Everything Wrong With Encanto In 17 Minutes Or Less
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Encanto is pretty enjoyable with some catchy music and unique characters. But like we always say... no movie is without sin.
Thursday: Animated sins from the aughts.
Which movie's sins should we count next?
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Can we PLEASE include the fact the house made Mirabel think she was getting a gift and then totally gaslit her???
@@daniela77371 well that sucks, I’d rather get a gift than be the personification of it and being an ordinary human when everyone else in my fam have one
No, I’m pretty sure the casita itself is her gift, in a way. It broke apart when her emotions started getting out of control and she started finding out the trauma everyone was going through. I think it reflects her emotions, in a way, which was why the house broke down when she did, and rebuilt when she became happy.
@@whizz_0711 Bruh same, thats gotta be some goofy ahh super power 😭💀
@@pinetreeriver Cool, it still made her live in the nursery
I think the candle was the source, not the house.
Dolores spilling the beans about the miracle being in danger was a tactical move. If that dinner had gone off without a hitch the man of her dreams would have married her cousin.
I love this lmao
Haha! 😆
Film Theory actually did a video explaining how Dolores is the villain in this movie and it actually makes a lot of sense 😅 big recommend
@@dmcmahondm my daughter had me watch it. I was just like "yeaa, ok sure if it'll make you happy" and by then end was like "damn... that's actually a really good point."
No, she did it because it was going to affect the entire family and she’s not a selfish asshole
Isabella blushing those flowers out her hair at the mention of FIVE BABIES was a subtle indication of Isa's fear, there being one white asymmetrical flower out the side showed her desire to be less "perfect", it was a subtle joke to stress causing white hairs; AAAAND, Abuela plucking it out like an eyesore to be corrected, was a subtle symbolism of the toxic family dynamic.
i noticed that my first time watching the movie, just not the symbolic part
I was gonna comment that too!
I didn't see it as a desire to be less perfect, put a white "hair" popping out from the stress of feeling forced to do something she didn't want to do.
Yeah, 5 damn babies and they haven't gone on their first date yet
"You have a gift. A superhuman level of empathy for those asshole. What you don't have is a door" THIS ! This is what I've been thinking all the way throught the movie. Damn, it feels good when someone else says it
Not to mention her ability to seemingly slow down time during the family photo scene, as she was able to go IN FRONT of the camera without any issues, and leave the room only for her to run back in, meaning it wasn't imagination.
@@Deathkri I guess it is an "out of diegesis" stuff, but I must confess since it does affect the world around, as you described it, I am as much confused as you are about that. But hey, gotta suspense that disbelief I guess.
@@Deathkri not everything has to be literal. There’s such thing as making the visuals interesting. And that’s what that segment was doing.
Right there with ya
Same
7:25 she's actually very happy that Antonio got his Gift, she gets upset when Abuela tells him "I knew you could do it, a Gift just as special as you." Because it makes her feel like it was her fault she didn't get one.
Its also the *exact line* the grandma said to her on her day. The words where special to her but the grandma just reused them like it was meaningless praise.
@@beanieboogie9526 ow
Also Antonio is cousin not nephew
Yeah, Cinemasins cut out important information that contradicts him (Abuela's line) in order to validate the sin.
He does that a lot.
we love cinema sins! 👍
Also wanna point out how Abuela takes off a flower on Isabella’s head that didn’t match the others just so she was perfect in the scene where they are eating outside. Is a really good way of showing how much pressure Abuela puts on them and Isabella particularly to be perfect in every way.
whoa you ave good eyesite!
If you pay attention to we dont talk about bruno. In her part people assume it's her bragging but bruno also "cursed" her. He says she would be perfect and abuela subsequently tries to ensure that that is the case
@@TraaaaaasshBooooaaaatttt you make such a good point as alot of people see the idea of being perfect to be a blessing if you are seemingly perfect their are immense burdens that come with it
@@08VL have*
@@Strongman8000 #thisaintgrammarly
"Bruno didn't care about this family!"
"He LOVES this family!!"
Favorite line
Yet Alma blames Mirabel for Bruno's disappearance. I was like, "Woman, what is it, really?"
I wanted Abuela to lose the essence/magic of the gift with how awful she was to her family. I also wanted the other family members to apologize for not standing up for Mirabel more to Abuela (especially her own parents). Mirabel was the scapegoat child clearly, it makes sense why she felt drawn to Bruno, he was a scapegoat child as well.
Mirabel's father stood up for Mirabel a lot. I think a lot of people forget that Abuela is Julieta's MOM... and Abuela is very manipulative.
Anyone who has had a parent like Abuela knows you can't stand up to them directly
Well you did get your wish. Happy now?
Honestly, I don't blame Julieta too much for not being more vocal when it comes to defending Mirabel, since you have to remember that she grew up with Abuela as a mom for her whole life, and it can be very scary to stand up to an abusive parent when that's all you've been used to
We're just lucky that she didn't try to stop Agustín from defending Mira instead @@NYChica23
We already have Tangled and Cinderella for those kind of stories.
The biggest sin that was missed completely is ...how did Mirabel get back across the chasm from Bruno's vision cave? Huge deal made about the difficulty getting across, and then completely forgotten about.
Movies always show the journey to a place, but they never show the journey back from that place. Usually because it's either pointless to show or because it would be unnecessary filler in the runtime or because budget.
@@cintronproductions9430 Makes sense from a creative standpoint, but a plothole contextually
I was going to comment this! She didn't tie the rope down so unless she does a hail mary jump for the rope she had no way of getting back across
She did it offscreen of course.
Yeah
According to the directors, Bruno's room didn't always look like that. It got more and more distant as the family grew apart
@Alam natural I don't wanna click it
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hmm ok
But in the movie he also made a joke about how many stairs there were
@@ocean_caswell they were distant before he left
13:07, One, it's not "jewel-i-etta" it's "hoo-li-etta". And two, it's actually Pepa who controls the weather. Two sins!
_DING DING!_
I love Bruno so much. I just wanted to reach through my screen and hug him. That little bit of his room behind the walls with his "plate" drawn on the table sits he could still feel like he was part of family dinner every night actually made me cry when I watched the movie.
Same I felt so bad for him 😭
Me too I love Bruno aswell
I love how his "They survived this" running joke of a sin wasn't because of the character falling like 20 stories unharmed this time, but because she spoke back to her grandmother lol
Technically she survived receiving a huge slap from her grandmother... But it's a Disney movie, not a Colombian telenovela...or a A real situation in any Latin American country.
