Nobody points this out enough, but I just love the detail of Héctor having shoes on when he crosses the bridge, him being barefoot the entire movie, until he's brought back into the family, and THEY MADE HIM SHOES 😭😭😭 I love this movie so much
@@davidmoore1264I grew up with gang bangers on the streets of California, I'm all tatted up, been to prison, etc. Saw this movie and I was crying like a little b**** 😂
The reason why grandmama Imelda has Pepita as her spirit guide is that the spirit guide reflects the personality of the human it accompanies. And since Imelda has an extremly strong personality, this shows off in her spirit guide being a giant winged jaguar as well.
20 years ago yesterday I lost my best friend. Today I get to see the movie about remembering those gone. Good timing. And of course, I'm tearing up like crazy. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Oh my goodness I’m so sorry for your loss… much love to you and hugs to you. it’s such an emotional and tough part of life and I’m glad Disney asked covered this theme especially for young ones to navigate it
Just so you know, back in the day when there wasn't any pictures, we didn't do paintings. There is a reason for the sugar skulls that have the name of the dead written on the forehead and that comes from actually having the skull and bones. Or you made rhe sheine over their tombs and stay the night there and in some places, people still clean the bones as a sign of respect.
few details that I really love in this movie that shows how much research they did: Both Hector and Emelda have purple cloathing and they are the only once who have it, an early hint. In Mexican culture Purple is reserved for the heads of the family, it stands for the respect you have gained through being an elder (thats why Mirabels abuela wears purple to, she is the head or the family!) The yellow and orange flowers that they put up every where are Marigolds it´s said that ther bright yellow/orange color and their strong wonderful sent helps guid the spirits back (here reprecented by the acctual bridge of petals) Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle dog (xolo/ Mexican hairless dog) the black xolo´s can travel between the world or the dead and the living and can help guid you if you are lost. That´s why he was able to join Miguel. Research shows that people with dementia resopnds well to music and that her dad sang to her helped her to remember even more becuse the center the processes sound/song and music is different than the center thet processes memmory. There are studies that are still in it´s infancy on if we could help stroke/dementia and nonverbal people to comiunicate by singing what they want to say express insted of trying to verbalize it, theese studies are as of now focused on Savants with limited to no verbal skill in social settings but are able to sing and preform a song with feeling and emotional responce to it. Through out the whole movie Hector is the only character not wearing shoes futhering the distance Emelda has taken from him, as she was a shoe maker. In the scen at the end where they walk over the bridge Hector is wearing Shoes symbolizing his official welcome back to the family.
That fact about Purple is very interesting, nice detail. As well as Hector and the shoes, gotta say as many times as I have seen this I certainly did not notice at the end there huehue, mostly focused on the fact he can walk the bridge.
A small detail that almost no one notices, if you pay attention throughout the movie Hector does not wear any shoes. But in the final scenes he does. This is because of how the family's business is shoe-making, so him being barefoot symbolizes how he is not part of the family and is cast aside. Him wearing shoes at the end represents how he is now welcomed and part of the family.
Great reaction to one of my favorite movies. I think the Day of the Dead is such a sweet and interesting way of remembering your dead loved ones, focusing on the happy memories instead of the sadness. I am in no way, shape, or form a kid though. Neither are all the people reacting to, and loving it. These kinds of movies (Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, etc) are far more than just kid's movies. I always find it kinda funny when people react to certain lines or scenes, and go, "wait, what, isn't this a kid's movie?". If they weren't animated, but had the same story and characters, with live actors, noone would call them kid's movies I think. The amount of people, talent, and money involved in making movies like this is way above any "real" kid's movie. And they often deal with subjects that are very mature, and are usually filled with jokes and references that kids are too young to have been exposed to, and therefor will have a hard time understanding. And in a lot of them, there are characters who die. In short, they are movies for adults, with some elements in them that will keep kids entertained, at least for a little while. I remember when one of my nieces watched "Up" when she was little (she's 15 now), and she laughed at some of the more violent scenes, but didn't seem very interested in the movie as a whole. Up is by the way another movie I adore. Some of these "kid's movies" are some of my absolute favorite movies, regardless of genre, animated or not. And correct me if I am wrong, but this movie isn't really Halloween themed, despite all the skeletons, the Day of the Dead is a completely different holiday, and a lot more happy and nice.
