The reason Why I want a sequel is because we need to explore the rest of the characters, such as Julieta, Pepa, Agustin, Felix, Dolores, and Camilo. Also, kind of like Inside out, nearing the end of the movie there was a button that said puberty. For Encanto, it isn't as blatant as it was for Inside out, but I feel like Dolores and Mariano having a relationship was kind of foreshadowing what would come in a sequel. But, I kinda disagree with the video as a series just makes alot more sense. I just mentioned 6 Characters that had 0 development in the first film, so it just logically makes sense for me if they spread it all into an animated series instead.
_Encanto_ really feels like it was tailor made for a TV series, and I mean that in the best possible way. The movie itself told a complete and satisfying story that doesn’t really need continuing in a feature length sequel, but the setting and the characters are all so engaging and fun that I ended the movie instantly wanting more.
No, it isn't in my personal opinion that the movie told a complete and satisfying story. I think the concept in general was better fit for a TV series from the start. Too many characters to jam-pack under a 1h45min runtime leading to underutilisation...grandma was forgiven way too freaking easily...etc. etc.
@@oddity7263 Honestly I agree, I always felt like Luisa and Isabella's arcs were also rushed and we didn't get to see much of them prior to their songs
@@JustSdn I still have lingering bones to pick with this movie...while I should go light on it because it targets an audience below my age group, the area where things are more shallow, I can't dismiss what I see as genuine miss opportunity. I don't personally think it portrays abusive family dynamics...or generational trauma in THAT realistic of a way. The most glaring issue is that these types of problems, especially seemingly more than 2 decade-long problems, cannot be resolved in 1h and 45min, or well going by the movie's timeline...3 days. And I must be the only one who finds Mirabel often bratty, insensitive and annoying unless the writers need her to tone it down for the forced and rushed character development lol. Overall, none of the character development truly felt...whole. And I say the only characters the movie truly focuses on is grandma, Mirabel, Bruno, Isabela (and Luisa). Luisa is well, I'm not even sure if she gets much character development. She gets a song where she vents her stuff to Mirabel and Mirabel and her have like a 2-sentenced heart-to-heart where she accepts that she's been working too hard...and that's it. Later on when grandma catches Mirabel coming out of Bruno's room, Luisa runs up the stairs and cries about how worthless she is without her strength....so character development reversed? Then at the end of the movie when everything is sunshine and rainbows, she seemingly goes back to being relaxed...wow...really wish we could see more of that...but 1h 45min runtime. Isabela went from this terrified girl (who is still a snob to her sister) who is willing to go to any cost and length to please her grandma to FULLY redeemed free and wild girl in one 3-minute song. No, actually, she was still terrified when the grandma stepped in later. But then at the end of the movie, she goes back to being free, as though there weren't any lingering fear of her grandma still there. And speaking of grandma: That's right, she constantly dismisses her family's emotional needs, and is the very cause of Casita breaking. Let's not mention the disturbing fact that she disowned Bruno, her own son, and banished his name because he couldn't please her misguided narcissism. Regardless of her intentions, she did not prioritise her family and what they wanted. And that he turned out to be living in the walls for 10, awful lonely years. Sure to drive anyone insane. But so far, I do dislike her, but she was a realistic character. I was actually going to say I liked her character, until of course how it was treated at the end. Now I have to admit, I love Dos Oruguitas, the song and the animated sequence. But once again, it's like whipping up a last-minute tragic backstory to make us feel sorry for the antagonist. I agree grandma isn't "evil", and isn't irredeemable, but she didn't actually do much to redeem herself, or make that redemption earned. It's a couple of apologies that really feel like token ones. I really dislike how in the ending song, she said a "I'm sorry I held on too tight, just (because) so afraid I'd lose you too." Stop making excuses for yourself, you know you're in the wrong, and that's not how you convince others to be on your side. Oh wait...that's exactly how she convinced others to be on her side, because everyone went along with it immediately after and harboured no feelings of anger or negative emotion towards her. Bruno...man he was treated the worst. First of all, his sisters or otherwise other family members of his who acted awful to him were quickly forgiven or if not, their actions were not addressed at all. Pepa, who treated her own brother's name like it had Tutankhamun's curse, was pretty dang happy to see him when he showed up at the end.... why? And BRUNO was the one apologising to them! Why?? He's the centrepiece of this movie's conflict and also the scapegoat. Everyone should be apologising to him. He apologised for ruining Pepa's wedding. His powers were and are only prophetic. He can't change the future, he can only see it. Likely or even definitely, he said something that was unlucky and terrible and Pepa was the one who ruined her own wedding. Compare that to holding a 10-year-long (probably more) grudge against your own brother, treating him like a bad omen, choosing grandma over him, and that it lead to him spending 10 years in solitary confinement. True, Pepa grew up under grandma, but she was now a full-grown adult, and there was no excuse or justification for how she treated Bruno. And Mirabel had an uh... "I need to find my worth" arc I guess...but outside of Waiting on a Miracle we don't get a lot of moments out of her that show her self-doubt or self-esteem issues. So while I know it's there, it feels like it was dropped for half the movie then showed up again and was completed at the end. ...Yo what about the other characters? The husbands? Pepa's kids? No problemo at all? And what about all the unanswered worldbuilding questions? Who really was Pedro? Why is it that only the Madrigals are magical? Does the Colombian government know about the Encanto's existence? Heck, how much do the Madrigals or the people of the Encanto know about the outside world? So I doubt this was the writers' intent, but you know...I don't think we should be teaching kids to apologise for petty things that weren't even our faults, or to forgive abusers and long-time abuse when they haven't earned a fraction of your forgiveness. eh...if you read to the end...a tiny apology for the long rant. Movie was flawed. Nonetheless, I do still want to see a TV series made on it, if they do make one.