Not sure if he meant the grandmother or the impending collapse that she survived
@@christianspear4621 The collapse is the only reason she survived her grandmother
@@christianspear4621 I thought he meant the latter, but the former is a lot funnier lol
As a Colombian, I definitely expected the Abuela to slap her when I watched the movie. Then again, it would have made redeeming her much harder
“are we supposed to know dolores is a gossip”
yes. the little squeak she makes is a common thing in latin culture to signify someone likes to gossip/is a gossip/can’t keep a secret
Also along with right after 'the family madrigal' song she says that Mirabel doesn't have a gift which to me does come off as gossip sense the children didn't know and Mirabel obviously didn't want to tell the kids
Except for Bruno living in the walls apparently.
@@Disig she tells Mirabel he hears him in the walls durning we don’t talk about Bruno. And when Mirabel asked about the cracks she says she hears rats and talking in the walls
@@hithere2972 Yeah, but it is left ambiguous. She's not outright gossiping about it like she does everything else.
@@Disig Bruno has been "gone" for 10 years. She probably has outright said it and been dismissed as having an "active imagination" and whatever else they say about children.
The biggest sin was the fact that Mirabel still didn’t get a room.
I think she would rather stay at the nursery to closely watch and raise the future Madrigals. After all, she's about to succeed Alma anyway.
@@gzapray7203 I doubt she's want to be a glorified nanny for the rest of her life
Alma's room would be Mirabel's when she passed away, and it also does the metaphor that the whole house is Mirabel's room
I believe Abuela was an antagonist because she was the reason her family felt pressure to be perfect. A lot of people forgive Abuela way too easily just because she experienced trauma. Just because someone went through hard times doesn’t give them the right to project it onto others. That’s how abuse continues in families if they aren’t mindful about working on themselves and healthy ways to cope with trauma. Poor Mirabel was the black sheep and the family’s emotional punching bag. No one should ever be treated like that. Abuela is the kind of antagonist that changes over the course of the story and becomes a better person. You can’t deny that she was pretty awful and abusive to Mirabel before she reconciled near the end.
It's not even believe, she IS the antagonist; she's just not a villain.
13:07 sin for CinemaSins calling Pepa "Julieta" even though there was a whole song at the start of the movie naming each family member along with their assigned gifts.
“HOW DO YOU KEEP THEM ALL STRAIGHT?!”
-village kid
WAS JUST ABOUT TO SAY THIS LMAOOO
And also he said Julieta wrong
*DING*
FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT I WAS SAID TO PUNCH JEREMY
"'She's gonna tell everyone' But why does she tell everyone right away?" She has the incentive to mess up the proposal, and this drama is perfect for it. Remember she's in love with the man about to propose to her cousin. Being able to mess up that proposal was a gift sent from the heavens to Dolores.
But she doesn't know that the person she will love is Dolore's fiancé; and even if she did, there's no moment for us before that we Dolores as a gossip-monger or petty. No matter what, it is still highly contrived.
@@kstephenson5857 actually the little squeaks Dolores makes when talking is a Colombian mannerism that indicates the information is something the speaker is sharing that their not supposed to know, in other words gossip.
@@kstephenson5857 The "5 babies" was definitely a petty add-in. No way he was JUST talking about it, especially with the slight side eye she did right after.
I doubt that’s true. But if she did that makes her look terrible.
@@kstephenson5857 Mariano and Isabela have been dating for a few years but Dolores has had a crush on him for longer. When it came out that Isabela and Mariano were getting engaged of course she was hella mad. She even said in We Don't Talk About Bruno "He told me that the man of my dreams will be just out of reach, betrothed to another" and right before that she was looking out to Mariano. So doing anything to mess it up would be her main goal. And her hearing could also pick at something that Isabela said at one time talking to herself, which is probably along the lines of "This is fine, I'll marry Mariano for the family" since she never wanted to marry him or date him in the first place.
Mirabel definitely had a gift, even if the others couldn't see it, and she didn't have a schmancy room... She was super talented and artistic, with making her clothes and stuffies (Antonio's little jaguar) and crafty things, she could sing and dance, and she was a very outgoing and supportive person who just wanted to help. I want to hug her so much!
12:38- that's actually a good point; I never made sense to me that Alma was pushing so hard for Isabela to marry Mariano; his family isn't established as being important in Encanto; he's just some random dude who liked Isabela.
There was a theory I saw that Alma only wanted Isabela to marry Mariano because Isabela looks closest to her and Mariano looks kinda like Pedro
You know, the child who said Mirabel had a gift “of being super in denial” would have been excellent at CinemaSins.
*ding!*
It’s cause he hates children
@@potatogaming7044 And that's racist. *ding*
@@__Insanity_ and hes not being prejudice against a specific ethnicity of people. *ding*
@@pumpkinboi9441 Someone doesn't seem to remember the long running joke of calling anything prejudice to anything or against anything "racist" *ding*
For Dolores knowing about Bruno, during “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” she is the only one who talks about Bruno in the present tense.
shut up bot
She also literally says in the song "i can always hear him sorta muttering and mumbling"
Also, Bruno was in the background of her scene and she pulled Mirabel away from him when he stopped to dance!
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He should really do a sin count on the Adams project
You can tell when he likes a movie even when he’s calling it out
How? Just asking outta curiosity
Yeah I'm wondering how to because if he liked the movie he wouldn't sin it for fairly easily explained things.
he drops compliments here and there, removes sins, and some of the sins that he does tally aren't as harsh(?) or are mixed in with a kind of positive
This sin at 15:47 is a fairly good indicator
@@borneoorangutanI mean, he also made a cinemawins video about this movie which he only does if he likes a movie
To be honest, I have little respect for that whole family, being shunned by your own family for things beyond your control is just so horrible.
they are all victims
@@gabrieladapazlima7947 don't mean they aren't awful
Felix is probably my favorite character. He loves his wife, heck, he didn't give a damn he married her in a hurricane! He's super patient with Pepa's anxiety to the point when Abuela complains about Pepa's weather and Pepa says she's doing her best, Felix has this "fuck off MIL" look as he sides with his wife. He married the one who has the most chaotic ability/ mental state and he's vibing being her rock. As someone who suffers from severe anxiety I appreciate and wish more people had empathy like that man.
We all need a Félix in our lives
Oh definitely. Felix and Mirabel's Dad are top notch.
Felix actually comes across as the closest to a human being.
I normally cant stand romance but even i know theyre the best couple
Who’s Felix
Bruno didn’t leave because he was hoping the vision would miraculously not come true. He left because he knew his family and he knew that they (especially abuela) would blame Mirabel for this. It didn’t matter she was five years old, she would have seen Mirabel as a threat and probably hurt her even worse than she actually did
don’t know if they would hurt mirabel as that is too gruesome. especially someone who lost their loved one to murder.
but yes. they would have blamed bruno
@@BP_on_ice EMOTIONALLY hurt her.
@@PickyVickyVindictive they did already emotionally hurt her…
@@BP_on_ice No you responded to their comment as if you think they would physically hurt Mirabel when it's not that kind of movie they would only hurt her emotions.