At the end of the movie, when Miguel sings "Remember Me" to his mama Coco, she starts to remember again. Well, there's a documentary about an actual study on how familiar music can awake memories for people with various types of dementia. I saw it years ago, but I don't remember what it's called. I thought about it when you mentioned your own grandmother. Maybe you can try it with your grandmother? 😊 Edit: The documentary is called, "Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory".
Being Mexican American, this movie perfectly captures my culture and preparations for El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day Of The Dead). How we decorate the ofrendas, the music, the lore behind the celebration, everything. What makes this movie so special to me is the concept of family. On my family's ofrenda, one of the pictures we put up is of my paternal grandfather Marcelino. He died when I was in 8th grade (2005) and even now in 2023, it messes me up with emotion. Every day, I wish I could see him face-to-face one last time, give him a big hug and tell him how much I love and miss him. 😢😢😢😢 Also, a slap from a sandal or chancla hurts, specifically on bare skin. That's why they're so feared in Mexican culture, especially when they're wielded by an elder.
Disney dropped the ball on advertising this movie. I remember that Coco and Book of Life came out at the same time and the latter had ads all over the place. Coco deserved better!
Alright, who let that invisible ninja gnome in the comments section to chop his invisible onions to make us all cry like this? It's not us crying it's the gnome making me, us cry. 😭😂
I’ve always found it cool that he performed the first time with his great great grandfather and Donte pulled hector up on stage so they could perform together.
Yeah no back in the day they didn’t do all this crap it was very simple you went to the cemetery fix the resting place paint or pay to paint the cross buy some cañas candy n that was it
From a cultural standpoint, Coco means the world to me. The sheer respect for Mexican culture in this movie is just incredible. The music, the food, the preparations for the Day of the Dead, the culture itself is part of who I am and it's very important, as is the message of the importance of family. Side note: The "customs agent" that Miguel and the rest of the Rivera family was talking to in the land of the dead (the one who said "Well, you're cursed") is voiced by Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias
My best friend of 24 years is Mexican and actually lives in the city that Pixar used for the basis of the City of the Dead, Salamanca. She and my grandmother were very close even though they had only directly spoken once (she's an online friend who I have never seen face to face). She's a massive chocoholic, and my grandmother would send her a box of expensive chocolates every year for her birthday. After my grandmother passed away in 2005, she added her photo to her family's ofrenda. It's still there, 18 years later, which is very comforting to me. Needless to say, this movie is very close to my heart for multiple reasons. 💜
This is such a sweet story and also a testament to 'found family' that we can regard as true family members to our hearts as well. After all, one of the characters in this movie got to cross over and visit because his dentist put up his picture. And quality chocolate is definitely a strong incentive of keeping someone in high regard even after their passing!
I'm not sure if someone has said it but fun fact the original movie title was going to be Day of the Dead (Día de Los Muertos) but Disney couldn't register the name because it belongs to the Mexican culture so they had to change it last minute kind of thing.
I'm pretty sure he knew right away, but he just thought he can play it off using his charm like he usually did and pretending that it's no big deal. After all that's what to this day happens in real life too, that some celebrities do messed up stuff but their fans keep finding excuses and still admire them.
