it worse when Bruno looks like her husband. Yet his powers he received (as a child) still saved the family. He grew up with this. Talk about trauma.
It could be her own trauma response without being aware of it. I like that while she is clearly in the wrong, they show what she's been through so we understand her. I can understand her mindset of earning the miracle they were given, but she took it too far and ended uo disrespecting the very memory of her beloved husband, nearly tearing apart their family in the process. It's such a beautifully painful look into how trauma moves through generations.
My grandmother is a lot like Abuela with a lot of hard struggles that she was only able to really look at how she'd been acting in recent years...
I noticed that in the theatre I just didn’t say anything in the moment but I thought it was wild
Wait Bruno died I haven’t seen the movie 😢
@@dragonkidd1644 no no no the grandfather died. Bruno's fine
Anyone else felt Camino was just darling whilst soothing his mother’s nerves?
All the characters are awesome.
He is cute too. Camilo was fun
@@nadinehoogenboezem4798 Yasss agreed.
I have huge crushes on Delores and Luisa, but Camilo is sneaking in a bit
Damn, Camilo doesn't even have a song, a scene, or any real dialogue with Mirabel. Yet, he's my favorite character. Guess that's how Charisma works
@@Kenny20k Sometimes less it more I guess? 🤷♀️ Meaning the less we have of him the more we want of him.
The world doesn't deserve Bruno, but Bruno deserves the world
WE DO NOT SPEAK OF BRUNO
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precious baby
he’s so precious and deserves all the love he didn’t receive :((
We don't talk Bruno
“She knows everything about everyone”
“That’s why her hair is so big. It’s full of seeecrets”
I understand that reference! XD
But did she wear pink on Wednesday? 🤨📸
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Just a note: Pedro and Alma weren't fleeing from conquistadores but from civil war violence.
Yeah a time period literally called la violencia in Colombia lol
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At the time Colombia had a civil war between the two dominant political parties, the Conservatives and the Liberals, and that scene is a likely reference to that time period, during the late 19th and early 20th centuries, almost 400 years after the Spanish conquistadors, so its definitely not them
@@Winterfang I knew it was a modern time!
Like every country haha ha ahhhhhh pain
Bruno gives me neglected middle child energy and I feel for him for that very reason.
Except they're triplets so no middle child... Luisa on the other had with being the one that never complains... Oh yeah she had that middle child burden
@@peacendpola23
Well they had to come out in some kind of order
@@peacendpola23 you can still be a middle child as triplets
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Granted, would either of the parents know which one came out.
The order of the Triplets is
Juleta
Pepa
Bruno
i really enjoyed every character in this movie, specially isabela. her personal growth is very notable and well done, and i wish we could have seen more of her with this newly found independence of the "always perfect" mindset, like maybe her redecorating her room and making herself over.
The trailer made me not like her but after watching the movie she became a top favorite.
Isabela is her sister, sisters don’t like each other
That's a lie sisters may fight but they care about each
@@queenbee3561 definitely. Siblings in general.
She redecorates her room in her song to more imperfect plants and she changes her look in the end to a more chaotic version of the same design.
I had a feeling that Bruno would be a misunderstood character from the trailers, but I was utterly unprepared for how self-sacrificing and GOOD of a character he turned out to be. Every detail I found out about him made me empathize and like him more with the song "We Don't Talk About Bruno" feeling more and more horrifying despite how catchy it was because he was STILL their family member at the end of the day and no one even bothered to look for him nonetheless everything with his power. Like you said, the fact that he didn't grow bitter and kept such a pure heart through all those circumstances is incredible and he deserves all the love 💚
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I always felt sad for Bruno he literally made a table so he could eat with his family still and has drawn a plate on it
You dont know how i sobbed at that scene
That part really upsets me.
I literally wanted to cry at this part lmao
If you told me a month ago that I would be crying over a plate drawn on a table, I would've called you a liar lol (for real though that scene broke my heart, Bruno didn't deserve that)
I could just feel my heart fall to pieces
Another good point for Luisa: In the made-up scenarios in her song, she's always protecting Mirabel, sometimes even putting herself in harm's way. That shows how much she loves her little sister.
I agree completely with this, except for one point: I would swap Pepa and Camilo. I know Camilo doesn’t play a huge role in the film, and it’s kinda only there as comedic relief, but the role Pepa plays feels more negative, as she’s the one re-enforcing the “We don’t talk about Bruno” conflict through out the film, not Alma. That mindset she has for him makes Dolores, and more so Camilo, afraid of their uncle (at least in my opinion) and it seems that Antonio has little to no knowledge of his uncle, outside of the fact that he has an uncle, given that he’s never seen addressing anything about Bruno until he meets him, with the rats as alibi. So, I would swap Pepa and Camilo
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Also in the movie it looks like pepa is frowning or glaring at Mirabel in the scenes with the family, could be with her being an emotional person (not a bad thing) and getting offended more but I noticed her often doing that to mirabel, different to how Camilo treats her. So it shows that abuelas influence affected pepa in a negative way also. I love all the characters though it’s just something I noticed when watching the movie
Yea I thought the same thing. Although Camilo really doesn’t have a character arc I think he should be put higher up cuz he really is a sweet boy & I’d love to see more of him. Like a short film or something
@@lilianavitullo while the house is crumbling I’m pretty sure they’re all trying to get to the candle, but I do agree that Camilo is very kind
My family has a similar situation. People don’t talk about the brother that “disappeared” because it makes them sad. They want to protect the moms feelings and disconnect from the fact that he left. If they talked about him they probably would be sad and have to deal with the fact that they pushed him away.