@@PickyVickyVindictive did you write the original comment?
You could see the partial cult conditioning of the family by Abuela during that breakfast meeting, as she sets forth duties and ends it with a group chant: la familia madrigal!
Not to mention that she was seeing her granddaughter as a baby factory. And it was a bit shallow for the Mariano love interest to be attracted to Isabella more than the other two options of Luisa and Delores.
gotta say, this was the first one were I could actually contest most of these sins with the story telling element of the movie. like Mirabelle actively making the kid look at the positive and tell him she'll be happy even though she wouldn't be is just her being the positive ball of sunshine to hide the pain of rejection and appear more reliable than she needed to try to be.
Loved the bonus round btw
How come everyone forgets who Dolores's mother is? The "overly emotional" woman who can summon hurricane whenever she's extremely stressed and thunder when Bruno's name is even mentioned? Y'all really don't think, to avoid the consequences of her mothers reactions, Dolores wasn't conditioned to not talk about Bruno?
It's funny because Pepa seems to only be so stressed about Bruno because he made her think rain-thoughts on her wedding, no other reason. But nobody actually has a real reason to be mad at Bruno, anyways.
@@mii_kay4514 yup. They're just blaming him for things that are their own fault or things out of anyone's control.
Why is nobody talking about the fact that he called Pepa Julieta at 13:07😭
@@ilysm._2416 ah sh*t I thought the exact same thing
@@mii_kay4514 a famous headcanon in the fandom is that Pepa and Bruno didn't have that much of a great relationship since they were kids, but Pepa still loved him. The real reason why she was so upset in him was because he left. That's all just a headcanon tho, so 🤷🏽♀️
I would like to acknowledge the fact that they never looked for Bruno after he left. I mean Dolores had super hearing, Luisa could easily help them scale over walls, and Mirabel's mom could easily heal injuries. For a movie about family, they sure are quick to abandon one.
Ouch!
I mean that was the point of the movie? The main reason they were having issues and the magic was dying was because they focused more on their community and their outer image to the community than they did on their own family and each other. Mirabel spends a good portion of the movie talking to her siblings and hearing the inner conflicts that they've driven themselves to hide for the sake of their Abuela and their image to her and the community.
Wow, craaaazy. Not like that was the whole point of the movie or anything
the grandma is the vilain. everyone is afraid of her, especially the kids.
@@gc0009 what do u mean?????? There was no villain, thats kinda the point. Everything abuela did came from wanting to protect their family even if her methods caused more harm than good
I'll still never forgive them for forgetting Mirabel to get into the family portrait. Even her freaking parents forgot about her! I mean whenever there's special ocassions like the whole family gathering for christmas, my mother would always look for me whenever there's a photo op despite having so many family members
Mirabel is the one that wanting to join this photo
I have a theory that Casita can’t be sentient in any of the magic rooms, not just Bruno’s. This could explain why Mirabel has such a connection with the house because it’s always been with her, while the others have rooms away from the sentient house.
My theory is that since Bruno didn’t use his power in 10 years, casita couldn’t work in his room because there was no magic there.
The producer mentioned on twitter that Bruno using the sand and all the extra bells and whistles was not just to physically show the vision, but to help him focus more on the finer details of it.👍
He also mentions that Bruno gets these visions almost constantly, hence his exhausted insomniatic disposition.
The room was explained too. It wasn't that big before. The amount of stairs is symbolic to the distance between himself and his family.
Wait, really? Where can I see the stuff about Bruno's visions, I didn't know this! :O
He just like me for real
Ok so even IF the big open space and the leaf fire shit is just so he can better visualize the vision then how the hell did he figure out he can do that to better visualize the vision? The producer hasn’t answered the question he’s just made it seem irrelevant for Bruno to do this. Also, do the visions keep him up at night? Like does he fall asleep and then get jolted awake by “your niece is gonna destroy the entire casita and there ain’t shit you can do about it.”? Also also the casita made his room fucking ginormous for no fucking reason? The casita is such a dick to Bruno like he already knows he is isolated from his family you didn’t have to add 50 staircases and risk killing the man!
@@shadowswirl637 He could have learned how to better focus his visions though his visions!
@@orestisbe6978 Aw yea but it’s already been stated that Bruno always sees bad things, at least when he tells others about his visions and he would probably tell someone about his new found power, just breaking the “Bruno makes bad stuff happen” rule.
Two things - 1) Pepa is the one that controls the weather, Julietta heals with food. 2) in We Don’t Talk About Bruno, Dolores literally says “I can always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling.” So yeah she knew and even told us early on.
She told this to Mirabel, not someone like Abuela.
@@SomePerson_Online well yeah, because look at the reaction Alma had when Bruno was brought up “he doesn’t care about this family!”
@@SomePerson_Online it’s pretty heavily hinted and theorized that Dolores HAD mentioned something about hearing Bruno and she was just brushed off because of how Bruno left and their relationship with him
@@SomePerson_Online yes, because, do you notice NO ONE really dares approach Abuela unless necessary. Literally the only one to confront her, ither than Mirabel, was Mirabels mother in her defense. The woman was a toxic, emotionally abusive matriarch. You don't tell her anything she doesn't WANT to hear.
"The only ones worried about the walls are the rats...and Luisa."
Bruno hangs out with the rats.
The only other one to know about Bruno is probably Antonio because he can talk to animals.
Dolores is GREAT at keeping secrets, just not when she can use them to dramatically stop the love of her life from proposing to her cousin
I thought the door creaking sound she makes was to show she's a gossip? Which one is it????
@@bdaarmy9736The “hm” sound is apparently a sound Colombians make when they’re spilling the tea. AFAIK it doesn’t reflect their personality per se; it’s just a linguistic feature.
@@kiwimusume Another comment says it does imply she likes to gossip. And she does it even when she's not "spilling the tea". Like when she just discovered a secret she does it. Which one is it?????
14:33
I think Bruno couldn't do his gift outside because of the wind. I actually remember reading that visions are very physically and mentally taxing on Bruno, so he burned leaves and poured sand in specific patterns to mentally prepare himself. In original storyboards, he was supposed to become unconscious after the vision in Antonio's room, and the two would have to carry him to his room. . . I wish they had kept that >:7
Also because he might have been seen.
@@graciecat7389 but everyone already knew he could do it
I'm saying that because he wanted to stay hidden, not because I thought he was trying to hide his powers.
@@graciecat7389 I don't really think Abuela cared what he wanted. If she wanted him to do it in public, he would have to.
I mean because everyone thought he was gone and so he didn't want to risk people finding out he was still around by going outside.
Bruno left 10 years ago and prophesized that a lady's fish would die the day before it did. The fish lady apparently kept her dead fish in a fishbowl for at least a decade.
