PERSIAN FAMILY WATCH COCO | MOVIE REACTION
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ต.ค. 2024
- Coco is one of those Charming movies that doesn't shy away from the reality we all must face. This Movie also Brought back bad memories of my mum and her chancla!! Join us as we watch COCO for the Very First Time..Hope you enjoy this reaction.
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Directed By : Lee Unkrich
Stars : Anthony Gonzalez( voice) Gael García Bernal (voice) Benjamin Bratt (Voice)
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Original Video : COCO (2017)
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Fun fact: in the scene where Hector & baby coco were singing together, the little girl voicing coco is the actual daughter of Hector’s voice actor, so it’s literally a father & daughter singing it together. 🥰❤️❤️❤️
omfg i didnt know this, awwww
And the Hector's voiceover was done by the great Mexican actor Gael García Bernal!
I never knew the girl who voiced little coco was Gael’s daughter
@@nitishsaxena1372 such an underrated master of the professin
why is this the first time im hearing about this! its such a sweet detail yet I don't see anyone talking about it
this movie always makes me cry. the last time i saw my dad it was only three hours before he passed, and the second i got in my car to leave "Remember Me" was in my head. i sobbed the whole drive home.
That's what the Day of the Dead is all about, celebrating the lives of those we lost. Not worshipping the dead. Unfortunately is seems to be lumped in with Halloween in the U.S
For the record, this is not based in Spanish music... This is based in Mexican Mariachi music and Día de los Muertos, a Mexican tradition
Yeah, it's really annoying when those filthy American limeys use the term "Spanish" to refer to Spanish-speaking people, regardless if they're from Spain or not.
It’s so close to our culture, Mexican culture… that I still remember the day it opened in theaters, every theater was packed and the moment Miguel sings to mamá Coco you could hear a pin drop in the room and everyone, and I mean everyone was just sobbing. It was such a powerful moment. I watched it at least 3 times in theaters and it was the exact same thing every time.
Is Tea really your apellido?
@@nitishsaxena1372 yes hahaha, it is for real 😅
close ? its all mexican !!!
As good as the English version is, the Spanish version is better.
Its is Mexican culture Wtf
Fun anecdote: music has a history of bringing back memories to Alzheimer’s patience. Ballerina’s have seemed to regain their youth upon hearing a memorable song they danced to. And there are even reports of pianist actually remembering how to play after years away from a keyboard
My grandma had multiple mini brain strokes and lost her speech ability, but she can sing songs she learned in her youth. Music is a powerful thing!
In the same vain, tourettes runs in my family and I’m a musician. When I’m singing or playing, my tics are fully gone
@@GiveMeTheRice I saw that in a TV show (I'm french) called " It begins now " and there was an épisode where the guests had Tourette Syndrome. One of them told his tics stop when he sing. He was even able to have a tatoo
ACDC has brought my father back on numerous occasions. True story
i love that
Just to clarify that nun was not falling for the priest, she was asking for his advice. Many of the scenes reminisce to old Mexican movies. Also the real Day of the Dead is a mix of pre Hispanic and Catholic ritual that offer rest to the Animas.
If you look closely You can actually see pre conquest south American pyramids in an early shot of the Land of the Dead.
I don't know who is supposed to be still remembered by descendants from that far back though!
Indeed.that was not a love confession only was a dramatic escene.
It reminds me of Jack Black’s Nacho Libre lmao
@@mnomadvfx I don't think you have to be remembered by descendants not to dissapear, for example Ernesto seems to not have any decendants, but is still remembered for being a popular musician. So people like Nezahualcoyotl could still be there.
As a Dad of little girls, this movie gets me every single time. Love your reactions. You the man!
Facts! Appreciate the love mate ❤️
As a middle eastern We all understand the mom with the sandal reference by heart 😂😂😂
Haha i agree man
I wish my dad only had sandals on instead of those 2 inch thick wooden slipper things he wore at home. Hear him coming down the stairs and us kids would just shush up and behave. Mom also had wooden shoes, but they made a higher pitch when walking around, so stress levels didn't quite skyrocket as high.
I mean the physical pain or dmg was not really that bad, but enough for a kid to behave and respect authority. Something badly missing almonst a lot of children these days ? Simple things like you greet an older person first, when corssing on a sidewalk. also, the younger person move out of the way of the older one, instead of ramming into them and nearly starting a bareknuckle fight out of nowhere...
Chancla
@@user-cs4fg1rm5k same in morocco, chancla
South Asian also😂
My boy got so emotional! Also, the Interstellar connection was on point. Papa met his daughter again and she was much older than him. I have enjoyed this stuff!