I completely agree
But what about Casita? the house was as much a character as anyone else! I’d even argue it was the true gold medal of good as even as it was dying it moved to protect everybody when it could
Yeah but the difference between Bruno and casita was castia was love and cherished by everyone while bruno was outcasted and shunned by everyone including his own family yet he never resent anyone but instead blamed himself for something that wasnt his fault. Thats why he has number one place and always will
@@user-hf1io1gf3q still doesn’t justify Casita being excluded from the list entirely
@@kristophersurma6459 cuz its a house..
@@user-hf1io1gf3q they have ranked animated object characters before so that’s no excuse
@@user-hf1io1gf3q A living house, a house with emotions and with a dying scene, it moves the plot foward, its a character
Great analysis. I agree with everything. Except 1 thing: the grandparents were not running away from “conquistadors”; the movie is set between 1900-1950’s and Colombia’s independence from Spain was on 1810. They were running from the “violence “ a violent time when civil wars were rampant in Colombia 🇨🇴; and it’s a reflection of still current “desplazados”: Colombia 🇨🇴 sadly is the country with most inner displacement of communities in the world; mostly because of the war between leftist and right wing fascist governments until today 2021.
The Biggest Indication of the Year the Film was set in is the Finale when the House Set an old Camera that has that cover for the Photographer and the stick usually holding the flash...
I think...
@@harveycustodio2625 the camera was also shown in the beginning in Antonio's party right before Mirabel's song
Was literally about tho comment this! Thank you for letting everyone know! It’s such a sad reality.
Honestly I feel like this is the most grim death in Disney history Because he got machete And I can imagine that's a clean Painless death
Thank you for this! I had a feeling they weren’t conquistadors but didn’t know if there was a specific civil war or group attacking they were supposed to be. I think Americans just kinda don’t have a reference of violence in South America outside of conquistadors invading South America
I feel like Pepa's power makes A LOT of sense in Colombia's weather since the sun can be radiating furiously in the mornings and it can be storming by noon. It's very unpredictable and I feel like it was on purpose
Omg yeah I remember! I was out in the sun, went inside a retail, came out and it was the hardest amount of rain I remember, like movie kind of rain
That is literally the weather of every day these days. Today was extremely hot, but as I write this comment, a big, big storm with ray and thunder is just about to begin lol
@@Em-nu2dt Basically Journey to the Center of the Earth and it’s sequel (I’m talking about the movies)’s weather in a nutshell. At least from what I remember. Things can always more extreme in my memory than they actually are
Now that I think about it, the weather in those movies (if my memory is right) is literally just the average weather in the Encanto
they had Pepa on the set to do that
Pepa and felix are the perfect example of how to write about a straight couple. They love each other, and do everything to each other, they are not clichê and fit perfect in the story of the movie.
what's with the "straight" part? lol, ANY couple should be like that...
@@peacendpola23 yes, any couple should, but people can't write about straight caracters in a good way, is aways that "perfect couple" without fails, or the "classic rich white straight couple"
@@gabrielyago9304 wtf? lol, straight couples are written in such a diverse way.... Toxic, cute, balanced, cheesy, awful, etc.
@@peacendpola23 but normaly they are the "classic" type, and it's great that now we have a lot of couples of so many tipes and diversity, 20-30 years ago If felix and pepa existed in a movie, people will blew up, saying that a white woman can't marry a Black Men, expecially an latino. The movies are changing, the world too, and that's awesome, people now can indentifies themselfes into the story or the caracter. That's amazing
@@gabrielyago9304 Yeah, but still the "straight" part is unecessary, we need diverse, functional, healthy couples. All of them.
Camilo loves his family with all his heart, helps others, is friendly, but yes, he likes to joke, such is his character. I like.
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Incorrect-- Bruno is perfect 💯
@@THE_KalyArchivia ya and also Camilo and also is it just me or is it that Camilo kinda looks like Bruno..?
I like to think that even if someone has a different favourite character, every Tv show and Movie has a definitive ‘best’ character, and Bruno is definitely that. You can love Luisa and Isabella and Camilo, but I feel like Bruno will ultimately be the ‘best’ character regardless
Yup lol he's definitely my favorite
Bruno is my favorite character
He deserves the golden medal
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I think like that too, Abuela, Isabela and Pepa are my favs, but Bruno is the "most good" of them without a doubt
I think it mostly depends on one’s definition of best character, and for me Bruno isn’t it. He’s still a phenomenal character and is probably one of the best in the film, but idk. All of them are so good that it’s hard to pick one out of all of them.
I think my reasoning for why he’s not immediately the best for me is just his ability. Being able to see through the future is an insane power but can also break the story a bit. Like what’s the limit here? Is he only able to see a certain limit through time, like 20 years or something? Why is he unable to see what happens to the Casita and is only able to see glimpses of it? Why does he need to do some random ritual thing to activate it whereas his entire family is seemingly always able to use their gifts whenever? Did he just know how to do it upon opening his door?