this is such an emotional movie,in my case uts even more bc ny grandpa had Alzheimer and the last time my mom when to see him (he was my grandpa from the dad side) he didn't remember her at all but she brought him some of his favorite food but even tho he didn't remember her ,he remember some little things that she did for him😭
@@kavtoMthat's a really gruesome fate. But I was also thinking about that during the last reaction I watched. If they are just going to leave him there. He will not be forgotten for decades, precisely because of the messed up things he did - and his photo not being on anyone's ofrenda won't mean much to him either since he wasn't interested in crossing the bridge even when he WAS still famous and popular
One reason why Abuelita is so strict about the music ban is because Coco, who was just as rebellious as Miguel about music and repeatedly snuck out to go dancing (she met her future husband there) actually hurt herself dancing when Elena (Abuelita) and Victoria were kids and Imelda was still alive. Abuelita witnessed her mother hurting herself because of music. (It’s in the novel)
There's nothing wrong for kids to laugh about a non-epic death... You're the second person to believe this is a sexual allusion, I don't think it is... They think Hector did not die in an epic way : he didn't but murder, and neither by a long and uncurable disease he had to fight against, he did not die by a tragic accident, they think he just dies of eating incorrectly Nothing sexual here, but that's very interesting to see some people (in a very Freudian way) link everything to sex
There’s such small meaningful details added like Hector doesn’t wear shoes the whole movie until he reunites with his family and then when he crosses the bridge he’s wearing shoes because they made him a pair!!!! And when Miguel keeps saying that he has a dimple in my cheek but not the other when you look at the picture of hector he has only one dimple just like Miguel 😭😭😭😭
A detail I didn't notice until recently is that Hector is barefoot most of the movie until after he reconciled with his family, then he has shoes. Shoes being symbolic of being part of the family.
All of you on here saying things that they never did in Mexico before the James Bond movie I don’t know about the south but in the north you just went to the cemetery to fix the tumb pair the cross n that was it now a days they do all of this things but it wasn’t that way
Nice reaction, but I really want to commend you for having tissues nearby! Far too often I see reactors crying with nothing to clean themselves, except perhaps a napkin or such. It seems you learned your lesson from past reactions, lol !
The only thing that disappoints me was Miquel's parents failing to support him. Screw family hierarchy, thats your son. And your grandma made him so upset he ran away. I know they probably have time for it, but I would've appreciated a proper apology from her
I thought that as well. As soon as i saw Ernesto played a Guitar and one of the defining characteristics we knew about the papa was he left with his Guitar I actually rolled my eyes and immediately was like "oh here we go super obvious!" Its not that crazy of a thought. So yeah I believe her
Actually if you think about it his love for music and the way he is comes from mama Imelda not Hector technically because he would play the guitar and she would sing that’s what she said right and she is his blood related family Hector is by marriage.. So it actually comes from mama Imelda no?🥰 A couple of fun facts about the movie Hector through out the movie he is bare foot but at the end he has shoes officially welcoming him back to the family.. And when Ernesto says I give you my blessing the petal doesn't glow.. so he's not his family or great grandfather.. I Really Love this movie it's so beautiful they did such an amazing job helping us learn about such a beautiful culture.. I really enjoyed watching this with you. TYSM for sharing your reaction with us. Plz take care.. 🥰
And what I also like is how you can see his sister playing the violin at the end. It shows that music is as much of an integral part of his family as shoemaking, but before Miguel nobody dared to question Imelda's and later on Elena's ban on music. Now that the ban is lifted he can find out that musical talent is in fact connecting him to his family as well while earlier he felt like the odd one out.
@NiaMakiReacts before pictures, the anciant cultures in what today is Mexico, they used to save some remains from their loved ones. So, ofrendas would have some bones or items that used to belong to them.
Such a great movie. Brought me to tears first time I saw it. And then even more so after my dad had passed away and I rewatched this. One of my fav animated movies.
just watched your reaction videos to Made in Abyss Season 1 and the movie, pleaaaaaase go watch Season 2 ! it is EVEN MORE dark and mentally crushing then the movie and season 1, would love to see your reactions ~ 🤩🤩
I was at the Academy Award museum and they have an animated film exhibit. Hid behind a wall when they showed Miguel & Coco singing "Remember Me" together. The GF noticed I was crying but I don't think anyone else did.
@@NiaMakiReacts Thank you. Three day weekend for me. Marine Corps Birthday on the 10th. Veterans Day on the 11th. 75th birthday on the 12th. Who woulda thunk it...
Nobody points this out enough, but I just love the detail of Héctor having shoes on when he crosses the bridge, him being barefoot the entire movie, until he's brought back into the family, and THEY MADE HIM SHOES 😭😭😭 I love this movie so much
i hadn’t caught this one! than you
I can’t even watch someone else watching this film without crying 😂 Such a beautiful story ❤
Right?! I was bawling my eyes out even when editing!!!
Same. 57 year old biker....crying like a baby!
