I love that he mentioned Inside Out. Encanto actually made me think of that movie. Just because they both take real experiences children go through, and put them in a way that's entertaining for adults, and understandable to children. The story he told about his nephews was great, it kind of shows how we are all different people depending on the point of view of who you ask.
@@MerelvandenHurk I've never seen the Film but from what I've gathered, they set it in an ambiguous world/background instead of it being focused on one particular Country or culture like Thailand, Japan, Myanmar, Mongolia, etc.etc. but they decided on mashing everything together making it seem like all of Asia is the same.
When they were talking about the song 2 caterpillars I remembered what I felt the first time I saw the movie, I was thinking it was Pedro singing it to Alma and their grandbaby
Listening to you with such enthusiam about Colombia, I really feel very proud of my country and its music, culture and history (even difficult), we got resilience. Thanks. 🤗
Thank you guys for creating this wonderful movie that shows the real attributes of the culture , the people , the music , the nature , the food of Colombia 🇨🇴 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❗️
Whatever Disney did this time around to capture magic in a bottle, they need to do it again! If that means develop the movie mainly in your laptop, so be it!
Every sibling position has its struggles, yeah, like forgotten middle child, but being firstborn has some unique burdens. I chatted with a group of teens, all firstborns, and we noticed that all our parents (I'm the oldest, too), were more cautious with us, more restrictive. It seemed like the younger ones got away with more and were allowed to do things sooner than we'd been allowed. We realized that our parents were just scared, inexperienced young adults, trying to do their best to keep a new life alive! When the next kid came along, they were more confident, and more relaxed. We firstborns were an experiment! LOL We all survived.
Right? Even if he somehow didn't know his name before this (how though?! Is this guy seriously a movie reviewer?), I'd think most people would have heard Jared Bush pronounce it correctly and at least manage to get it right at the end. But this guy doesn't even listen to the people he's supposed to be interviewing. What a charmless and vapid excuse for a host.
I love that he mentioned Inside Out. Encanto actually made me think of that movie. Just because they both take real experiences children go through, and put them in a way that's entertaining for adults, and understandable to children. The story he told about his nephews was great, it kind of shows how we are all different people depending on the point of view of who you ask.
Lin manuel miranda always understood the assignment
I love how passionate Lin and Jared are when talking about this film
Love how Lin is the bane of the animation department's existence
And got hired again after running up the cost substantially for 2 seconds ( obviously recognized it was worth it given his unique talent
Excellent thanks
"Latin America is enormous, where do we set it?"
If only Disney had that discussion when they made Raya
Well a remake is not easy but not that hard with the way I see it in this film
I'm not that familiar with Asian culture so I'm unaware of the problems with Raya, could you perhaps explain it to me? I'd love to understand.
@@MerelvandenHurk I've never seen the Film but from what I've gathered, they set it in an ambiguous world/background instead of it being focused on one particular Country or culture like Thailand, Japan, Myanmar, Mongolia, etc.etc. but they decided on mashing everything together making it seem like all of Asia is the same.
When they were talking about the song 2 caterpillars I remembered what I felt the first time I saw the movie, I was thinking it was Pedro singing it to Alma and their grandbaby
Thank you Lin Manuel for your love for mi Colombia!..for bring the taste of our soul to the world!
One of my favorite interviews with Lin! So many interesting bits.
Listening to you with such enthusiam about Colombia, I really feel very proud of my country and its music, culture and history (even difficult), we got resilience. Thanks. 🤗
This movie really made me want to visit Colombia. This is why representation is great. We get to see cultures and people we are usually distant from.
Thank you for bringing Colombia to the world.
In a positive way! 😊
Thank you guys for creating this wonderful movie that shows the real attributes of the culture , the people , the music , the nature , the food of Colombia 🇨🇴 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❗️
I subscribed to Disney+ so I could see the movie and hear LMM’s music 😬
and now I have we don’t talk about Bruno playing on a loop in my brain ( not complaining 😬
This is such a great interview!
Whatever Disney did this time around to capture magic in a bottle, they need to do it again! If that means develop the movie mainly in your laptop, so be it!
I don't think there is easier or harder when it comes to being an older, younger or middle sibling. All come with struggles.
Being the older sibling comes with more responsibility and therefore more struggle.
@@faithjolley6034 There are other things besides the amount of responsibility that can make a position in a family difficult.
Every sibling position has its struggles, yeah, like forgotten middle child, but being firstborn has some unique burdens.
I chatted with a group of teens, all firstborns, and we noticed that all our parents (I'm the oldest, too), were more cautious with us, more restrictive. It seemed like the younger ones got away with more and were allowed to do things sooner than we'd been allowed.
We realized that our parents were just scared, inexperienced young adults, trying to do their best to keep a new life alive! When the next kid came along, they were more confident, and more relaxed. We firstborns were an experiment! LOL We all survived.
You’d think the host would pronounce Lin-Manuel’s name correctly.
Yeah I agree! I just wasn’t a fan of the host in general too.
Right? Even if he somehow didn't know his name before this (how though?! Is this guy seriously a movie reviewer?), I'd think most people would have heard Jared Bush pronounce it correctly and at least manage to get it right at the end. But this guy doesn't even listen to the people he's supposed to be interviewing. What a charmless and vapid excuse for a host.
OMG, this was my same thought! I'm like, "Dang, dude, it really isn't that hard!" 🤬
It’s beyond frustrating when people pronounce his name wrong. I’ve seen this happen several times now & seemingly from people who should know better.
LIN pls adopt me as your friend....need to talk about musical pls
....and about Bruno .
Colombia should give honorific citizenship to Lin-Manuel Miranda, he is now a Colombia by heart.
This was absolutely wonderful!!!!!!!
What a nice interview! 👏👏👏
I hope to see this story on Broadway! 🥰
Yeah!
where's that demo
Right? I want to hear it
Seriously! The world needs to hear it!
I would sell my soul to hear Lin's demos
pitajaya......ohhhh you are adorable
Is this about me lol 😂