That’s really my only biggest problem with Bruno, as for his character, I guess I just found it confusing on how brutally honest he seems to be. Like, given how nice and caring he is in the movie it’s surprising to see him tell what is probably a young Dolores that the person she’ll love will be out of reach, and or how he tells some random dude he’s gonna lose his hair or how this woman’s goldfish will die.
Like I get that they asked him but it’s really jarring and clashes hard with his actual character to be this straightforward.
That’s really all honestly. He’s still an amazing character and one of my favorites, I just don’t think he’s the best character. As for who I think it is? I dunno. They’re all really equally good, and I’m fine with people considering Bruno the best character, he’s just not it for me lol.
I felt so bad for Bruno and mirabel. Bruno can’t help what he saw…. Mirabel was shunned for not having a gift… alma knew what was going on with the house and chose to hide it….
I mean he can choose not to see it but he doesnt decide mm yes everyones prophecy must be t e r r i b l e
Alma was gaslighting mirabel and the whole family 🙃🙃🙃🙃
Yup.
@@heres.ronnie9977 exactly so when people say that "there's not a villain in the story" I feel like that's false bc Alma was the villain for sure. she wasn't like " the mustache twirling taking over the world" villain but her gaslighting, belittling, and her perfectionist attitude was affecting the family so much that it CRUMBLED HOUSE AND MAGIC STOPPED WORKING. Everything pointed back to her and throughout the movie she was so unlikeable and patronizing that the ending felt a bit forced
@@glamglam8347 i totally agree! I think the magic was dying cause she lost love for her family, especially mirabel and lost sight of what was actually important, and the house was dying because her love was too.
I'm so happy that Colombia got a movie!
I honestly thought that Brazil would get one first, our maybe Ecuador, but they did a perfect job with the songs and character design, I'm so happy my country has been recognized :)
Brazil got a movie rio
@@Lux_._ yeah kinda, but it wasn't one of these new animated non -Pixar- films ._.
@@Thegoldenringsyt yeah Disney is doing a world tour I wanna know wich country is the next stop oh wait it’s canada
@@Thegoldenringsyt technically this wasn't made by Pixar, is Walt Disney Animation studios 60th movie and I am so glad is about Colombia too, maybe we should have seen it coming after Shakira made the song for Zootopia.
@@patax144 Actually, Rio is from Blue Sky LMAO The Disney movies set in Brazil are the José Carioca ones (whose titles in portuguese are "Alo, amigos! and "Você já foi à Bahia?"), both from the 1940 decade.
Bruno was definitely most heroic because he was willing to give up his gift, family, and sanity for Maribel.
I definitely would have put Isabela a little higher on the list, at least above Pepa. Good list overall, and it's always amazing how fast these come out after new movies!
Nah, pressured or not it doesn't give her the right to be a bitch with Mirabel.
@@themicoism finally someone who sees it
Isabela,Pepa,and dolores is my top favourites
@@mychelle_ dolores is my new crush
@@themicoism Mirabel was kind of a bitch with her too, though. :/
Felix gets points for the hilarious song line “No clouds allowed in the sky.” His playful sarcasm is a hint to Mirabel that he thinks everyone is overreacting about Bruno.
My favorite and one of the top-3 most heroic characters is actually… Casita.
I don’t know how much of a character it actually is, but it’s sad that Casita got overlooked.
1) It’s basically an invisible member of the family (as much as it’s possible when you’re a colorful magical villa). It has it’s own mind, it communicates and it participates in the family life.
2) Unlike with other Madrigals - Casita’s source of powers is not only due to magic or miracle, but also the family union. That’s why it starts cracking when family’s not ok. And gets back to life when family is happy and healthy together.
3) Equally to other family members Casita is just a helpless witness and a victim of events that took place in the film. Casita doesn’t know what’s happening, why or how to help it. Has no control over what’s happening to it itself. But still is willing to help when it can.
4) Finally, the fact that I noted but still overlooked while watching film, but realized a couple hours later and started bowling. When the Casita finally crushes down - it’s helpless. It can’t fix cracks at the walls or prevent ceiling from crushing anymore due to source of magic slowly dying. But with those last now-unfulfillable magical powers Casita still can move smaller objects like flooring and chairs. And it uses it at the moment of crisis. It helps Mirabel to get up initially, but as soon as it gets clear that you can’t save both - family and magical source - along with the other family members Casita sets the priorities correctly. Family is more important than magical candle. Casita easily could just do something like catapulting candle out of the house to keep it safe, we’ve seen it throwing stuff around before, but instead it uses its lessening powers to create floor waves to get the family out of the house; and at the final moments of its destruction Casita uses its very last bits of magic to create a shield to save Mirabel when the whole house comes crushing down on her. It does not protect the magical candle - the source of Casita’s own existence - it saves Mirabel’s LIFE with the last bits of magic it has before Casita essentially dies. Casita might not be a human, but it is a heroic member of Madrigal family.
I honestly always saw Casita as being the living embodiment of the love of the family, or possibly the spirit of Abuela's husband imbuing the candle's magic, and also the house with life. But the house did make the greatest sacrifice, saving everyone by forcing them out of the house (except Bruno, who saved himself by crashing through the wall, saving the rats first). Then, even as it was dying, the house's FINAL act of heroism was to save Mirabel from being crushed.