@@oddity7263I feel like you truly missed the entire point of mirabels character if you think she’s “bratty”. She had to live in the nursery for 10 years when everyone else got their own room she was constantly overlooked or looked down on. She didn’t even feel like a part of the family. I wouldnt say she’s insensitive either moreso ignorant. According to her the family are perfect with no problems and she feels she doesn’t fit that. When she actually understands what’s going on she has a lot of empathy and is incredibly supportive. One of the movies themes is perspective and we see how mirabels perspective as well as almas are challenged. Also mirabel is 15 so there’s that too. She’s probably the most emotionally intelligent character in the film though.
I think a Disney+ miniseries would be a more fitting follow up to the movie. It would have the same art style as the movie and consist of 8-10 22 minute episode that would tie up loose ends from the film such as Deloris’s romance and Abuela atoning for causing the family’s trauma. It would also give much needed spotlight to characters that had minor roles in the film like Chamilo and Mirabel’s mom.
Encanto more lends itself to a tv series. 1. There's so many characters that wouldn't really be able to have a full movie of development and closure 2. Of the characters, they all have their burdens and have a lesson to learn and it would be good to show those lessons (like how adventure time and stephen universe had some really deep episodes where characters dealt with grief, anger, loss, etc, but you weren't babied with the idea) 3. There was no villain in the movie and can't really be one for a second movie. The antagonism would have to come from the house or the village unless the whole movie is about someone leaving the village, but then what makes it encanto? 4. Kids would each have their favorite character that they want to see more of and a movie wouldn't give that character justice because...well, there's a lot of main cast. But having a tv series where each person has to learn more about their gift's abilities (ie, think outside the box) and then slowly lose their gift's potency so they have to learn how to deal with things without superpowers and band together as a community _would_ be a good tv show. The gift isn't dying, but there's so many people who got powers that they only get a little power, or the house senses they rely on it overly much so and so is "trying to teach them a lesson" but goes too far.
Encanto does need a sequel. Maybe they can have adventure about them visiting their grandparents old village or finding other family members outside the valley
@@chordsofsteel-i4jWell, never, but there were more… pressing matters to attend to. Now that Abuela’s less of a control freak, they could probably go on adventures.
@@AdanSolasI mean a lot of people like encanto because it doesn’t do the typical adventure. Hearing how the madrigals have evolved and adapted post movie and a lot the un explored dynamics seems more interesting to me. Maybe have a new character who’s from outside the encwnto show them new technology or be interested in the magic or smth. But I don’t see the point in an adventure for encanto. Especially since almas old village was burned down and abandoned it’s either a ghost town or a new city which wouldn’t hold any meaning for alma.
@@lilac3266 Yeah, I know. I was just saying that now they’re free to go on adventures if they want to. After all, there’s a whole world out there. But yes, it would be good to see Julieta and Augustin finally interact with their daughter Isabela, I don’t think they even spoke to her in the film, haha.
I’d really rather have a cartoon adaptation like with Tangled. And I do hope Disney takes its time with something like this because I love the first movie so much. A series would give us more time with the characters over smaller intervals, so we’d hopefully get better chances to explore the Madrigal family and learn more about the community. Completely unrelated, a funny thing I came across on another platform was someone INSISTING that a franchise is ONLY a series of movies. Nevermind that we call things like Pokémon, My Little Pony, and Spongebob franchises. Because while they have movies, that’s not the MAIN focus of these properties.
I think the sequel will be about the village having to face the outside world again. Maybe it'll be like "The Village" where they are behind in technology because they were surrounded by magical mountains for decades. Mirabel led the family to a new era and split the mountains, now she has to lead her family into the modern era. Or maybe re-face the threat her grandparents ran away from in the first place. I felt thats why the ending was ambiguous, to flesh out better in the sequel.