Trust bro! Appreciate you mate ❤️
Me and my dad cried during this movie my dad had to leave his country and family behind and hasn't seen them in 21 years so he thought about his mom and I felt for him and my grandma looks like mama coco😂
Y porque no lo dices en español
@@alfonsohuerta8812 porque este es un canal que habla inglés no español cuando sea un canal que hable español entonces lo digo en español
@@alfonsohuerta8812porque quiere, que te importa?
I haven’t seen my family since I was 6, my grandma and grandad passed away without me being able to say goodbye. I barely have pictures of myself much less them. This movie gets me every single time ♥️ I hope your dad gets a chance to touch his home land one day 🙏🏼
@fanat1508 thank you I hope he does too 🙏🏽
It's great to see men being comfortable with getting emotional, great reaction man
My favorite Pixar movie. Nailed Mexican culture
It's great that you liked the movie, only that unfortunately it represents more of a stereotype of the majority of Americans than really all of Mexico, Mexico is diversity in general.
it’s the only good movie that has come out of Disney and Pixar since
🇲🇽 PIXAR JUST PORTRAIT A FILMED OF MEXICAN TRADITION. OF. DIA DE LOS MUERTOS 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 I HOPE THE WHOLE WORLD CAN UNDERSTAND. AND CELEBRATED UTS PASS AWAY LOVE ONES ONE DAY
Ash biting his lip and trying not to cry.. it was charming
Dia de Los Muertos...since before the Spanish arrival at the Great Tenochtitlan, We Mexicans celebrate every year Day Of The Dead! Viva México 🇲🇽!
Great reaction. My family is from. Mexico and this is a great representation of our culture.
This movie was incredible and eventhough I've seen it almost 10 times the ending with grandma Coco gets me every time, it reminds me of me and my grandma. 😢
The deadliest weapon in the world is a sandal in the hands of a Mexican mom. 😆
My grandma had dementia, and the end reminded me of her. I cried so hard. The scene where abuelita made Miguel eat more tamales made me smile because it reminded me of my grandma. We aren't Mexican. In her case, it was Southern food, but abuelitas are the same across cultures!
I don't know ahout that, have you seen a southern mama with a flyswatter?
Same with the Indian mums haha. You call it chancla, we call it chappal.
Vicjr 74 If coco represents Mexico well for you, great, but it only represents more of the stereotype of Mexico and the Mexicans in Hollywood and most Americans, at least coco does not represent me and several Mexicans, Colombia and the Colombians were better charmingly depicted.
@@nitishsaxena1372 Although it sounds very analytical and exaggerated, that flip-flop thing is a stereotype too, since most Mexicans do not do that, many things in coco are stereotyped, but Hollywood, being ignorant and xenophobic, once again pigeonholed an image like they always have.
I called him crying when we voted. It got me as a new dad and just lost my grandma. I hadn't cried in 14 years and it broke the dam.
Great reaction!
You speculating that the gramma killed him had me dying 😭😂 “I bet you anything the grandmother killed her” 😂😂
The way Pixar tells a story is just magical ❤
Magical yes, but easily the darkest story they have told yet.
I'm honestly pretty surprised this made it past Disney's sniff test, probably because Hector's death was bloodless by poison.
@@mnomadvfx Pixar is almost ALWAYS on point... They are NOT Disney... I'm sure Pixar has more creative control... especially since they really bailed out Disney (they were massively successful when Disney animation was at a low point... Since they started with Pixar, Disney films have been much better (Moana is a prime example).
Soy mexicano y gracias a pixar pudimos ver la película el 27 de octubre, mientras que en USA y el resto del mundo fue hasta el 22 de noviembre
Y tan rápido se han pasado esos 4 años
5 años
As a non Mexican I think the main message of this movie was family. It comes first ❤️
As a mexican our Family is first above everything else.
This movie teaches about Family ,values , Honor, respec, traditions , etc etc.
Grettings from Texas 👍
It wasn’t just about family; it tells that family is important but don’t let it stop your dream
Así es, también es no olvidar a los nuestros y festejar su vida
Ha watchin you trying to hold back your tears when he was singing to his grandma. Let the tears flow. Great movie, Great reaction. As usual.