Ah fuck, fish abuse exists even in Disney movies now
@@lamarr51 i mean the fish doesn't care anymore, but how did that not rot?
I just assumed that it was another fish she had killed. Like maybe he was just trying to warn her of her bad pet ownership. Maybe she just constantly tries to keep fish, but ends up killing them. "They don't eat often, right? Like once a week? A month?"
@@Shi1984 Me with every plant my mom encourages me to take care of :sob:
Actually, the fish starts off alive and then dies on screen. That’s some perfectly timed prophesying… still deserves a sin.
10:58
Actually, the casita cannot enter any of the “gift rooms”. This point is upheld in the movie.
This is why mirabel acts surprised when casita cannot enter the room, as mirabel had always been used to casita in the nursery. This is also why Luisa had to train in the hallway/balcony thing, due to luisa’s room not having a treadmill i assume.
Actually, Jared Bush (one of the directors) confirmed on Twitter that Casita CAN enter the magic rooms, the only reason Casita couldn't enter Bruno's room was that at the time Bruno was cut off from the family, best shown by his door being dimmed.
The only room we know Casita can't enter is Bruno's. The others aren't addressed in movie
For the horror version, what if every member’s death is linked to their gift
Pepa: Natural disaster
Julietta: Food poisoning
Dolores: Something came up from behind and she couldn’t hear it
Camilo: Someone racist killed him
Antonio: Mauled by an animal
Isabella: Poisonous plants
Luisa: Crushed by something
Won’t that mean Abuela’s death is related to how her husband died?
So basically the whole movie is everyone getting mad at Mirabelle (and sometimes Bruno) for stuff that wasn't their fault
People probably already pointed this out but it's pretty established that Dolores did in fact know Bruno was still there, living in the walls. There is a part of the song "We don't talk about Bruno" where she literally sings "i can hear him now", so she did know he was there and kept the secret for years. This makes the fact she immediately spills the secret about the vision even more of a sin.
Tbf i think her spilling the secret was more "Finally, a way this can be fixed, I'm sick of hiding everything/being told im lying when I mention it. Mirabel's problem now."
While i agree that Dolores knew about Bruno, her singing "I can hear him now" was immediately after singing about the love of her life, and just before he appears in the song
I think that the part where she reveals that she knows about Bruno is "I can always hear him sort of muttering and mumbling". The "I can hear him now" sounds more like Dolores remembering his words and understanding them better
..wait i thought the i can hear him now was talking about Mariano💀
@@artimis55 It's actually both. To keep the secret that he's still there just a little bit longer but make you smart for noticing on a rewatch.
Are we really not gonna talk about the fact that Bruno would have heard the “we don’t talk about Bruno” song, where his own family trash talks him? Dude needs a hug
dolores doesn't seem to be trash talking him but yeah he such nice person. when i saw the painted on plate with his name like that's so sad.
Oh... it get's better.
During the Dolores part, you can see him in background vibing to the rythm.
@@Karak-_- His favorite part of the song probably lmao
@@Karak-_- fan theory is that is camillo. Bruno's eyes are only green when doing a prophecy and he doesn't do those anymore...
He did, that's why he immediately went to explain to Pepa that he never meant to mess up her wedding. Camillo's description of Bruno shows he was scared of him. 7 foot? Bruno is shorter than Maribel . Everything turns to black because he fainted
10:52 It's not that Casita can't get in Bruno's room because everyone shunned him. We saw Isabela's room, Antonio's room, and there weren't any moving tiles or furniture. Casita simply cannot control anything in the rooms. Mirabel probably didn't know this since she never got a room. Yes, she could have entered her family's rooms before. But seeing how awesome Antonio's room was, how everyone was only paying attention to it's beauty, it's believable that the other Madrigals with gifts got the same reaction from the villagers, and Mirabel, when they first opened the door to their rooms. So Mirabel might not have noticed. The only reason she did notice in Bruno's room could have been because she was scared and wanted some company.
The storm clouds and horrible subsequent weather was obviously linked to Pepa being nervous about the wedding, like any bride would. Bruno mentioning that it looks like rain may not have even been a vision and just an observation, so Pepa saw that moment to mentally snap and cause a hurricane.
The reason Dolores said Mariano wants 5 babies (according to someone in the production team, can't remember who exactly) was to make Isabela lose interest in him.
I also believe she talked about the prophecy during dinner to make a mess and ruin the engagement.
Why didn't I ever clock this🤯
@@desiree7633 because the movie never said it. I feel like it's kind of cheap to add extra context after the fact and make it seem like that was what you were going for all along
Isnt that weird though? Like why wouldnt she know Isabela doesnt want to marry Mariano if she hears everything? that just seems like a plot hole lol i doubt Isabella doesnt complain about him when shes alone
@@eclipseacnologia5620 the reason i can think of is what would she do? tell her not to marry him? shed know that Isabel wasn't doing it because she wanted to, but doing it because she felt she had to. but the main pice of the story is that everyone felt as if they didn't have control of who they were to live their lives. they couldn't make choices so what was Dolores supposed to do? the only other way to go about things would make him not want her. although all the other jobs shes giving (like the 5 babies) is because she was salty. isabel acted obnoxious and like a princess. you can tell not everyone liked that about her, not just Miribal. It seemed like Isabel had a perfect life and even if you know that perfect princess doesn't actually have it all, its still hard to feel sympathy for them all the time, especial when they center stage, getting all the attention from everyone. family, friends, the one you love. a lil saltiness is bound to emerge from time to time.
@@eclipseacnologia5620 I mean, assuming she talks to herself out loud, having lived her whole life with a family member who has super hearing? I feel like she's been keeping it very under wraps, particularly since the first time she actually said it out loud in the movie resulted in such an emotional power burst that she made a cactus for the first time.
i love how the Madrigals have to impress the other family at the dinner scene
like, your son will be marrying the prettiest girl in the village and their children will jave supernatural powers but you walk out after 1 bad dinner???
im pretty sure it's because abuela wants to be seen as perfect all the time
@@cucucumber9624 but it was the other family who walked out
I agree, this made no sense. Considering how whipped the dads are with Pepa and mirabells mom, they people should be begging to have their son marry Isabella. If they walked out, they should have just laughed and said, well it is your loss, have a good day!
@@finalfant111 My guess is that since Abuela wants to keep the magic going for as long as possible, she wants everyone married soon, so that they can have kids soon and so on and so forth….them letting them leave would delay that and they would have to look for another “perfect” guy for Isabela who seems to be the “next in line” for marriage.
@@fleetingselfconfidence612 probably because the family was literally in chaos which already caused a broken nose for the himbo
13:20 one more sin :if he's that tall when on the bottom ground, then his feet should be touching (or over) the ground when he's hanging from Mirabel
Now having watched it, I finally learned why we don't about Bruno:
The uncle told his niece about the soap opera the rats were putting on for him, where he "interpreted" it to be about an aunt and her nephew being in a relationship because she had amnesia.