Pretty sure that was the original plan for the movie to begin with! Instead of exploring for a solution WITHIN the family home, Mirabel was meant to explore the OUTER world (presumably with the same goal of addressing some hidden trauma from the family's past)! Even the song at the end has a line about "letting the walls fall down". Exploring the rest of Colombia - to find long lost relatives, perhaps? - is a pretty organic next step to take. That said, releasing a collection of fun shorts on Disney+ first is a good idea!
I think it would be fantastic if Encanto had a spin-off series. Each character would get to shine and explore their true potential along with their power. This would also be great from a marketing perspective. Disney could make tons of merchandise of the rooms we didn’t get to see in the movie. If Disney could make the catastrophe of Oye Primos, they can absolutely make a spin-off of Encanto.
A slice of life series would be great for encanto. Like following every family members, interaction to between different family members and so on. Like maybe an episode about Isabelle having her own garden just to see a little animal that eats her plants. You know the classic gardener vs annoying animal. And at the end we find out that it was just Camilo which end with him becoming the scarecrow. Another episode about Pepa having a day off for herself. But her way of relaxing is doing dangerous things. Connecting her back to her original power and her being a daredevil. Lastly. Some episodes with Alma looking through a photo album and the kids asks about one specific photo for the episode and we follow the story of the photo until it gets taken. Maybe episodes about Bruno's rat dramas. There's a lot that can be done.
I would love both a sequel and a tv series for Encanto. For a sequel, you mentioned maybe following up on a character that did not get a tone of time in the original but still have Mirabel be there and I (personally) think that cousin Camilo fits into that slot perfectly. He is a cousin, literally the same age as Mirabel, just a few months older. And while the dude got barely anytime in the film, he still stands out as a crowd favorite. Also, something to note is that we do not see him use his Gift again after the the Miracle is restored and I think there was a storyline for him that ended up being cut for time, which they could take inspiration from. As for a series, I would love one similar to the Tangled series that shows the younger Madrigals adventures and exploring outside the Encanto. Another thing can could work for both a sequel and a series, but might fit better as a series, is the Madrigals, especially the younger generation, forming connections outside of the family. Like, obviously they will still be close, but besides Mariano and kind of those three kids, we barely saw the family interact will the townspeople. Just some thoughts.
I don't think sequel to Encanto will solve Disney's problem but it probably will make Encanto a victim to Disney's problem and that problem is *Complacency* Disney has been too complacent with it taking little risks in its creative ability and relying too much on the idea of sequels and it feels like they're using that as an easy way out of having to come up with new ideas. A sequel is good if it merges well with the first movie, but if all conflicts and storyline factors have been said, done and resolved in the first movie then there's nothing left to work with in a sequel which will drag down the storytelling quality of the original. With Tangled, it worked well with the movie short of Rapunzel and Eugene's wedding and the Tangled series in between which showed Rapunzel's life with her family and adventures before the wedding. It told a story within the story that gave everything a satisfying conclusion without any plot holes. While a sequel to Encanto does sound interesting, I don't think that would be a good idea. The story of Encanto more or less wrapped up all the possible plot holes in one movie and little to no unresolved twists unless they make a strange plot twist like Abuela's husband secretly survived which would make no sense since Abuela herself tragically saw him die. Maybe, yeah a time skip to where Mirabel is chosen to be the future matriarch after Abuela but this would drag it on not in the best way. I don't have anything against Disney wanting to make sequels when it's suitable for the story but they can't keep relying on making sequels especially to productions that don't need sequels which will jeopardize that production. I don't know why Disney is so afraid of taking risks and trying new imaginitve ideas, and when they do take risks, they don't put enough effort into that risk and just set it up to fail. There's also the fact that Disney tries too hard to prove a point in something like it has to include a certain factor to a work so hard that you can see it from space but not in a good way. It's more an in-your-face way that doesn't make anyone comfortable and comes off as an indirect insult. The Disney now is trying to create an impossible flawless image of itself that doesn't exist. The Disney back then accepted wins and losses as they are and took them as lessons which made the next ideas instant wins as they learned from their mistake and combined those lessons with new ideas to know what to do and what not to do. This Disney now is trying to act like there's no flaw at all which is first mistake thinking that there shouldn't be a mistake to have to learn from, and the moment they find a mistake in their work then they'll scrap that idea saying that it didn't meet a desired standard, which is actually a nonexistent standard that they just came up with a few seconds ago. I'm sorry if I'm rambling, but I think Disney really needs to sit down and rediscover what made Disney, Disney because they audience knows who Disney really is and is capable of but Disney itself needs to reawaken who it really is otherwise it'll just drag itself down.
funnily enough encanto is very sidelined by disney currently in favor of wish. They’re trying to force a franchise with wish whilst ignoring the potential of encanto which is their current biggest success since frozen. People have been asking for a series just a slice of life style show even a short for 2 years now! I absolutely agree encanto shouldn’t get a sequel movie but I think a tv show similar to tangled would have great potential to expand more on characters we didnt see.