It's fun to watch familiar relations from the perspective of a polar opposite culture as mine (Scandinavian). We're so ultra individualistic, actually the most individualistic part of the world, here that families rather *expect* you to have your desires and dreams figured out on your own. Seeing abulita go at that guy with a shoe is like "what is wrong with that woman she's insane" lol. Even the most protective members of my family like my mom and sis have never been like *that*. And family as one supportive unit is not so common, especially not outside immidiate family, and forget about family forcing you to do something specific, that's almost cause for state intervention lol. Maybe this is why we have a reputation for being cold and resverved. I honestly think while our individualism has positive sides it has also in our case gone too far. I want to see a bigger culture of closeness with ones blood in my country, it is important as a building block of society to have loving and functional families. Now my family is very close but we're also Christian so togetherness is part of our beliefs.
Alexander b coco is mostly based on the racial and cultural stereotypes of most Americans, México is a country of diversity in general, but they have always pigeonholed us for xenophobia or who knows
@@rocklennon4362what?
I live in Sweden and as foreigner is very hard to be here i agree with the family system here is to me awful but i see old people and they might have experience a different family culture rather than young people now. Hopefully they change or improve the family system in Sweden and other Scandinavian countries as I believe the depression, loneliness would go down. Yes i know climate takes a tool but society is also a big problem and I dont want my child to grow with the individualistic mentality and its sad when he has experienced his other family where we are close and support through thin and thick.
If you're noticing the way that Latino people look similar to middle eastern people and subtle similarities in the cultures, it's note-worthy to remember that Mexican/Latino heritage has Middle-Eastern roots from the Moorish and also Mexico specifically has some Lebanese heritage as well
It’s adorable how emotional you got, I couldn’t hold it together either when I watched the movie
As a Mexican I can tell you the main message it’s about family.
My abuella died four years ago now. I miss her every day.
"he just bicycle kicked him" omg I laughed so hard 😂
Haha appreciate the love mate, thank you for watching 😊
This movie makes my Mexican heart full. I still cry but I’m happy we have a movie.
Watching you getting quiet emotional was funny this movie gets me every time
This movie confirm that we only die when we are forgotten
I feel like Middle Easterners and Latinos have a lot in common. We could pass for each other honestly just by looking at us. My mom looks so much like your mum lol
i ver you are american latino isnt a race ugh theres black white asian latinos etc...
@@francoisdaureville323 most latinos arent black or white, therefore most people agree that latinos look middle eastern
I'm from the USA and alot of my family is from Ireland/Scotland. But the shoe gets me. I remember my Mamaw ( grandmother) throwing a shoe (women's US size 10) at me that went across her loving room, turned a corner, followed me down the hall, turned another corner, and hit me in the bathroom. That was the 1 and only time I ever upset my Mamaw.
Great family reaction Ash! Love seeing you with the women in your life and your tears made me cry too. Please react next to Disney’s Encanto next with your mom and sister. It’s just as lovely a film as CoCo with a heart warming story about family I’m sure you’ll all enjoy. 😊
My top moments of your reaction:
2:55 Mamá Coco looking like a raising
7:50 I just knew it was going to be hilarious 😂
15:28 😲 it's not like he wants to be a stripper 😂😂😂 I lost it.
17:15 it is sad indeed 😭😭😭
19:29 Ash we will try not to forget you 😉
20:25 the mom with that talent 😁
22:06 Latinos are un poco locos 🤗🤗🤗
22:42 base on your comment I think you my be un poco loco too😂
25:00-27:10 intense, very 😭😭😭
29:35 getting cancel in the after life. Ash for the win 🤗.
Lovely reaction as always❣️
Wow! I love this comment so much, thank you so much for the love and support as always ❤️
“It’s not like he wants to be a stripper”
😂😂i died laughing
I'm glad you enjoyed it! If you ever want to live this celebration in person come visit Mexico, this takes place in November the first and second, all around through Mexico, but there are some specific places that make a HUGE celebration. So come visit, trust me, you will be welcomed with open arms.
Thank you Ash, Mum and Sister for this lovely reaction. It's such a great animation and story. Cried too when I first saw it and 'Remember Me' was in my head for days
THIS IS THE BEST REACTION BY FAR!!!! U and ur family are crack up 🤣 Coco is my fav animated movie and ur reaction made me happy. U just got urself another subscriber. Keep it up bro 👍🏽
Let’s goooo!! Love you mate, thank you for the love and support ❤️
My father is Mexican and we love this movie, as do my daughters and husband. I still cry when Hector is singing Remember Me to his daughter and I’ve seen it probably a dozen times. It was a ton of fun watching you and your beautiful family react to and relate to to this movie!! You should do Disney’s Encanto next, it’s amazing!! 🎶
You're hilarious Ash. Great reaction and lovely family!
Haha appreciate it mate, thank you for watching ❤️
This movie always makes me wish I could of had a moment of clarity with my family members who have passed from dementia. Bittersweet but an overall beautiful movie.