Yup, crying here goddammit
@@davidmoore1264I grew up with gang bangers on the streets of California, I'm all tatted up, been to prison, etc. Saw this movie and I was crying like a little b**** 😂
Hahaha....yeah man!@@chucktaylor824
The reason why grandmama Imelda has Pepita as her spirit guide is that the spirit guide reflects the personality of the human it accompanies. And since Imelda has an extremly strong personality, this shows off in her spirit guide being a giant winged jaguar as well.
Oh I love it!!! Also explains his spirit guide being quirky lol
The animation is absolutely breathtaking, ever scene is so beautifully colored and sprinkled with detail, it’s just… ugh.
Oh my good ness the colors, the intricacies, it was fantastic!!!
20 years ago yesterday I lost my best friend. Today I get to see the movie about remembering those gone. Good timing. And of course, I'm tearing up like crazy. Thank you for sharing this with us.
Oh my goodness I’m so sorry for your loss… much love to you and hugs to you. it’s such an emotional and tough part of life and I’m glad Disney asked covered this theme especially for young ones to navigate it
Your friends memory will love on😢❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Just so you know, back in the day when there wasn't any pictures, we didn't do paintings. There is a reason for the sugar skulls that have the name of the dead written on the forehead and that comes from actually having the skull and bones. Or you made rhe sheine over their tombs and stay the night there and in some places, people still clean the bones as a sign of respect.
few details that I really love in this movie that shows how much research they did:
Both Hector and Emelda have purple cloathing and they are the only once who have it, an early hint. In Mexican culture Purple is reserved for the heads of the family, it stands for the respect you have gained through being an elder (thats why Mirabels abuela wears purple to, she is the head or the family!)
The yellow and orange flowers that they put up every where are Marigolds it´s said that ther bright yellow/orange color and their strong wonderful sent helps guid the spirits back (here reprecented by the acctual bridge of petals)
Dante is a Xoloitzcuintle dog (xolo/ Mexican hairless dog) the black xolo´s can travel between the world or the dead and the living and can help guid you if you are lost. That´s why he was able to join Miguel. Research shows that people with dementia resopnds well to music and that her dad sang to her helped her to remember even more becuse the center the processes sound/song and music is different than the center thet processes memmory. There are studies that are still in it´s infancy on if we could help stroke/dementia and nonverbal people to comiunicate by singing what they want to say express insted of trying to verbalize it, theese studies are as of now focused on Savants with limited to no verbal skill in social settings but are able to sing and preform a song with feeling and emotional responce to it.
Through out the whole movie Hector is the only character not wearing shoes futhering the distance Emelda has taken from him, as she was a shoe maker.
In the scen at the end where they walk over the bridge Hector is wearing Shoes symbolizing his official welcome back to the family.
That fact about Purple is very interesting, nice detail. As well as Hector and the shoes, gotta say as many times as I have seen this I certainly did not notice at the end there huehue, mostly focused on the fact he can walk the bridge.
And when De La Cruz offers his blessing to Miguel the flower petal doesn't glow.
I haven't cried like this since 'The Lion King'. This is a great Disney movie.
Oh man, I soften wonder when I can unleash lion king to my kiddo 😂 that movie broke my heart!!!!!
@@NiaMakiReacts I tried showing The Lion King to my daughter and she just looked at me appallingly when I cried for Mufasa. 😂
I say it every reaction to this film but it’s seriously one of the very few I can’t stop myself from crying to. Upper echelon Pixar.
I agree I don’t think I’ll ever not cry watching this
A small detail that almost no one notices, if you pay attention throughout the movie Hector does not wear any shoes. But in the final scenes he does. This is because of how the family's business is shoe-making, so him being barefoot symbolizes how he is not part of the family and is cast aside. Him wearing shoes at the end represents how he is now welcomed and part of the family.
Don't worry, this movie gets everyone.