What about the (political) enemies that burned down the former home of Abuela and Pedro and probably killed him? I personally think that the plot of the follow up would be much like frozen 2: give a cause to the magics appearance. [Spoilers] Frozen 2 was like "yeah your parents united two kingdoms, sort of, and were nice to the enemy despite having every right to be upset, so thats why there's your magic. Btw, there are more magic sources in the world than main characters", and it would make perfectly sense that the magic abilities given to the family Madrigal is a counterpart of another group with powers, thats going to be threatening to the people. Now that the mountain that separated the two locations literally split in half they could interact again - or attack. (If thats already a theory, sorry I didn't know that. It just crossed my mind how obvious that plot would be, considering wish also worked with a balance power, frozen 2 introduced 4,5 of them, Moana had the good power herself turn into bad and so on. See a theme here?)
@@sophiewiest3203 My first thought had been a mission to go explore beyond the mountain and find out what was there, but I was concerned that the film seemed to reference a real life war and I didn't know enough about it or that it would be too grim. Having other people with powers come along would be cool. Could probably look at some of the other character concepts and incorporate them.
Idea for an encanto follow up: Abuela handing her responsibilities over to mirrabel. The next generation’s kid (probably dolores’) life leading up to gift ceremony and how mirabel while trying to not make the mistakes abuela did, makes different mistakes that add too much/different pressure onto the kid. The movie would be the journey on how family loves you and stuff and would show how mirrabel would apologise and take accountability for her actions. You could shine light on how chamil is a tad bit overlooked and now as an adult still hasn’t really found himself and that’s ok. Antonio could be an important character and have some wise uncle words. Doing it like this means you can keep the same cast while still keeping it fresh and add new characters.
Also give Dolores a lot more screen time in the sequel and have her wedding with Mariano as part of the movie! And a lot of the plot could be putting a lot of effort into improving their communication, 'cuz like you said generational trauma doesn't go away overnight. Everyone could share their burdens with each other and we get more insight to how their gifts are both a blessing and a curse and see what each person struggles with. Isa and Luisa got some of that in the first movie, let everyone else in the family have some moments like that. And maybe Antonio gets lost in the forest at some point and comes riding back into town on a whole pack of leopards or something.
They did a great job telling the story to the point that it's hard coming up with enough to actually build a sequel, but that probably won't stop Disney.
Honestly, Encanto would work much better as a TV series like Tangled. Not financially, of course, but as an actual form of media. The large cast of popular characters would lend itself to that format, unlike a film which requires the focus to be on only a few individuals for most of the runtime. Would love a TV show, but of course, like you said, a movie is the only way for it to work financially.
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Yeah I think. Cause bad guy still holding Alma’s old hometown also the mountain splitting at where Alma’s Husband died, it meaning family have use their gift to defeat the bad guys for Freedom, I think.
I think a series would be the way to go if you want to continue the story. It worked super well for Tangled, and I could totally see all the characters getting their own fun episodes.
I think a second movie should address now that the mountain is now open for people to go in an out Maybe we can even get the family to be like a bunch of superheroes to save their village from fruits or something like what happened in the flashback
The idea that makes sense to me is several years later several people, including Abuela and Mirabel, head back through the gap in the mountains around their home and learn that the marauders who drove them from their homes were still terrorizing other people. They were bringing some of the refugees they found in hiding back to the Encanto when they were attacked and Abuela was killed, probably defending Mirabel. This would create a new trauma for the family to heal from, raise the question of should they continue to stay in the valley or try to help others in their country, and show Mirabel having to grow into her new role as the family matriarch and source of the magic, all while preparing for the gift ceremony of Dolores and Mariano's first child.
Just off the top of my head a sequel for Encanto could take place outside of the village, like maybe the kids find an old map that belonged to their Abuelo and then set out to find it, Antonio being told he's too young but stowing away and along the way they meet an explorer who's looking for the same thing thats on the map and helps them find it and then later betrays them and takes the what they found and tries to use it's power to conquer the world but Mirabel is able to talk him out of it and the explorer ends up giving her the item
@@SonicSpeedGaming759 I don’t think he had much tho. From what’s told in dos oruguitas they only took essential belongings and had to flee fast. It wasn’t a case of we are moving out and want to explore the world it was we are under attack and need to leave NOW.