It was so sad but heroic.
I think for the second point it’s more likely that Casita’s source of power is Mirabels connection with her family. Given that even before that her family was disconnected from eachother. With Isabella not really wanting to be ‘perfect’ or Luisa having problems with having so many responsibilities. Etc. the reason it starts cracking is because once Antonio gets his gift, she feels like she can’t relate to him anymore and thus puts the last pin in and disconnects her fully from her family.
Either that or it’s the fact that everyone seemed so happy with him getting a gift and celebrating this much while Mirabel likely just got awkward stares and everyone going home after her attempt to get a gift failed, and she feels distanced that way.
@@cantmakeacreativename2072 that’s a good point, it’s surely possible
I totally agree that bruno must be at the top, he only wants to help by telling things he saw from the future, it's not his fault if a someone's future is going to be tragic. People only wants to hear what they want, but not the truth
He can only see Bad Stuff Not Good So his real power is seeing bad events of future
Encanto is definitely my new favorite Disney animated movie next to Raya and The Last Dragon. The characters, the animation, the colors, the soundtrack- Oh God, THE SOUNDTRACK!
Raya was mega average
@@SketchTM true. Raya and the Last Dragon was so average it physically hurt me. The characters were very bland and one sighted and the storyline was very cliche.
My favorite movie is Moana, but Encanto replaced Mulan as my second favorite movie (and not that far after Moana), almost ENTIRELY because of the soundtrack, although the story and characters were wonderful as well.
Then I found out that the songs were both written by the same person - Lin-Manuel Miranda - and I was like.... okay I guess this has a lot to do with why I love both movies. The songs REALLY tie into the storyline. Encanto even moreso than Moana because the songs are VITAL to understanding the story, while in Moana, the songs just enhance the storyline but you'd still understand most of the story without the songs (although without Aue Aue, it would be a little difficult).
I understand you like Raya. But that was just really disappointing especially if you are a Southeast Asian.
@@10thDoctorWhoovez I'm southeast Asian and I enjoy it just fine. Is there supposed to be something particularly bad about the movie?
Best character is missing : the house.
I know Casita is probably the warm part of Alma's personality she's repressing.
But the way the house always help, feel worried and protect people make it unique and a whole real character on its own.
This is the beauty of the film: there is no villain. Just a family of mostly good people having trouble understanding each other.
I’m realizing how much of a disadvantage Dolores gift actually is. Everyone else gets the cool gifts and what not, but she can hear rats talking through the walls 💀
Imagine if there is natural disaster or attack from afar, she can pick it up and warn the rest.. Or if they are in need of finding something (people, water source, any precious info, etc)... But the setting of the story is too narrow for her to utilize her ability
She can hear all the weird shit in the house. I don't envy that gift at all.
@@unchartedraider7547 .....shes also the eldest child...she can hear her parents...not only that, but everyone in the town...tho i do read somewhere her room gave her soundproofing so shes always safe in there
@@yuki97kira she’s the second eldest as isabela is a few months older
@@BazookaGamingGirl the ELDEST CHILD. The big sister of CAMILO AND ANTONIO
Bruno was my favorite! Also i’m surprised you made one for this movie this early
I think Julieta and Agustin should’ve been a bit higher on the list since they’re pretty pure.
I would rank Camilo above pepa not because he's my favorite, but because his mom is a little self-centered
Yeah, I agree. Camilo is mischievous, but he was also being silly to soothe his very young little brother's nerves before his big ceremony and he was talking very gently to his stressed out mom and giving her tea to calm her down. His head also changed into a baby head when he was trying to find missing Mirabel, which suggests he was quite worried about her.
My favorite character is Dolores, just I love the vibe she got on where she could always hear Bruno but never said anything
Anyone noticing how some of their powers somehow have a 'negative' side? Like with Pepa if she feels negative emotions the weather will mess up. Isabela can grow flowers that aren't colourful and pretty and maybe Antonio not only can talk to animals but also control them? Not everyone can do anything just because you talk to them right?
you forgot bruno's terrible prophecies, luisa's need to prove her worth to her family at all costs, Dolores's inability to protect herself from secrets, camilo's realization that he feels like he has no self, and julieta's... idk.
@@staarfall5317 With Julieta I think it can be very tiring is that she needs to cook/bake to just use her gift
Antonio Can only Talk To Exotic Animals for example he cant talk to a crow but he can to a Parrot
This is the only Disney Movie that doesn’t have any villains nor antagonist
I kind of miss villains not gonna lie in my opinion.
The only “antagonist” is the grandma
@@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec She is not actually an antagonist in my opinion. They explained the reasons in the video
An antagonist isn't the bad guy, it's the person or thing that the main character struggles the most with, and it was definitely Abuela. So, she isn't a bad person antagonist, but technically is. Just like for Isabella, Mirabel could be her antagonist, or for Bruno, it could be his family, for making him struggle so much.
@@cyberneticfairy6163 An antagonist doesn’t mean evil. Just mean against the protagonist.