No, no, no. We don't talk about Bruno.
Yeah WTF was Disney thinking putting that in there
The family photo thing is double sin worthy imo because Mirabel's father and uncle don't have gifts either but they were still allowed to be in the photo. At that point it's not about Mirabel being gift-less anymore. It's just the universe shitting on Mirabel specifically to garner audience sympathy for her.
MIRABEL IS THE ONE THAT DON'T WANTED TO JOIN FOR GOD SAKE,thats why her dad and tio are it,they were not excluing her,they just don't notice that she wanst here.
I think she felt unwelcome, and her hard tries to feel god about it dissapeared because she was openly or subtly taken out of the picture only because the fear that the history repeated with Antonio. She was told by Abuela to stay away from the help duties, every single time since the ceremony was announced. That makes you feel an outsider, you know.
@@gabrieladapazlima7947I don’t really get why you’re so aggressively putting it all on Mirabel. Pretty much the whole time before this scene, the writers show Mirabel trying to be involved but getting rebuffed in ways that range from innocently insensitive to downright contemptuous. Even if the execution of this one scene is clunky (and I don’t think it actually is - a person can only get brushed off so many times before they stop trying), the overall depiction of “Mirabel tries to be involved; family rebuffs her and in many cases looks down on her” is solid.
@@gabrieladapazlima7947 but nobody spoke up about her not being there or even acknoledged her, so clearly they either didn't want her there or care enought to notice
My biggest issue with the movie is that Mirabel apologized to Isabela when Isabela was the one who had bullied Mirabel her whole life practically. Isabela needed to apologize but Mirabel was the one to do so despite doing nothing wrong.
same
Well she did say she "owes this all to you" while hugging Mirabel. It's not exactly an apology but shows gratitude. What really bothered me is that people didn't apologize to Bruno! Travesty.
Your profile pic is what Mirabel should of do
Classic representation of the effects of abuse: A victim apologizing for their abuser’s behavior. I’ve been there before, it’s truly saddening to see and to experience.
As someone who grew up emotionally abused, I can tell you that the best way to avoid further and worse conflict is to just apologize. Sometimes I don't know what I'm apologizing for, or why I'm not the one getting an apology, but its the way of least resistance, causes the least trouble.
Emotional abuse is actually WORSE than physical abuse. This is the first movie from a major studio (I know of that accurately depicts this. Disney did a great job. I'd never would've thought this was ever going to happen.
hey, that's pretty harsh of a statement. Both physical abuse and emotional abuse can be equally harmful, and often go hand in hand
@@ibrahim_bia You’re right. Like you replied, emotional abuse is ultimately what causes the trauma. Though it’s true the human brain processes all pain the same, it’s imperative to understand that emotional pain hits differently. A lot of people cut their wrist due to *_emotional_* pain. They’re choosing to use a blade to make themselves bruise and bleed to distract themselves from the randomly appearing memories emotional abuse brings. Those embarrassing memories that keep you up at night happens throughout the day with 100 times the intensity. Verbal abuse is known to cause PTSD. The same one that war veterans experience. Physical abuse follows the rule out of sight out of mind. Especially since physical maltreatment doesn’t occur much in real life situations.
@@yetanotherethan9747 Harsh statement? That's unbecoming of you. I think you should read OP's comment below.
@@Encorous I’m a DA survivor. Emotional abuse is so much worse than physical abuse. It is known to cause victims to develop PTSD. The same type as war veterans. Psychologists make generalizations all the time. It’s part of their work. That’s what group studies are for. I will gladly die on the hill that states being shunned is worse than being beaten. The woman who’s supposed to be loving her unconditionally is now seeing her as a nuisance, that’s got to be torture. Love from family shouldn’t have to be earned. It’s painful. Besides, if getting beaten was worse (which, according to science, is not), why do so many emotional maltreatment victims drag a razor along the underside of their wrists? It’s because it’s a distraction from what’s going on inside their head. Whenever those thoughts become unbearable, they do it again. Please. Don’t you ever insult emotional abuse victims again, okay?
@@Encorous Don't you think you were out of line?
I laughed so hard when he started counting the word Bruno as a sin and I knew there was gonna be so many
I love the fact he brings attention to the god complex their family has, it’d be funny to see a sequel with another family in the same position they’re in and see whose pride breaks first
Supposedly this experience in which the Madrigal Family went from losing their powers, served to recognize their weaknesses to the audience and become better people...
Such an idea would be the equivalent of a di...candle-messuring size contest... Not applicable for a Family like La Familia Madrigal that supposedly learned from their mistakes.
So why would they not have a God complex? They all have powers that we typically attribute to God's or demigods. The whole town exists because of their powers and what they can do, not the other way around...
Stephanie beatriz really nailed this role. They did a great job separating mirabel from belle and Ariel among others in terms of character and backstory but her energy is what sold me on the character
Fun fact! Stephanie was originally auditioning for the role of Luisa but the casting people thought her energy fit Mirabel and asked her to try for that role too. The rest is history!
Really? Because it's what ruined it for me. The whole movie is like an annoying child screaming for your attention when you're on the phone with someone important.
@@jbrisby basically every Disney movie these days 😁 not saying she’s joining the ranks of Angela Lansbury anytime soon but out of the entire voice cast she seemed the most invested. The auditioning process is always the most difficult for an animated musical with the visual effects a close second
Yes she’s amazing! She was in labor when recording Waiting On a Miracle!
Not hard to separate literally anyone from Ariel and half the princesses. Ariel gave her voice and almost killed her ppl fr a guy she didn't know. You can only go up from there
Ok so the magic end for a bit they rebuild the house and it comes back.
Did they make maribel an actual room? Did she just get a regular room while the rest were enchanted
7:38 she got upset at abuela said Antonio's gift was as special as him, she was clearly happy that he got his gift.
I loved how in the famous "Bruno" song, when everyone else paints Bruno as this dark, foreboding, menacing presence, Dolores is the only character to empathise with him, and other than Camilo, the only person to discuss him in the present tense. You can even see him on the balcony during Mirabel and Dolores' dance, if you look carefully.
The balcony that’s actually camilo shape shifted as him, the eyes are flowing green which if it was Bruno means he was doing a vision.
You can also see a shape that looks very much like him on the second floor when Mirabel walks into the Casita and the rest of the family are getting ready for the ceremony.
Though you actually have to see the movie itself to spot it.
If you look hes wearing a bucket which means its not Brun but Jorge. He makes the spackle
@@carterdevine9542 It's not camilo. The producers confirmed that is Bruno
@@ianesgrecia8568 what source do you have for that?