If they do end up expanding on the franchise, I think they should try something a little more concise like focusing on the dynamic between Mirabel and her sisters. "Encanto" had a lot of interesting characters, but since Mirabel had to be the main focus in the film, it was hard to get a real sense of their relationships as a whole. With Isabella I kind of get, she was raised with high expectation while Mirabel was shunted to the side, but I couldn't see much in terms of a sibling dynamic with Luisa.
I think Zootopia shorts are the way to go, at least to test the waters. Parallel with the movie, just flesh out the other characters, hint at something else and see how much of an audience there is for it. Because unless you do a decades-long time skip where Antonio or new family members are the stars, not sure where the story would go exactly. Stories need conflict and while there's probably some lingering trauma, I don't see much of it left in the Encanto. While I can see the other recent Disney films having sequel potential within the confines of what they established, Encanto was a story about a family and their trauma. And that seems to be pretty healed.
I think I want EncanDOS but, …….I’m not sure because most Disney sequels suck. Yes. Encanto is a great movie and it has a lot of potential for a sequel but, at the same time Mulan also had a lot of potential for a sequel. Also the way Disney sabatoged movies like Strange World and Wish. I don’t know.
Honestly, I didn’t like Encanto all that much. And tbh, I would have loved an Incredibles series. Bob and Helen balancing parenting, while teaching their kids to be heroes. Basically the Thundermans, but better, and with a (presumably) Higher budget.
Or, here me out, take the money for making a movie, and make an animated show out of it! One of the things that made Encanto so popular where the characters. And a movie simply DOES NOT have the proper time to breath to delve into all the characters properly! People want to see more of the characters, of the family struggle to grow together again, over an in-universe longer period of time! A show can give us that. Don't cram that stuff into a movie and let interesting side characters fall off the line becouse there is no time to delve into them! (Looking at you, Maleficent 2!)
I’d rather for Encanto to get a musical series (Tangled the series style) rather than a sequel. It would help expand the story of the family and the world all around
Another idea is that Antonio is about to die and that they need to go on a quest to get the medicine and at the end of the movie they give him the medicine and then Antonio’s door picture becomes his adult form.
I'd go with Dolores and Mariano's wedding for the overall plot where the stakes come from. With the emotional focus being Abuela trying to change but not being perfect(and the rest of the family adjusting obvi) I think planning wedding makes for obvious temptation to fall back into being controlling while also being a wonderful opportunity to put her family's emotional needs first. This would also allow us to focus on Dolores and her siblings and parents more than in the first film. Plus it was well established that Bruno messed up Peppa's wedding so there would be some intriguing tension there. And this would be kind of extra but Mariano being fleshed out beyond nice man that wants to marry a Madrigal.
I would have preferred an Incredibles mini-series compared to the second movie. I also think Encanto would be a way better product if it was a series. There would be more time to spend with the characters and there doesn’t need to be a big antagonist.
I think rather than a sequel they should do a mini series to wrap up any questions from the movie or to entertain some of the ideas from the concepts for Encanto
I truly feel a series similar to the style of tangled the series is the only way for an encanto continuation. There’s so many characters and a series focused on slice of life and smaller plot makes it easier to focus on those characters and their dynamic. There’s so much to explore with Dolores and Mariano, bruno being back in the town and his relationship with those people, alma unlearning her ways and being open to change, luisa and isabela bonding because we never see that! there’s so much potential I feel like a sequel would ruin what was the best part of encanto being the characters and their relationships.
Personally, I think they should make an Encanto series in the vein of Tangled the Series. There is a lot they can do with the concept, and if it was just a movie I'm worried they would try to jam too much into the short run time a la Frozen 2.
Yeah a prequel about the triplets does sound like a 3rd movie kind of deal since usually sequels tell another story and the third ones expand of already existing stuff
I think it would be good but there is always that fair especially with sequels sometimes not being as good as the original, since Disney is falling into a bit of a dark age again, the fear I have with the sequels coming out is that what if the story isn't good, because what if people spend all this money to go and see a sequel to one of their favourite movies like frozen or Encanto and it's just really not good, that would be truly disappointing and if Disney is in a slump era with movies like wish, then what does that mean for movies like frozen? That's my concern at the moment, it would be good to see a new film, as long as there's a good story and good songs that actually have a purpose and flesh out the characters, as well as tell an engaging story, not just something to make money.