Yeah man, the main character being not the main character and being SO emotionally invested in all their stories was incredible
Great reaction to one of my favorite movies. I think the Day of the Dead is such a sweet and interesting way of remembering your dead loved ones, focusing on the happy memories instead of the sadness. I am in no way, shape, or form a kid though. Neither are all the people reacting to, and loving it. These kinds of movies (Disney, Pixar, DreamWorks, etc) are far more than just kid's movies. I always find it kinda funny when people react to certain lines or scenes, and go, "wait, what, isn't this a kid's movie?". If they weren't animated, but had the same story and characters, with live actors, noone would call them kid's movies I think. The amount of people, talent, and money involved in making movies like this is way above any "real" kid's movie. And they often deal with subjects that are very mature, and are usually filled with jokes and references that kids are too young to have been exposed to, and therefor will have a hard time understanding. And in a lot of them, there are characters who die. In short, they are movies for adults, with some elements in them that will keep kids entertained, at least for a little while. I remember when one of my nieces watched "Up" when she was little (she's 15 now), and she laughed at some of the more violent scenes, but didn't seem very interested in the movie as a whole. Up is by the way another movie I adore. Some of these "kid's movies" are some of my absolute favorite movies, regardless of genre, animated or not.
And correct me if I am wrong, but this movie isn't really Halloween themed, despite all the skeletons, the Day of the Dead is a completely different holiday, and a lot more happy and nice.
At the end of the movie, when Miguel sings "Remember Me" to his mama Coco, she starts to remember again. Well, there's a documentary about an actual study on how familiar music can awake memories for people with various types of dementia. I saw it years ago, but I don't remember what it's called. I thought about it when you mentioned your own grandmother. Maybe you can try it with your grandmother? 😊
Edit: The documentary is called, "Alive Inside: A Story of Music and Memory".
Aww thank you for the documentary and suggestion! I’ll have to ask my mom what songs she may have liked!
Being Mexican American, this movie perfectly captures my culture and preparations for El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day Of The Dead). How we decorate the ofrendas, the music, the lore behind the celebration, everything. What makes this movie so special to me is the concept of family. On my family's ofrenda, one of the pictures we put up is of my paternal grandfather Marcelino. He died when I was in 8th grade (2005) and even now in 2023, it messes me up with emotion. Every day, I wish I could see him face-to-face one last time, give him a big hug and tell him how much I love and miss him. 😢😢😢😢
Also, a slap from a sandal or chancla hurts, specifically on bare skin. That's why they're so feared in Mexican culture, especially when they're wielded by an elder.
"He choked on a chorizo!!"
Nia: "This is a kids' movie. Stop that."
Me: 🤣🤣🤣
😂 shh!!!
@@NiaMakiReactslmfao I was really glad you got the joke. Most people miss it lol
I came here to write this exact comment. Hahahaha!
@@SusanaCanales1 can u really be mad at great great grandma for being mad? He left her to “die choking on a chorizo” as far as she knew 😂
@@SusanaCanales1I didn’t even get it till I saw these comments! 😭
Disney dropped the ball on advertising this movie. I remember that Coco and Book of Life came out at the same time and the latter had ads all over the place. Coco deserved better!
Alright, who let that invisible ninja gnome in the comments section to chop his invisible onions to make us all cry like this? It's not us crying it's the gnome making me, us cry.
😭😂
I’ve always found it cool that he performed the first time with his great great grandfather and Donte pulled hector up on stage so they could perform together.
16:59 back in the day instead of photos they put up the sugar skulls, thats why they exist
Yeah no back in the day they didn’t do all this crap it was very simple you went to the cemetery fix the resting place paint or pay to paint the cross buy some cañas candy n that was it
Not me crying with you having seen this movie 5 trillion times haha!!!
From a cultural standpoint, Coco means the world to me. The sheer respect for Mexican culture in this movie is just incredible. The music, the food, the preparations for the Day of the Dead, the culture itself is part of who I am and it's very important, as is the message of the importance of family.
Side note: The "customs agent" that Miguel and the rest of the Rivera family was talking to in the land of the dead (the one who said "Well, you're cursed") is voiced by Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias
I will forever say that Coco is such a FANTASTIC movie! I still cry in some parts...
My best friend of 24 years is Mexican and actually lives in the city that Pixar used for the basis of the City of the Dead, Salamanca.
She and my grandmother were very close even though they had only directly spoken once (she's an online friend who I have never seen face to face). She's a massive chocoholic, and my grandmother would send her a box of expensive chocolates every year for her birthday.
After my grandmother passed away in 2005, she added her photo to her family's ofrenda. It's still there, 18 years later, which is very comforting to me.