Bruno and Iroh; The best uncles ever known in the whole Cartoon universe
Bruno is a representation of "Being evil is a choice". Bruno has suffered so much, is disgraced, Discriminated, falsely accused, gossipped, and almost disowned by everyone specifically his family. Still, he chose to be Good.
and yet the family still saw him as evil
i absolutely adore camilo’s role in encanto. he’s wonderful and i love the interpretation that can be taken into their character
Agustín only wanted to hide the prophecy until Mariano and his family was gone, which is a sound decision so I wouldn't hold that against him. It's not his fault that Dolores couldn't hold it in any longer and told everyone in the middle of dinner
Agustin and Felix, being outsiders, are able to use their status as ''in-laws'' to stand up to Alma.
I'm really happy you added luisa in top three since she doesn't get the attention she deserves, surprisingly, lot of people actually ignore luisa's problems thinking that the other family members are in more dire need of help instead of her.
Yes, she’s as helpful and kind as Julieta, but Julieta is a lot more recognized.
I think Isabela is actually jealous of Mirabel because of the latter's absence of the 'gift' which is the only latter's burden and doesn't required to be 'perfect' just like Isabel.
yeahhh
Hey, may I say an objection?
I would like to say that Isabella is better than second to last, because she has a great personality change. She stopped being so aarogant after Mirabel approached her, and though she is at first rude, she changes greatly. Personally, just from the story, I think her experiences make her more valuable than just least good. Things come to terms with Mirabel and her, so I'd put her at.. 3rd place good? Above Camilo, or Pepa. Not saying your list is bad, I just wanted to say my opinion
But I agree with your list otherwise :) great job!
you don't need to say sorry for expressing your opinion, it wasn't disrespectful or anything
It's not that she wasn't good it was more that others were gooder
And who knows, maybe her arrogance was all an act.
@@twinklyalcapa9848 You have to on the internet man, opinions other than someone else = bad, according to society. It's sad but if you don't wanna be bashed, you have to seem as neutral as possible.
@@BitterJoyXx I understand that, doesn't mean you need to apologize for having an opinion.
I have to admit that this movie made me cry too much. I have never related to a Disney protagonist.
It legit triggered a memory that I have of my grandma and hence my strong dislike towards the grandma in the movie 😅
My grandma legit asked me and my sister to tell her more about ourselves and plans to brag to our extended family back in Mexico, as if just going to college wasn't good enough compared to our cousins that start music in highschool or go to the military or work straight away.
But I get it. Like my dad who puts *slight* pressure on us to get *a bit* further in life than him in this second opportunity in the US.
Every time I see something even remotely sentimental, lets just say that im swimming in tears, every time I see the Dogs Journey Trailer, I will cry 100% of the time.
I can most defenitly say that Abuela is the antagonist, she's pretty selfish and rude to her grandaughter. She was content with forgetting about her freaking son, simply because he would ruin the family status in the community. She cares about the magic her family has more instead've the family itself.
@MangoTango thank you?
She wasn’t evil but I will agree her treatment towards her granddaughter and her own son were pretty cruel.
@MangoTango God bless everyone's families and love ones!
I think it's more complex than that. She carries alot of trauma. She was forcibly displaced from her home, and when she tried to flee, his husband sacrificed himself to let the rest escape. She ended up developing a need to protect her family and her town because of that, and the magic she cherishes so much is like a symbol of the stability and peace that she could achieve for her people and family. She just really doesn't want anyone to live what she had to, losing the magic is like leaving everyone vulnerable to that.
This is very common in Colombia (I imagin in Latin America in general) there's alot of families that are lead by grandmothers who either lost their husbands because of violence in the country or because they abandoned them. This leads these women to be very controlling, feeling they have the role to see that their family has a better future.
But as they say, the path to hell is filled with good intentions.
(I'm Colombian myself, so I've witnessed women like Alma a lot, including my own family)
@@sarosaes1278 yes, thank you!! i personally am not a huge fan of Alma but it’s very important to take her past and motivations into account
I'm a tad concerned that Mariano was the only one who seemed to be genuinely worried about Mirabel in the proposal scene. Everyone else just seemed like, "Yeah. She's the family weirdo." But I do agree with the rankings.
My favorite part of the movie was the attention to detail with family genetics. Which traits showed up in each of the children, and having unique characteristics while still being similar to the parents
I know that this isn’t technically considered a character, but I consider the casita a character (house)
I disagree with the 1th place.
*Casita is the best character. Period.*
She is not just a literal feeling creature but also a creature made out of love and created to be a safe place for everyone.
Spoilers:
When everyone was in danger even if was because of her, she (I am using her pronouns cause Casita is a female "name") still manage to take everyone to safety and help Mirabel to try get the candle.
Okay this is absolutely true!
I adore Casita but this could be correct, unless you think that Casita is actually the spirit and love of Abuela's husband, symbolized by the butterflies. Still, I'm fine with Bruno taking the top spot because it's sometimes easier to sacrifice yourself for your loved ones than it is to LIVE with isolation and potentially eternal loneliness for the happiness of your loved ones, which can be seen by some as a fate WORSE than death.
I don't think your assessment is not a good argument though.... even if you wrote 1th. :)
Casiita is one of the most morally good characters but I wouldn't give her a top spot or a spot in general because I think she's more of amalgum of the family's love. Casita stands for the family when they're good and working together and supporting each other it makes life easier funner and magical. when they're not supporting each other she falls apart. The miracle the house was given by abualo Pedro and abuela and the miracle itself is family imo
True if she didn't protect Mirabel and the others. They all would have died
I'd love a good to evil for "The Great Mouse Detective" and "Robin Hood".