it COULD be cool but I just don’t know what it would be about,the house breaking again? if they manage to find a good thing to base the movie off ,it would be great and they should def make it
Encanto 2 could be an excellent idea. So could be a live-action remake of the Hunchback (provided that they do away with the talking gargoyles, but preserve the rest of the plot and, especially, the music. )
I don't think there would be a TV show for Encanto. At least, I don't see one. The Tangled one made sense because they had the movie, the short showing Rapunzel's wedding to Eugene and the show filled in the in-between. Rapunzel adjusting to getting to know her parents, why it took her as long as Eugene claimed for her to agree to marry him, etc. Even the short was made because of a comment Eugene made at the end of the movie about him and Rapunzel getting married. The only way I can see a show happening is maybe a prequel series, show Mirabel growing up as a kid with no powers or maybe how her mother, aunt and uncle grew up. (I'd honestly find the latter more entertaining and I know a bunch of people who draw fanart of the triplets as kids and young adults would agree.) As for a sequel movie, I've heard a few thoughts on this. One thought I've heard is that a sequel would have the characters explore outside of the village and into further civilization. Another I've heard is introducing a new generation. Maybe Mirabel's Abuela is gone and now she's the one running the house with her sisters and maybe even herself having spouses and kids of their own that end up in their own mischief. Maybe it's just the start before a new generation and it's Delores getting married. There are places they can go with it. Heck, there could even be some overlap of the two. It isn't necessary, but I'd watch it just to see where they go with it. I think it would be interesting.
I mean dolores and Mariano end up dating by the end? there was a cut epilogue of mirabel getting her own room. Or they could just have it be slice of life. The tangled series introduced new characters and world building they can absolutely do that for encanto. They can also explore a lot of dynamics we didnt get to see in the movie. There’s 13 madrigals and only 90 mins in the movie. I feel a series would have more creative freedom too. It could be set post movie but have some episodes that are flashbacks to triplets childhood or grandkids when young or even very recently before the movie. They could do that
If they do a sequel - which I want sooo badly- this should be the plot: Three years after the events of the first film, Mirabel, now 18, is closer to her family than ever before and even has her own fantastical door and bedroom generously provided to her by the rest of the family. Despite this, she still can’t help but wonder why she was denied a magical gift thirteen years prior. One night, Mirabel wishes on a shooting star for her answers, and ends up being called by the magic of her ancestors to the place where it originated and where Pedro grew up - and the magic of the whole Encanto starts to falter thanks to the rift between its people and those from the outskirts of the Encanto that was started by the attack that forced Alma and Pedro out of their original homes many years ago. Mirabel, Isabela, and Luisa must travel to the land of their ancestors to uncover the reason behind Mirabel’s lack of a power and save the Encanto.
I heard they were doing a sequel. Of course, I would have preferred a series. There's more potential for it given it's plot and the relatable family dynamic.
They should make Alma die and make Mirabel be the family leader and make Isabella be jealous about it and make it make her lose all of her pride. Make it break her and make her prove that she could be a better leader than Mirabel can and in the end of the film Mirabel gives the leadership position to Isabella.
Honestly, this is one of a few Disney movies I feel like that was made to have a sequel. In fact, I’d say Encanto kind of feels like a sequel in someways. I don’t mean that in the disrespectful way, but it feels like the movie itself hinted to a larger plot instead of self-contained family drama that being what caused them to need the Miracle in the first place, I would love to see the sequel dive into That somehow maybe introduce some really cool, big villain, although I know the history behind the big migration from Venezuela to Colombia so it might be too dark for a Disney movie but it would still be cool to see
Plus, it does also lend itself well to a TV series. If you want to expand on smaller individual stories with all the characters we saw the movie that I’m sure people would love to see more of.
Let EncanDOS and EncanTRES happen the way the people who works on it wants it to be like. Don’t Sabatoge them. Assuming they want to give the movie two sequels.
You know what would be good idea? If they shown us in some short time how all people deal with their trauma and find their way and then there would be that one character that would have real problem to overcome all that happened and Mirabel would be the one to help them. Could work as the idea for the movie( Sheesh, could even be Abuela, why not Unfortunately I don't think they're gonna do a prequel because it wouldn't have a good end and Disney can't have that..
I realy, realy don't need a sequel, but if they did one, mabey it should be about why the Madrigals have gifts in the first place? To protect the people and the encanto. Mabey their village gets attackted and the Madrigals have to help? Mirabelle and Alma as the leaders, Julietta can heal the injured, Bruno can see the attacks comming, Camillo, Dolores & Antonio spy on the attakers, Peppa, Luisa and Isabella can fight them of (Isabella also grows food for the people), Augustin, Felix and Mariano are there to support everyone, etc.