Needless to say, this movie is very close to my heart for multiple reasons. 💜
This is such a sweet story and also a testament to 'found family' that we can regard as true family members to our hearts as well. After all, one of the characters in this movie got to cross over and visit because his dentist put up his picture. And quality chocolate is definitely a strong incentive of keeping someone in high regard even after their passing!
“My grandma doesn’t remember my mom, or me”
Ohh yeah, you’re screwed 😂🥲
Yeah I immediately folded
I hate when ppl keep saying its a Halloween movie when isnt Dia de Los Muertos isn't halloween it's completely different
I love when no latin people see latin culture, we love our familia and love shere that the word❤❤❤❤
Love the movie so much and the Latin culture in general. Great food, music, dance, energy, love, laughs!
I cried when I first saw it
Now
I’m crying at YOU crying because I cried at every part you cried to 😮💨
Oh ijust got it! The lady with the papaya was Frieda. I cant belive how dumb i was.
I'm not sure if someone has said it but fun fact the original movie title was going to be Day of the Dead (Día de Los Muertos) but Disney couldn't register the name because it belongs to the Mexican culture so they had to change it last minute kind of thing.
I wonder if De La Cruz ever found out why his fans turned on him
I'm pretty sure he knew right away, but he just thought he can play it off using his charm like he usually did and pretending that it's no big deal. After all that's what to this day happens in real life too, that some celebrities do messed up stuff but their fans keep finding excuses and still admire them.
Nia: Why... didn't you go home? If he wanted people to remember him?
(ernesto is crushed by a a giant bell)
Nia: :O .................... oh.
this movie gets me every time. I'm surprised it's not doing that well for you it's too bad.
All good, it was a great movie with alllllll the feels!
this is such an emotional movie,in my case uts even more bc ny grandpa had Alzheimer and the last time my mom when to see him (he was my grandpa from the dad side) he didn't remember her at all but she brought him some of his favorite food but even tho he didn't remember her ,he remember some little things that she did for him😭
Hey there, im sorry to hear that:( my grandma also has Alzheimer’s and doesn’t remember us anymore. This was suuuuch a touching movie
Since de la Cruz is already dead, does that mean he's trapped under that bell forever?
😂 he really is! He’s stuck in purgatory 😂
I imagine everyone was so mad at him that they left him under the bell. And he'll be there until he's forgotten
@@kavtoMthat's a really gruesome fate. But I was also thinking about that during the last reaction I watched. If they are just going to leave him there. He will not be forgotten for decades, precisely because of the messed up things he did - and his photo not being on anyone's ofrenda won't mean much to him either since he wasn't interested in crossing the bridge even when he WAS still famous and popular
One reason why Abuelita is so strict about the music ban is because Coco, who was just as rebellious as Miguel about music and repeatedly snuck out to go dancing (she met her future husband there) actually hurt herself dancing when Elena (Abuelita) and Victoria were kids and Imelda was still alive. Abuelita witnessed her mother hurting herself because of music. (It’s in the novel)
First time in years he saw his daughter's face was the photo
There's nothing wrong for kids to laugh about a non-epic death... You're the second person to believe this is a sexual allusion, I don't think it is... They think Hector did not die in an epic way : he didn't but murder, and neither by a long and uncurable disease he had to fight against, he did not die by a tragic accident, they think he just dies of eating incorrectly
Nothing sexual here, but that's very interesting to see some people (in a very Freudian way) link everything to sex
Some people can ugly cry... you, manage to totally beautiful cry. that was nice.💙
Just wanna point out that day of the dead isn't on Halloween, it's actually at the beginning of November
There’s such small meaningful details added like Hector doesn’t wear shoes the whole movie until he reunites with his family and then when he crosses the bridge he’s wearing shoes because they made him a pair!!!! And when Miguel keeps saying that he has a dimple in my cheek but not the other when you look at the picture of hector he has only one dimple just like Miguel 😭😭😭😭
A detail I didn't notice until recently is that Hector is barefoot most of the movie until after he reconciled with his family, then he has shoes. Shoes being symbolic of being part of the family.