Actually, the reason Bruno went into hiding, was to prevent the family from knowing the prophecy, and therefore treating Mirabel differently. I do agree with how he hid the prophecy, but considering the bridge was broken, I'm assuming it was broken, because either he broke it, or magic broke it, because he was leaving, and therefore it would've taken a lot of effort to get to the vision cave in the first place. I mean, look at how much effort Mirabel had to put in just to climb all the stairs and get to the vision cave. A lot. This is me though.
I do agree with the bedroom thing though. How come she couldn't have her own damn bedroom! Also yes, very good foreshadowing! I always tear up during that scene. He carved his own damn plate!
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@Alam natural *oh thats some nice sleep music-*
I hate Abuela with every ounce of being for how she treats Mirabel. I hope she dies in the sequel or isn't even in it at all. Absolute piece of crap.
@@hurjireepz7021 wow...its honestly disgusting and crazy
how much i fucking agree with you
This pissed me off so much! Even after the house was rebuilt, nobody bothered to give Mirabel her own room!
Given the fact that they all live in one house, I'm surprised that this didn't happen sooner, there is no way they all got along great while living together their entire life
You forgot a sin for the implied incest where Bruno was talking about the 'forbidden' love between an aunty and her nephew
I don't remember that
@@Nameless82284 Dw I got you fam it's after the 57 minute mark in the movie. Shit had me speechless 😭💀
@@okbutjikook-8061 Oh my gosh you are right. How did I miss that?
Right. Like that was so creepy and not funny. The humor in this movie is so bad.
It’s probably a Game of Thrones references (Daenerys/Jon)
How did he not talk about how it was insane that Bruno apologised instead of the others
IKR it triggers me so much-
Because that's what any person who has been treated like that would say. If he's been conditioned to think he's horrible, he'll apologize for nothing. Honestly kind of sad imo
Agreed!
the bonus round made me laugh so hard.
"We dont talk about Bruno...." then a countdown on how many times his name is said. Hilarious!
It actually says "I guess we DO talk about Bruno"
50 times to be precise
10:34 love how you take a sin off - this is my favorite part!
1:29 abuela and mirabel are the only two who can "control" casita. it's more like working with her/asking her do help magically.
17:46 idk why that is so funny to me, “I never should have BRUNO” lol
16:00 That's accurate. In a lot of families (most notably those from Africa, South and Central America, and the West Indies) talking back to your mother like that will get you the worst beating of your life.
Yep
Quite sad.
Having grown up autistic in an abusive family, this movie was incredibly meaningful to me and helped me work through a lot of trauma. I was worried when I clicked on this video that you would make light of these themes for the sake of some jokes, which would have been easy and probably hilarious to everyone without my experiences. Thank you very much for not doing that.
6:14 - The house didn't had any other rooms left. Remember, is not casita that creates the rooms, it's the candle.
7:28 - Mirabel is actually happy about Antonio, she gets sad when she remembers how Abuela used to treat her before her ceremony.
10:42 - Bruno's door is not shining because he technically left the family. Also he states in the movie that after Mirabel's prophecy, he stopped using his powers, why would his door shine if he is not using it after all those years?
12:18 - That's some sort of a latino understanding. Here it's common to hear the gossip if someone knows something. We all know someone who tells everything it hears, and if Dolores told the kid's gang about Mirabel not having a gift, and to Mirabel about the rats through the walls and Luisa's twitching eye, the movie already stated that she tells everything.
13:07 - Julietta is Mirabel's mom (Her name is actually 'Julieta' (Who-ly-e-ta)). Pepa is the one whose emotions control the weather, not her.
13:52 - No. He decides to hide because he already knew what was gonna happen; not only the town blaming him for everything, but he would also get blame for 'taking' away Mirabel's gift. And if he told Abuela about Mirabel destiny, Alma could have assume that she was gonna destroy her home, which would lead to a worse fate for Mirabel.
14:23 - He actually can. He just doesn't want to be seen.
14:30 - He is very superstitious. He probably only needs sand and a open space for the sand to flow around.
Can we talk about the fact that Mirabel never gets her own door/bedroom!? Like I understand and like why they didn’t give her a magical gift at the end but she’s been sleeping in the nursery her entire life and they literally just rebuilt the house! I feel like it would’ve been even better and more meaningful if the family had built and decorated her own room specific to her and her interests and gifts, showing her that she doesn’t have to be magical to be a valued member of the family and deserving of her own room!
Maybe when the house was rebuilt her family gave her, her own room.
That’s just kind of how it is in Hispanic families
in a deleted epilogue animatic they do
I got the sense that it was implied that Mirabel would take over as head of the family when Abuela passes. And would then get her room..... Which doesn't really make it less sad or morbid.....😬
I think that’s why Mirabel got the doorknob to the front door-to symbolize that she is the heart of the whole family, and that she WAS the miracle that saved them, the same way Casita embodies the miracle of the candle. She doesn’t get a room, she gets the whole HOUSE.
Everyone: We don’t talk about Bruno.
Also everyone: *But no one said we couldn’t sing about Bruno*
Nitpicking the nitpicking of the nitpickers....nitpickception. Antonio is not Mirabel's nephew, they are cousins! And Julieta (which the J is pronounced as an H in the Spanish language, so you say it as HULIETA) is Mirabel's mom, Pepa is the one who controls the weather.
Yeah, I noticed that too. This guy still can't get the characters right XD
Does Pepa really "control" the weather? Impression I got was the weather cloud above her was dependent on her emotion.
@@userdetails1 Yeah, you're right. She doesn't control the weather. Her mood AFFECTS the weather
@@thx4chrckingin Pepa and Bruno really got scammed by that miracle-gift
@@mii_kay4514 I think Dolores got the worst in the scam bit. Imagine who much pain it must be to listen to everyone all the time?
You should have marked several sins on Dolores's part. 1. She tells the kids that Mirabel didn't get a gift and she could hear that Mirabel didn't want to talk about it, after all the song points out "My cousin Dolores can hear this whole chorus a mile away"!!!!! 2. She didn't stick up for Mirabel when she said that there were cracks in the house and she definitely could have heard that too!!!!!🤬😡 3. She acts like she didn't know that Bruno was living in the house the whole time and that she thought rats were talking in the walls!!! REALLY!!!! How is a woman who can hear an eye twitching and knows what falling sand sounds like somehow oblivious to the fact that Bruno is still in the house. She was lying the whole frickin time!!!!!!🤬😡😡😡🤬🤬🤬
Dolores is the second most mean person in the family (next to Abuela).
And then maybe Isabella~
9:08 It was like a seizure to the house because the house didn’t even realize that happened
You mentioned how Bruno found out he needed open space etc but I have the same questions about Julietta's gift. How does she discover that baking heals people? It's not like her door ceremony would have come with a roll and a person with a broken arm right? If she had extra things baked before the candle went out, could that have continued to heal people? Is she given a magical recipe? Would *that* continue to work? Argh I have so many questions!!