Yes
I feel so bad for Bruno..everyone hated him because of his power to see the future they see him as a dangerous person because they thought that when Bruno said something like tells the town that a snowstorm is happening in a few minutes, everyone thinks that he’s causing them exept for mirabel and her mom who think positive about him even pepa Bruno’s brother,hated him for “ruining” her wedding it’s so unfair for him 😢
Notice... he told her it would rain on her wedding... and it did.... him telling her is what caused it to rain... while it was kind of him to tell her... she didn't need to get emotional. A little rain never hurt anyone. She just got upset over the warning. I don't believe in bad. Characters. Just ones that have been hurt and misunderstood.
@@gabriellechase7877 that’s true well he just told her it would rain on her wedding just so that she won’t be surprised but pepa thought that he was ruining her wedding so she got emotional and started hating him
So, does anyone else wonder how Pepa had her kids?
Like did she just have her kids in a torndado or did they have to sedate her when the time came?
People in the village waking up in the middle of the night because of a loud storm and strong wind be like "a new Madrigal is coming" lol
I believe that when her labor days are approaching, they probably hike out in the mountains or somewhere remote away from the town. Pretty scary thinking about her in Labor....
@@wruszka that or someone died, they’ll never know
@@allthatisgoodhappy2927 normally I’d agree with this…but I don’t think they’d force a 9 month pregnant woman up a mountain just to have her kids, of which she’s had 3, especially since a 9 month pregnant woman cannot walk very well, let alone climb a mountain unless she is the strongest woman on the earth
So maybe with Luisa? Yes, Pepa? She’d cause a storm before even getting 30 feet up the mountain
What about the Mirabel’s home: the casita? Where would it be on the list. I think it is really supportive of Mirabel and stops the cousin of the family from getting extra food. It did cause the family harm by collapsing but it protected Mirabel as its sacrifice. Also, I am not counting the collapse against the house because it was the rift in the family that caused the collapse. The house’s sacrifice made the family bond and help one another. I would say that the house would be in the top 4 of the character list. The house has been helpful to the family no matter their differences.
I love how Bruno is pictured the exact opposite of what he really is. My favourite moment is the part of the song where Camilo talks about his "7 foot frame" and we end up seeing Bruno as the shortest sibling out of the 3
Plot twist: Bruno is 7 feet tall, but everyone else is 8 feet or something
@@sorreldislikespotatoes9882 hmmmm
he has a big heart. In addition, he is quite athletic, considering the parkour he demonstrated while trying to hide from Mirabelle)). Human growth is not the main thing. Camilo only believed in the rumors because his idea of his uncle is different about his uncle. And I would like to hope that he will correct the mistakes made. Moreover, Camillo will really get to know Bruno no longer seeing him as a mysterious family boogeyman.
Out of all violent people un Colombia, I don't think conquistadors are the ones portrayed in the movie. I think they are meant to be the violent people in general in modern colombia (second half of past century), without pointing to any specific side of the conflict.
I enjoyed this movie so much. All the characters were so good but I thought Camilo deserved more screentime. he is such an interesting character! i would love to know more about him.
12:56 Bruno got the gold medal! He totally deserves it, his story is super depressing. :(
I do understand why Alma is at the bottom is Isabella should be higher than where she is placed in this video because she had all that pressure on her shoulders from Alma she always felt like she needed to be perfect because she is 1 is the oldest out of the 3 sisters & has to be responsible & I get why Luisa is higher than her but because Isabella is getting older she needs to make a plan for herself what she is going to do in the future & all of that. She is scared of disappointment from her family & most of all her grandmother because in the song at the end when Alma says "what's going on?" I'm sure she was scared to tell (idk because I didn't see the movie yet) I can relate due to me being older than my brother I am the older one & sometimes I feel like I have pressure to be perfect due to me being older sometimes you feel like you have to please everyone & that is how Isabella feels I do understand she has her flaws but that's what she is trying to hide and not show because the less she shows her flaws the more pressure she will put on herself (I know this is really long so sorry about that & I understand that you have your won reason to put her right before Alma but I'm just putting my reason there so no hate please & thank you)
I mean the ranking isn't really appropriate to begin with. But if I have to list them down, I would agree that Isabela being the second to the last. Look, I know the pressure of being the eldest and all of the responsibilities as the breadwinner or golden child but it's never an excuse to be rude or emotionally hurt someone just to cope with stress. Hence, why Luisa is much more mature than her. Well you could put Isabela above than Camilo because he did sing about destroying Bruno's image in more dark way.
Anyway their rankings are justified, besides ALL of them are GOOD.
It just my persuasion, but its for you to see that clear point or not. And I respect your opinion, if you chose otherwise.
@@codegl9237 I’m glad you think the same too :D there all good people but they also have made mistakes and it Dosnt matter if they make up for it in the end. This is because alma still stays in her place even though she comes to light about what she was unknowingly doing. So why should isabellas rank be changed if she is also redeemed you know?
I'm gonna buy this film as soon as it comes out on DVD/Blu-Ray and Digital. Looks fantastic.