All of you on here saying things that they never did in Mexico before the James Bond movie I don’t know about the south but in the north you just went to the cemetery to fix the tumb pair the cross n that was it now a days they do all of this things but it wasn’t that way
Nice reaction, but I really want to commend you for having tissues nearby!
Far too often I see reactors crying with nothing to clean themselves, except perhaps a napkin or such.
It seems you learned your lesson from past reactions, lol !
😂 lol yeah I typically just keep a box of tissues on my desk now
Was not expecting an "Expanse" reference in a Coco reaction. But was good. Now, squeeze a "Firefly" reaction in here somewhere and we're _golden_.
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38:04 "I'm glad they are all OK !".Well, technically ,they are all dead !
Oh Hells Yeah, I been waiting for this one, I like other peoples reacts, don't get it twistid, but yours are my favorites
Thank you so much!!!!!! That means a lot to me 🥰
this shit always makes me cry
Fr fr, instant tears
You missed the very ending, after the credits
The only thing that disappoints me was Miquel's parents failing to support him. Screw family hierarchy, thats your son. And your grandma made him so upset he ran away. I know they probably have time for it, but I would've appreciated a proper apology from her
*Miguel
Where did you get that Ernesto was his relative right when the movie started? Before the picture was even broken? Fake first reaction!
I thought that as well. As soon as i saw Ernesto played a Guitar and one of the defining characteristics we knew about the papa was he left with his Guitar I actually rolled my eyes and immediately was like "oh here we go super obvious!" Its not that crazy of a thought. So yeah I believe her
Actually if you think about it his love for music and the way he is comes from mama Imelda not Hector technically because he would play the guitar and she would sing that’s what she said right and she is his blood related family Hector is by marriage.. So it actually comes from mama Imelda no?🥰 A couple of fun facts about the movie Hector through out the movie he is bare foot but at the end he has shoes officially welcoming him back to the family.. And when Ernesto says I give you my blessing the petal doesn't glow.. so he's not his family or great grandfather.. I Really Love this movie it's so beautiful they did such an amazing job helping us learn about such a beautiful culture.. I really enjoyed watching this with you. TYSM for sharing your reaction with us. Plz take care.. 🥰
And what I also like is how you can see his sister playing the violin at the end. It shows that music is as much of an integral part of his family as shoemaking, but before Miguel nobody dared to question Imelda's and later on Elena's ban on music. Now that the ban is lifted he can find out that musical talent is in fact connecting him to his family as well while earlier he felt like the odd one out.
...Hector is a blood relation; he's the great-great grandfather. You're related to your grandparents by blood unless they're a step-grandparent.
Hi! Watched this cartoon on November and its made cry my eyes out!
Yeah this one is a tear jerker for sure!!
Where is your Naruto chanel ?
Día de muertos no es HAlloween.
@NiaMakiReacts before pictures, the anciant cultures in what today is Mexico, they used to save some remains from their loved ones. So, ofrendas would have some bones or items that used to belong to them.
Loveeee your reaction! ❤
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I could have told you you wouldn't have stood a chance against it. 8-) So glad you didn't disappoint!
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Such a great movie.
Brought me to tears first time I saw it.
And then even more so after my dad had passed away and I rewatched this.
One of my fav animated movies.
no animated film has topped this in my list personally, still my no. 1
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Un chef d'oeuvre.
so I was right...choking on chorizo means....yeah 🤣
just watched your reaction videos to Made in Abyss Season 1 and the movie, pleaaaaaase go watch Season 2 ! it is EVEN MORE dark and mentally crushing then the movie and season 1, would love to see your reactions ~ 🤩🤩
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22:12 - 22:14 Just wait...;"""-(((
this is pixar not really disney
Emotional movie
sound like lilttle Simna
Simba practicing his roar
I was at the Academy Award museum and they have an animated film exhibit. Hid behind a wall when they showed Miguel & Coco singing "Remember Me" together. The GF noticed I was crying but I don't think anyone else did.
This, in english, is bad x.x really bad.
Happy 248th Birthday to the USMC!
A day late but also thankful to all veterans for their service!
@@NiaMakiReacts Thank you. Three day weekend for me. Marine Corps Birthday on the 10th. Veterans Day on the 11th. 75th birthday on the 12th. Who woulda thunk it...