It's called "experimentation". She's old enough to know how to do it.
3hr ago?
She could have realized it after the ceremony ? Like how would the strong one realize "oh i can pick up an entire building" during it aswell
@@Mr.Mousey She probably picked up something a little heavy then realised, that it was light for her.
Disney gonna Disney 💁🏻
16:52 actually it’s entirely logical that they know how to build houses. None of the amazing Mardigrals have carpentry gifts, they don’t magic houses together. During the composition dump song at the start of the movie it even shows that the houses are built by the general citizens. They get to Abuela discussing their duty to the town and she helps pass along bricks to the townsfolk currently building a house. The most help they get from a Mardigral is Luisa carrying over a heavy pile of bricks all at once for them to use
Honestly thats what confused me about the whole madrigals gifts are important to the town thing.
only like 3 of them actually seem genuinely helpful.
super strength, healing, and weather control
@@mark1A100 ikr? They don’t have any exports so Isabela’s wasted gift(which could probably be used for agriculture) is just for aesthetics. Shapeshifting is neat and all but considering it’s strictly people he can shift into there really isn’t any actual irreplaceable necessity for him to be impersonating everyone. Dolores is only a thing because Abuela doesn’t know how to leave well enough alone and wanted to keep an ear to the pulse of the Encanto. Even the weather control isn’t great, because it’s based on emotions it’s more a curse than a blessing. If she wants to water the crops she has to sit in the field forcing herself to feel miserable the entire time. Honestly Pepe’s side of the family seems cursed
@@Boxygirl96 Isabella’s gift over plants could be used for medicine!
@@e_jiuu But Julieta can cure anything and heal any injury with food.
@@phantomfire5013 you’ve got a point, but I don’t think Julieta could be there for everyone at the same time. I think Isabella’s gift could be used as a more widespread way to help the villagers 👀
Abuela's door says Abuela, when the house would have been made when she was a mama, not an abuela. Was it Alma until Isabela was born, then the house magically changed the name on the door? Or did it change after people started calling her Abuela?
I'm so confused as to the one door not labelled with a actual name, but a nickname.
Mirabel: Who was Bruno
Everyone: We don't talk about Bruno
But no one asked“How was Bruno”
You know they have a point about Isabella. Everyone kinda pointlessly loves her. I mean her “flower power” is basically useless. I liked her character but she’s still pretty much useless.
EDIT: No growing crops and controling plants doesn’t count as she doesn’t figure out how to do that until late in the movie. Before that all she can control is basically flowers, which, unless people have serious allergies or are florists, is useless in both combat and convenience.
They just love her because it represents "femininity" and flowers are perfect so they boxed Isabella's powers. In her song she discover that she can control nature instead of just flowers.
as it's being currently used yes
but she could reforest the goddamn rain-forest in a day if she wanted to
Thats why her character song is about what else she's capable of growing that isnt a prim and proper beautiful flower the way Abuela wants her to.
@@PamelaAlexandra1 Isabella is my favorite character, so I'm happy to see someone else explain her ark.
Controlling and making plants is pretty useful, would make her great for producing crops. Hell, Isabella could grow exotic, hard to find plants for medicine. But yeah, sure Disney, girls with plant powers can only make flowers.
14:30 Soooooo apparently those rituals Bruno does arent part of his gift. They're luck rituals he uses to make sure his visions dont go bad. Probably a side effect of his trauma of being constantly blamed for things out of his control.
5:23 Abuela has clearly never heard of Batman.
Love the sin for Dolores jumping to immediately telling the secret.
This is a major hint that the gifts are not meant to help the Encanto but instead are an extension of the characters.
Dolores loves gossip. That is why "the miracle" gave her the ability to hear all of it.
My favourite detail is is when Abuela is speaking to the family at the table and is excited about the prospect of a ‘new generation of magical blessings’ which shows that all she sees in them is new magical gifts.
When Mirabel sings the intro song she says ‘and every year our family blessings grow’. She doesn’t care about the magic, she just cares about her family.
The biggest sin is that Mirabel didn’t think to help Luisa with getting the donkeys back in the pin by asking Antonio for help, since he could talk to animals.
He can talk to animals he can't control them! Those lazy asses would probably tell him that this is Luisa's job anyway. What they need is an authority figure to tell this man to stop losing his donkeys!
Wait you’re right 😭
That sounds like something Abuela would have said to make his gift be considered useful, which clearly did not come to her mind just yet. Mirabel would probably want him to have fun with it.
Why have I never thought of that 💀
Yeah other than helping mirabel and Bruno his gift was pretty much useless
5:45 I enjoy watching these videos because they're funny, though usually I don't agree with most of the sins. However, this sin is one that I agree with 100%. As someone who owns a typewriter, let me tell you that they are really heavy! It is a horrible idea to store a typewriter on the top shelf, because the shelf might break and destroy stuff beneath it, the typewriter could fall off and hit someone's head if they're near it, and trying to put that thing up there and get it back down again when you need it will be a pain in the ass. Of course, when the house is sentient then maybe it can help with that, but even then you'd think the house would keep the typewriter on a lower shelf anyway because it's trying to protect the family and it probably is a lot of effort to keep that shelf from breaking and causing problems.
P.S. I am a young person, but when I was younger, my grandma gave me her old typewriter, since I hated writing with my hand, so I used the typewriter for on-paper assignments in school, and I just decided to keep it because it's really cool.
Noice
Theyre usually jokes
@@HANKSANDY69420 Yeah that's why I watch the channel. I tend to avoid negativity but this channel is not trying to be mean, it's just friendly teasing!
@@SpeedyCheetahCub lol yea
16:35 Film Theory did a video on this....Dolores is the bad guy erm girl in this movie she is actively trying to sabotage the miracle
4:01 THANK YOU FOR POINTING THIS OUT! This was my biggest issue with the film when I first saw it. Mirabel is quick to forgive Abuela for treating her like crap... fine... but that doesn't undo all the name calling and constant blame she received from the REST of her family - Isabella especially.
Why you all making it seem like all the family treated her like that it's litterly Abuela who treated her like that because of not having a gift . And for Isa it has nothing to do with the gift it's just a sibling thing
@@khaditofi3367 I strongly disagree. Her siblings are quick to immidiately blame her when things go wrong and none of them ever stand up for her or make her feel welcome when Abuela is cruel to her either. I grew up with 3 siblings and the way they treat her is not just "normal sibling stuff"
@@khaditofi3367 isabela always blamed her for everything and treated her as if she's useless and she never got to know mirabel more than the giftless madrigal who always gets in the way,mirabel had to be the one to realize her struggles but isabela didn't even acknowledge how shitty she was
@@quinnperry3197 The only people in the family who were mean though were Abuela, Isabela, and maybe Pepa. Her parents were caring and even fought against Abuela. Dolores helped her momentarily, Camilo had like 0 interactions with her, Antonio was cute, and Luisa clearly loves her sister when you look at the way she talks to her. The siblings didn't stand up for her because of their trauma; they were too scared to go up to her.