Me and my family pirated it 😀
Bruno’s dudes he pretends are different are just funny. “I AM (doesn’t remember name) AND I’M NOT AFRAID OF ANYTHING”
Hearnado (forgive my spelling) then there's "I'm Jorge I make the spackle"
It was a great video!! Just one thing, I'm from Colombia and I have to clarify that people who killed Pedro weren't conquerors (I wish it's written well). Here there are millions of people that were forced to leave there home because of violence. It's called forced displacement (desplazamiento forzado, in Spanish). It's with a lot of respect, I loved the video and the ranking!! ☺️
The purity and honesty of Bruno is like that of a god. So I have no complaints for you to make him the most heroic cause he deserves it. A real hero acts out of heart not fame.
‘ being a teenager ‘ EXACTLY PEOPLE!!! CAMILO IS LITERALLY FIFTEEN BUT THERE ARE FULL GROWN ADULTS SIMPING FOR HIM!
Nah, most of the simps are like 14 I think
One of the few disney films that I genuinely think needs a sequel. The cast has a lot of potential
something I found interesting:
Alma was introduced as the caring and wise advisor to the main character, and Bruno was introduced as a villain, but it turned out to be the other way around, with Bruno being the caring one and Alma being the antagonist
I love Pepe and Felix, really I love they and their children! They are all different but balance each other out
Yeah, I really wish we would know more about their family, especially Camilo.
Disney ripped my heart out with bruno having to sit and eat dinner across a wall from his family who were happy he was gone. Like come on he didn't deserve nothing that happened to him
The clan with special powers saving their town and home from danger.💖
Camilo definitely deserves to be a lot higher on the list, hes one of the most kind funny and friendly to the townspeople in the whole movie, and his amount of screen time shouldn't affect how we perceive his characters goodness. and Isabella was showed more stuck up throughout the beginning, but i like to think this is because were supposed to be seeing in the perspective of Mirabell. so when she hated Isabella, we were supposed to hate her, and when she realizes Isabella isn't as '' perfect '' as everyone perceives her as. i think she and camilo definitely deserve to be a lot higher on this list. at least higher than the bottom 3, like come on..
She may have been pressured by Alma and had become a better person by the end, but you can't just overlook that she was easily the second nastiest of the family to Mirabel after Alma in the beginning. Her justifications were weak at best and really stemmed from her arrogance of her gift and looking down on Mirabel for not having one.
Frankly by the end of the movie Mirabel had asked for forgiveness, but I don't remember Isabella reciprocating, when if anything she has more reason to apologize than Mirabel did. She's not a bad person at the end of the day, but I think her ranking is still deserved.
Exactly!
I love how it goes Camilo, Pepe, Dolrase. Being one part of the family!
I would’ve ranked Isabelle higher, although yes, she was very flawed. She was actually one of the most selfless characters, she was willing to throw away her interests and feelings to fit the standard of being the most perfect, even willing to marry a man she didn’t love and have FIVE kids with him.
Encanto: Weak to Powerful
Maribel weak
Lisa powerful
Dolores weak
Isabella powerful
Bruno weak
Camilo powerful
:-)
Be nice to Maribel it's not her fault she didn't get any powers
Isabela is the most powerful.
I’m glad Bruno got ranked high
I’m glad Luisa got the attention she deserved
I keep getting distracted by you saying "Madrial" instead of "Madrigal". It makes me chuckle each time 😂
True😂
I would put Antonio above Luisa, but otherwise, this is accurate
Antonio = Eternal Cuteness
I agree, Antonio is the true number one. I would also put mirabel a little lower only because she equally (if not more) at fault for the friction between her and her sister.
@@annikakohls391 how?
@@annikakohls391 what
Why would Antonio be above Luisa?
Sure he’s an innocent kid, yes, I agree, but Luisa did dedicate every day of her life since she was five to helping all of the townspeople. Not once did she complain about any of her issues until she had a mental breakdown (Surface Pressure,) and it was evident she never took breaks to relax herself. It’s also shown that, while everybody said thank yous to other Madrigal family members (ex: Julieta), no one thanks Luisa for what she does, and instead continuously demands different tasks from her.
Meanwhile, Antonio just got his gift, but a couple of days later and Alma learns how terribly broken her family was. So Antonio wouldn’t go a day in his life, from what we can gather, of being stressed 24/7 and constantly working for others.
Those weren't conquistadors those were other Colombian people as its set during the Colombian civil war, which worse part was during the the last of the 19th century till early 20th, after a wile it toneded down in some parts, to be fair it hastnt ended completely, the difference is where and who is fainting, always having inocente people as victims of their war.
Bruno is the physical embodyment of the phrase: "i live inside your walls"
XD this killed me
5:58 I don't think she kept that secret, i guess nobody believed her and she just gave up in trying to convince everyone, people tend to forget that she's probably a teenager, then her parents probably said "Ok dear" and went on with their lifes. On the ending of the movie she told Camilo that she was right about Bruno being in the house, probably hinting that she already said that but nobody believed her
I love Bruno so much! Like, soo much! I mean, Bruno hid away from the family he loved just to protect Mirabel, forcing himself to live in the walls. He heard everything they said about him, everything, but his loyalty to his family never faltered. When Mirabel and Aubela disappeared, Bruno saught them out on his own initiative to stop Aubela from blaming everything on Mirabel. I just love the part where he emerges from the woods and, despite his fear of Aubela rejecting him, he admited that he gave Mirabel a vision and tried to stop Aubela from blaming Mirabel. It was so wholesome! Bruno is also very funny, and I just love him so much!