This movie was so sad! I saw this in prison when i was away from my daughter for 5 years and that remember me song broke me... My cellmate and i were crying for like 10 minutes
This movie’s last 45 minutes truly broke me the first time I saw it…
I couldn’t leave the theatre for a few minutes because I needed to calm down.
No matter how much I watch this movie the end makes me cry. so good, but very emotional. Especially since my grandma has Alzheimer’s and is gradually forgetting more and more.
I come from a mixed family my grandpa was Mexican and my grandma American. We had a lot of arguments about things and spoke in Spanglish in the house (half a sentence in English the other half in Spanish, or sometimes just one word from the other language). The flip-flop/slipper being used as a weapon is known as “la chancla”. Whenever a Latina gets pissed off at anyone they tend to throw it or use it to whack you. I think this happens in many cultures but yea…it’s a chancla.
nobody im mexioc cares if your grandpa is from there they will never see you as mexican because you arent
The reaction hasn’t even started and your moms So funny 😂, Your family is amazing!
Now he needs to watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Just want to see the look on his face, and his costume
I love how culturally accurate this movie is and it ends on a literal perfect note 😊🙏
So many people now put up altars or offrendas to their family and friends who have passed away. My grandmother (my fathers mom) taught me how to put the pictures, flowers, favorite food etc to my family when I was like 7 years old and I still do it many moons later.
Thanks so much for this reaction. ❤️
"I would beat the shit out of my abuelita if she ever did that to my guitar." Well, you would certainly try... 😂
I knew your sister was beautiful, but are you sure that other woman was your mom and not another sister? She's lovely! Yes, please do more animated! Inside Out is a great one, so is the How To Train Your Dragon trilogy.
This movie has a great messege that no one seems to catch, (no se muere el que se va, solo se muere el que se olvida) "those who leave this earth are not the ones who really die, those who really die are the ones who get forgatten" a very famous latin american saying
my mom cant go through an hour of any animated movie without falling asleep 😭😭
😂😂 does your play games too during the reaction?
I am Turkish and I relate to the "Not one portion, two portions!!!" bit 🤣
20:27 wo that is some professional Persian snap 😂
Haha my mom's the same Ash she always sleeps 5 mins into any movie but god bless her she works so hard in her housework, so we just let her. And we end up telling her the story anyway after the movie is over. Ah this was such a good pick too. The end when Miguel sings to Mama Coco always gets to me. It makes me miss all my grandparents who have passed in my lifetime. I miss them dearly. They all died before I grew up and was able to have conversations with sense. I often think about what kind of shenanigans I would have with them if they were still alive. Also man your family is lovely you all look great. Thank you for the reaction.
Bro I love and appreciate this comment, hopefully your mum didn’t beat you 😂 love you mate ❤️
@@justtrustash You a fool for that 😂😂😂
This movie came out 2 yrs after my dad passed away. I ugly cried in the theatre and all the way home. I'd give anything to hear him call me Mija one more time.
que bonita reaccion amigos Persas un gran saludo a ustedes so very nice family
Ash, you are a mad man. You, your mom, and your sister reacting together to this movie was perfect. You three are adorable together.
For we mexicans familia is everything in this world, and that's why we celebrate Dia de Muertos, it means family love is forever
I love my family and I would gladly welcome you all to it. You your mom and your sister just seem like such a amazing people.
Respectfully, as a Mexican American born/raised by Mexican immigrants in Los Angeles, California, her sandals are called 'chanclas' and my mother, my aunties, my grandma and pretty much any old lady in Mexico will use their chanclas like a weapon, to threaten you when you are being naughty. Mostly, they throw it at you, but I swear to god, those things find their ways AROUND corners just to slap you in the forkin face. Even grown ass Mexican men still fear la chancla.
Later in the movie, she throws her chancla at Dante, and then volun-tells Miguel to go get it for her. Not to mention, when she offers Miguel more food, and he's like 'nah I'm good' and how she takes that as a personal offense, I felt that for real. You NEVER tell a Mexicana that you don't want to eat no more. They will find a way to feed you... they will find a way. Always.
Greetings from Mexico! Don't know a lot about Persian culture but I do know I love your food! A local Persian restaurant is my default destination on my birthday
My favorite Coco reaction ❤️ Loved your reactions.
Wow appreciate you so much, thank you ❤️
Disney captured the Mexican Day of the Death beautifully, the Mexican colours, the beliefs and even the dog(xolixcuintle). My favourite Disney film.
That´s mexican music, not "spanish".
Everyone's eyes get red when Hector starts singing remember me to Coco.