truly looking forword to frozen 3 and 4 and i am not a fan of encanto i personal love if they make raya the last dragon 2 i could see them make a tv series for encanto like they are doing with moana i have 2 disney princess i love to see on the big screen called sofia and elena
I absolutely love Encanto but I’m very cautious about a sequel. I love the characters, but given how great the ending was of the first movie, I’m just hoping they don’t butcher it. MIRABEL BETTER NOT GET A GIFT
The idea of an encanto tv show might be good I always like a good tv follow up but I believe Disney dosen’t do tv follow ups very well some are good like Jake and the neverland pirates the lion guard and tangled tv show but if there a company that does tv follow ups good it’s Dreamworks but Disney doesn’t do it in the amazing way Dreamworks does but I’d like to see an attempt at an encanto tv follow up like tangled did
A comic but sad character? That makes him popular. But the song really gets you feeling for him, which also makes him popular. So i think it depends on the person and how they get characters they like. I know i only really started to like him the moment i felt he had depth and meaning. At first, just a crazy guy in the walls, but then you see that it's all to cope, that delores has to know of his existance within the house but just keep her mouth shut until mirabel asks, and that he's very human. Kind of like catra in shera for netflix. At first, she's just a cat person, which gets people interested in her. But then she becomes very human in her struggles and that makes people really latch onto her story. But also, the song really slaps
A sequel to this film would likely be very unnecessary but I’d still want to see it
The reason Why I want a sequel is because we need to explore the rest of the characters, such as Julieta, Pepa, Agustin, Felix, Dolores, and Camilo. Also, kind of like Inside out, nearing the end of the movie there was a button that said puberty. For Encanto, it isn't as blatant as it was for Inside out, but I feel like Dolores and Mariano having a relationship was kind of foreshadowing what would come in a sequel.
But, I kinda disagree with the video as a series just makes alot more sense. I just mentioned 6 Characters that had 0 development in the first film, so it just logically makes sense for me if they spread it all into an animated series instead.
_Encanto_ really feels like it was tailor made for a TV series, and I mean that in the best possible way.
The movie itself told a complete and satisfying story that doesn’t really need continuing in a feature length sequel, but the setting and the characters are all so engaging and fun that I ended the movie instantly wanting more.
No, it isn't in my personal opinion that the movie told a complete and satisfying story. I think the concept in general was better fit for a TV series from the start. Too many characters to jam-pack under a 1h45min runtime leading to underutilisation...grandma was forgiven way too freaking easily...etc. etc.
@@oddity7263 Honestly I agree, I always felt like Luisa and Isabella's arcs were also rushed and we didn't get to see much of them prior to their songs
@@JustSdn I still have lingering bones to pick with this movie...while I should go light on it because it targets an audience below my age group, the area where things are more shallow, I can't dismiss what I see as genuine miss opportunity. I don't personally think it portrays abusive family dynamics...or generational trauma in THAT realistic of a way. The most glaring issue is that these types of problems, especially seemingly more than 2 decade-long problems, cannot be resolved in 1h and 45min, or well going by the movie's timeline...3 days. And I must be the only one who finds Mirabel often bratty, insensitive and annoying unless the writers need her to tone it down for the forced and rushed character development lol.
Overall, none of the character development truly felt...whole. And I say the only characters the movie truly focuses on is grandma, Mirabel, Bruno, Isabela (and Luisa).
Luisa is well, I'm not even sure if she gets much character development. She gets a song where she vents her stuff to Mirabel and Mirabel and her have like a 2-sentenced heart-to-heart where she accepts that she's been working too hard...and that's it. Later on when grandma catches Mirabel coming out of Bruno's room, Luisa runs up the stairs and cries about how worthless she is without her strength....so character development reversed? Then at the end of the movie when everything is sunshine and rainbows, she seemingly goes back to being relaxed...wow...really wish we could see more of that...but 1h 45min runtime.
Isabela went from this terrified girl (who is still a snob to her sister) who is willing to go to any cost and length to please her grandma to FULLY redeemed free and wild girl in one 3-minute song. No, actually, she was still terrified when the grandma stepped in later. But then at the end of the movie, she goes back to being free, as though there weren't any lingering fear of her grandma still there.
And speaking of grandma:
That's right, she constantly dismisses her family's emotional needs, and is the very cause of Casita breaking. Let's not mention the disturbing fact that she disowned Bruno, her own son, and banished his name because he couldn't please her misguided narcissism. Regardless of her intentions, she did not prioritise her family and what they wanted. And that he turned out to be living in the walls for 10, awful lonely years. Sure to drive anyone insane. But so far, I do dislike her, but she was a realistic character. I was actually going to say I liked her character, until of course how it was treated at the end. Now I have to admit, I love Dos Oruguitas, the song and the animated sequence. But once again, it's like whipping up a last-minute tragic backstory to make us feel sorry for the antagonist. I agree grandma isn't "evil", and isn't irredeemable, but she didn't actually do much to redeem herself, or make that redemption earned. It's a couple of apologies that really feel like token ones. I really dislike how in the ending song, she said a "I'm sorry I held on too tight, just (because) so afraid I'd lose you too." Stop making excuses for yourself, you know you're in the wrong, and that's not how you convince others to be on your side. Oh wait...that's exactly how she convinced others to be on her side, because everyone went along with it immediately after and harboured no feelings of anger or negative emotion towards her.