I love Encanto so much!😍😍
And Maribel is so stunning!!!😍😍
Alma is so underrated! She went through so much grief, pain, and fear for atleast 30 years! She has to raise her three kids alone, Casita was the only one with her. She never forgot about Bruno, she loves her family but feels that things need to be perfect or else they'll fall apart.
I agree.
You know this movie hit different when the bottom of the list is still good
Bruno is so precious, we must protect him at all cost
The most evil is actually whoever killed Pedro
Yes
Big Hero 6: The Series Characters from good to evil
Angelic: Baymax
Good: Hiro Hamada
Light Neutral: Alistair Krei
Dark Neutral: Celine "Sirque" Simard
Bad: Richardson Mole
Demonic: Dianne Amara
The only thing that i 'd change in the list is that i would swap Pedro and Bruno's spot because, at least to me, there is no sacrifice bigger than sacrificing your own life for another person and he did it for his family's safety. I am not diminishing Bruno's sacrifice in any way, he still is, an incredible selfless person, willing to exile himself and live in solitude and sadness to protect his family from his gift. Thus is truly a virtuous act. But even with less screentime, Pedro did the ultimate sacrifice, and the seed of his sacrifice is the wonderful family that followed and that's why i can take a little bit of Alma's side in the story. (Although i agree 100% that she needs to be on the botton) I know she is in the wrong and end up learning from her mistakes, but the fear of losing her family just like she lost her husband is something i can pretty much undestand.
I think Bruno got his loving self-sacrificing spirit that would protect Maribel from family criticism from his late father Pedro who sacrificed his life twice:
1: he sacrificed his life to save his children and wife
2: Pedro reincarnated as the Casita since his spirit left his body and immediately entered the magical candle and part of it also went into the Casita that sprung up from said candle.
Bruno felt comfortable hiding in the walls of Casita as he intuitively felt connected to it even though he was estranged from the rest of his critical family.
Bruno was my favorite character immediately when I first saw him in the movie without knowing he wasn't evil. I only loved him exponentially more in every scene
We don’t talk about Bruno but we definitely sing about him lol
Dolores: *Here’s Bruno in the walls*
Dolores: SILENCIO BRUNO!
Bruno: *Sniff sniff* no one ever remembers
Not because he's my favorite, but because if what I'll discuss further on, I believe Camilo was ranked a bit low?
Like he always puts his family first. In multiple scenes he's rushing to his moms side and he's extremely supportive to Antonio. Also at the end when he appears to be trying to save the candle, the producers have explained that he was trying to save Mirabel, and not the candle, showing that he really would risk injury for his family. And later in the background you can hear him saying his gift is gone and almost immediately asks if Antonio is ok, dropping the subjects of what he would do, and instead going to his family's aid once again.
At least the spot under his dad?
Camilo should be higher on the list, in the “Family Madrigal” song, he is seen helping a mother babysit their child while she rests. Not only that, but it is mentioned that he would do anything to make you smile. The biggest think though, is that he helps out amd calms down Pepa, his mother, in the part of the movie where she was super stressed.
you forgot about dolores saying mirabel’s secret to ruin isabela’s proposal bec she liked mariano
I feel like Camilo deserves a slightly higher ranking on the list because, when the house was cracking and falling apart, he tried his best to save the candle and help his family
I also think that you can’t really blame him for his personality because he is after all a teenager.
He’s a teenager, yes, but many teenagers are more mature.
Can't wait to see CinemaWins do this movie. Should be a blast.
Bruno is sort of like Sirius black from Harry Potter. Their character design is similar, they were both like the black sheep of the family, and people thought both of them were evil and scary, but they were really nice and caring.
I thought so too !
I thought they looked similar too-
Camilo👏needs👏to👏be👏higher👏on👏the👏list👏
Ikr
why?
Animaniacs Wakkos Wish: good to evil
Good=Wakko
Neutral=Brain
Evil= King salad bar
"It's Salazar, not Salad Bar"
I feel like I’m a mix between Dolores, Luisa, Pepa, Bruno, and Mirabel
Reasons:
Dolores - I do hear things, and over hear people talking
Luisa- Idk my own strength but I can lift heavy objects
Pepa- anxiety, depression, many emotions
Bruno- personality wise, and my friends don’t talk about me
Mirabel- not always but usually the odd one out in many occasions
Casita should be in this list at #1. It seems like she is the only friend that Mirabel had after her 5th birthday. She also did heroic things on the climax, by saving the Madrigal family even when she's dying. The scene of Casita saving Mirabel from the house's debris is the most emotional part of this movie imo.
*Mirabel isn't dissmissing isabelas feelings*
Mirabel didn't even know about what isa was going through. And once she did she tried to use it as a chance to get isa to hug her but then enuorages her to be free. But isa knew what mirabel was going through and continued to pile on to her feelings
I haven't even seen the movie and already I'm seeing all these characters.