@@quinnperry3197 I have a younger sister and I can confirm as well that the relationship between Mira and Isa was toxic and not just sibling stuff.
14:33 The sand thing is a superstition thing. Its why you also see him avoiding cracks and knocking on wood.
And throwing salt behind him! And someone also pointed out that he tries to "sweep" Mirabel out of his hidden room, which is also a superstition thing, I guess.
Also, if you look closely when Mirabel is in his room. The directions are engraved into the walls!
Along with the salt and sugar thing
i don't think Bruno's "ritual" is a superstition like the salt-throwing and wood-knocking, i'm pretty sure a director or something said that the ritual acted as a sort of crutch, since Bruno's Gift actually kind of hurts him a bit, and i like to think that the sand circle was meant for other people to see the vision and to create the emerald tablet with the vision on it
Is it really a superstition if you can ACTUALLY see the future. It’s likely based on superstitions, but somehow has a real effect in that universe.
9:28 Who's gonna tell him that she is insane. She does not tell the family about bruno to try and break apart the family. But she told everybody about the vision. She is trying to break the family apart and make the candle go out. All so that she can get the one thing she wants. To get rid of her gift. Also at the end of the movie you can see how happy she is when she does not have a gift.
I honestly think was the reason, not just to ruin the proposal.
Film theory made a whole thing about dolores intentionally sabotaging everything
16:46 I think the only reason Dolores kept Bruno's secret but didn't keep Mirabel's is because her uncle hiding in the walls isn't as urgent as finding out that your house and your family is in danger because of your little cousin...
Nah, it was more likely a tactical move to disrupt the engagement of the man she loves to Isabella.
@@abadgurl2010 Oh I never thought of it that way that might've also been it
Something I haven't seen mention anywhere Is The vision Bruno has about Mirabel. Her standing In front of the broken Casita or a fixed Casita depending on how you look at it. But after watching the movie, the way I saw it was that she has to break it to fix it and make it stronger
Love the profile pic, is that Daniel from Mystreet?
That's a good way of putting it. Like when you work out, you shred your muscles to shit, but as they recover, the come stronger.
I love that theory so much. The house's foundation was too unstable to work with, so it was best to demolish it and build it fresh.
I like that. It's pretty what happens and makes you think... I really think that as much as they are angry at Mirabel for poking the beehive (early in time, actually, as it wasn't intended that way), they needed to keep out of the confort zone to understand what was happening and fix it. So making things break was a way to fix them. A drastic and accidental one, but still. So your point of view is really topnotch
13:07 But _Julieta_ doesn’t control the weather, _Peppa_ does. Julieta is the one with _healing food_
he mixed up their names lol. you can see a lot of misspelling of the names as well in the subtitles
And, Antonio is Mirabel’s cousin, not her nephew.
@@jenniferzackschewski2189 I was gonna comment that as well. Thanks! 🙏
There’s no Peppa in the movie. There is Pepa, however.
@@arakanichigou3582 Isabella with two L’s…
6:33 a teddy bear proceeds to walk through a candle and sit on it
16:40 during we don't talk about bruno, at the end of Isabella's part, while she sings "I want not a sound out of you", Dolores is saying "its like I hear him now. I can hear him now!!", so she definetely knew
also fun fact you can see Bruno sneaking arround and bobbing his head during Dolores's part
17:15-18:05 According to Encanto Bruno’s name was mentioned 50 times throughout the movie. Well guess what, in the movie Bruno is actually 50 years old! Coincidence?
"I THINK NOT"
Oh yeaaaah.. he's pretty spry for a guy in his 50's. Of course that's due to the animators making his movements so toony.
Bruno is 50?!
How tf I thought he was like in his thirties how tf is he 50
I think NOT!
That is a freaking awesome discovery
Missed sin: how did Mirabel get back out of Bruno's room - there's no way she could have swung back over the broken bridge, the rope she initially used would have been on the other side of the gap.
YES
Movie gotta movie
Can we enjoy the fact how they mentioned Bruno exactly 50 times in the movie? That is either a very big coincidence or a very good thought out script for Encanto
I believe Bruno went into hiding so no one would find out Mirabel was gonna ‘destroy the encanto’ so _she_ doesn’t get in trouble
I love how there was no big twist villain in this movie, with Abeula being the closest thing to an antagonist. But even then, she's still sympathetic, as she's only doing what she thinks is best for her family.
Same. Sometimes, no villains is better
Dolores was the hidden villain
Yeah why can’t we just have a “the magic is dying” threat and call it a day? It’s been 55 years, Disney. I think you’ve used up all of your best baddies already lol
I enjoy when mental health is also a major antagonist in film :)
As Pyro mentioned, Dolores is the hidden villain. She knew Bruno was still living in the house’s walls, but kept it secret because she loathed him for his vision of her future. She was the one who started the bulk of the panic. And even on the door at the end when everyone’s image is on the door and powers are returned, her depiction appears distraught despite getting the man she wanted, and why? Because she is stuck with her power again, and can hear everything.
The only explanation I can think of for Dolores keeping Bruno living in the walls a secret but not keeping Mirabel finding the vision a secret is that she is in love with Mariano, and saw it as a way to ruin the proposal. I also still can't figure out why Antonio's animals had any reason to take the vision pieces and put them together.
That AND she hasn't kept Bruno's presence a secret. She talks about Bruno in present tense in the song, she mentions the rats talking in the walls (she doesn't speak to animals). And while these are hints - Bruno has been hiding for 10 years. She probably was very direct about it at the beginning and was dismissed as a cute kid with a hyperactive imagination.
Rather it would be: Why did Agustín bring the pieces to the table? Wouldn't it be better if he had left the pieces in Mirabel's room and returned after dinner?
Yeah what was up with those rats?
It's been drilled into her head since childhood that she shouldn't talk about Bruno. Even when she does hint at it to Mirabel, she's whispering so her parents don't hear.
The vision shows that the casita and the miracle are in immediate danger. The idea of her family losing the gifts that they based their entire identities on is bound to be really stressful. Plus, it's possible she didn't think Mirabel could handle the situation and would rather let Abuela take care of it
In that scene she doesn't seem to be making a tactical maneuver to ruin the proposal. She looks at Mirabel looking terrified, not at the bachelor’s mother or anything. It looks to me that she's just spilling the beans about the prophecy as a way of relieving stress about their impending doom.
6:48 i think the point is to show how much unnecessary work they make Luisa do
Bruno’s room wasn’t lit up because he wasn’t using his powers but the rest of the family was still using theres everyday