Bro I love you and your family. Ya'll are amazing. This movie definitely took me out bruh
Love you too you legend ❤️
Loved the reaction plus how it’s a movie about family and you watched it with your family was great. I love your mum too. That intro reminds me how my mom would act if I asked her to say something. 😂😂😂
It's funny how they say that men don't have hearts yet Ash is the only one crying on the scene where Hector is singing and playing guitar to Coco..I cried too, Ash and I'm proud of it! 😤😂
I lost it quite a few times when I watched this one! Thanks for sharing your reactions mate! 👏🏼
I enjoy the reactions you do with your family
Hey bro, it made me laugh how much you were trying to hold it together during that ending. It reminded me of when I first saw this film in the cinema with a girl and I was desperately trying stop the years flowing
26:26 and here you can see your boy is trying so hard to get his shit together 😂😂😂😂
That was great reaction my brother ❤️ I always love watching your reactions with your sister and mum they are both so lovely, I had the same reaction as you and I love that you are always showing your emotions. Your ❤️ is so big my friend. Much love
Ash’s moms face wanting to disagree but knowing he’s right when talking about getting beat all the way home🤣
This movie came out just at the time my Dad passed away. I love this Mexican tradition. The thing Disney missed is the Monarch Butterfly. These yellow and orange colors are symbolism of the Monarch Butterfly. Its migration is at the time of the Day of the Dead. The butterflies are dead ancestors ( dead babies in some villages) coming to visit. Symbolism
You're so dark, Ash. "I bet the grandma killed him" and "So would you commit suicide if... " xD Your poor mom was like STOP
My boy Ash tryna hold it together in the back. I'm right there with you man!
Dammit I'm crying 😢 😭 😫 🤧 😪 😩 I only saw it one time and I cried during and after the movie
Would be great if you folks reacted to more Pixar films if you haven’t seen them as well. Wall-E, Soul, Inside Out maybe. I’ll assume you’ve seen the toy story’s…
Genie is my all time favorite Disney animated character
I cried along with the guy in the video.
And he's beautiful, the most beautiful Persian man I've ever seen
If you chose to die then someone else has the same choice; then there wouldn’t be anyone to remember us. Living and the dead have a necessary relationship, we live through each other.
Al ver tu reacción o no tiene s papá o tienes mucho por trabajar con tu papá , ese amor te es escazo hermano , no dudes en decir lo que sientes y si alguien te dice que los hombres no lloran , están muy equivocados, los hombres expresan lo que sientes ✌️ saludos y un fuerte abrazo
Ash, you're silly, but thank you for being so emotionally honest! It's refreshing these days for sure!
Truly a beautiful film
FACTS!!
"She broke it, she reaped it" more like she kept it🤣
Un Poco Loco!!
Coco didn't rip the photo she just kept it safe from her mom
They made a movie after coco called soul that deals with after death as well! I need to rewatch it.
I hadn't seen this, I had a lot of fun with my friend imitating Spanish.
It would make sense that, when they die, they take the form they died in because that's the way they're remembered by the living.
I'm pretty sure if I freeze-frame this film I can learn to play flamenco guitar.
9:32 ‘I’ll be the shit out of my abuelita if she did that’ 😂 Jesus made me laugh out loud at 4:30 am
Hey dude I just want to say that I love watching your videos and you deserve way more subscribers than you have
Wow! Your comment mate is everything, thank you for this you legend ❤️
Yup..i cried too..don't you worry ash, you are not alone
27:49 Well we don't know if she got rid of any sign of him after he left or after the letter we later found out he was writing home stopped - it could've been that she was angry that he left at all and so threw out his letters but that Coco smuggled them back in and keep them hidden or it could've been that the kept writing to them but then when they stopped Imelda thought that he'd left them behind. In any case, that's what she a some point was also concerned about food on the table re why she learned how to make shoes. When Miguel was asking why no one on the family could ever support him I understood him but a little bit of me was thinking 'Who did Imelda have to support her? You think she wouldn't have known what everyone in the town would've said about her, either sympathising with her or mocking her for being what they probably would've seen as a young foolish girl who lost her head over a musician who abandoned her and their daughter? You'd want her to go home to her parents and ask for help the rest of her life? She may have had dreams of her own. But she putt them aside. She stayed. She worked. She did anything she could to ensure that she and her daughter had food on a table and a roof over their heads and clothes on their backs." But Miguel still made a good point.
Why is the guy in the middle literally so funny
Hahaha love you mate, thank you ❤️
Damn I cried at the end great reaction bro I would otherwise never have seen this movie