Bruno...man he was treated the worst. First of all, his sisters or otherwise other family members of his who acted awful to him were quickly forgiven or if not, their actions were not addressed at all. Pepa, who treated her own brother's name like it had Tutankhamun's curse, was pretty dang happy to see him when he showed up at the end.... why? And BRUNO was the one apologising to them! Why?? He's the centrepiece of this movie's conflict and also the scapegoat. Everyone should be apologising to him. He apologised for ruining Pepa's wedding. His powers were and are only prophetic. He can't change the future, he can only see it. Likely or even definitely, he said something that was unlucky and terrible and Pepa was the one who ruined her own wedding. Compare that to holding a 10-year-long (probably more) grudge against your own brother, treating him like a bad omen, choosing grandma over him, and that it lead to him spending 10 years in solitary confinement. True, Pepa grew up under grandma, but she was now a full-grown adult, and there was no excuse or justification for how she treated Bruno.
And Mirabel had an uh... "I need to find my worth" arc I guess...but outside of Waiting on a Miracle we don't get a lot of moments out of her that show her self-doubt or self-esteem issues. So while I know it's there, it feels like it was dropped for half the movie then showed up again and was completed at the end.
...Yo what about the other characters? The husbands? Pepa's kids? No problemo at all? And what about all the unanswered worldbuilding questions? Who really was Pedro? Why is it that only the Madrigals are magical? Does the Colombian government know about the Encanto's existence? Heck, how much do the Madrigals or the people of the Encanto know about the outside world?
So I doubt this was the writers' intent, but you know...I don't think we should be teaching kids to apologise for petty things that weren't even our faults, or to forgive abusers and long-time abuse when they haven't earned a fraction of your forgiveness.
eh...if you read to the end...a tiny apology for the long rant.
Movie was flawed. Nonetheless, I do still want to see a TV series made on it, if they do make one.
it feels perfect for a slice of life series!
@@oddity7263I feel like you truly missed the entire point of mirabels character if you think she’s “bratty”. She had to live in the nursery for 10 years when everyone else got their own room she was constantly overlooked or looked down on. She didn’t even feel like a part of the family. I wouldnt say she’s insensitive either moreso ignorant. According to her the family are perfect with no problems and she feels she doesn’t fit that. When she actually understands what’s going on she has a lot of empathy and is incredibly supportive. One of the movies themes is perspective and we see how mirabels perspective as well as almas are challenged. Also mirabel is 15 so there’s that too. She’s probably the most emotionally intelligent character in the film though.
I think a Disney+ miniseries would be a more fitting follow up to the movie. It would have the same art style as the movie and consist of 8-10 22 minute episode that would tie up loose ends from the film such as Deloris’s romance and Abuela atoning for causing the family’s trauma. It would also give much needed spotlight to characters that had minor roles in the film like Chamilo and Mirabel’s mom.
Honestly Encanto is of those franchises that would work great as a tv show, thanks to all the characters that exist already in the family.
Maybe a series, potentially. But it also works well as a stand-alone film.
Encanto more lends itself to a tv series.
1. There's so many characters that wouldn't really be able to have a full movie of development and closure
2. Of the characters, they all have their burdens and have a lesson to learn and it would be good to show those lessons (like how adventure time and stephen universe had some really deep episodes where characters dealt with grief, anger, loss, etc, but you weren't babied with the idea)
3. There was no villain in the movie and can't really be one for a second movie. The antagonism would have to come from the house or the village unless the whole movie is about someone leaving the village, but then what makes it encanto?
4. Kids would each have their favorite character that they want to see more of and a movie wouldn't give that character justice because...well, there's a lot of main cast.
But having a tv series where each person has to learn more about their gift's abilities (ie, think outside the box) and then slowly lose their gift's potency so they have to learn how to deal with things without superpowers and band together as a community _would_ be a good tv show. The gift isn't dying, but there's so many people who got powers that they only get a little power, or the house senses they rely on it overly much so and so is "trying to teach them a lesson" but goes too far.
I’d definitely be open to an encanto 2 but at the same time Disney isn’t really known for making good sequels.
Encanto does need a sequel. Maybe they can have adventure about them visiting their grandparents old village or finding other family members outside the valley
When has encantó ever been about adventures lol
@@chordsofsteel-i4jWell, never, but there were more… pressing matters to attend to. Now that Abuela’s less of a control freak, they could probably go on adventures.
eh i think if they made a show it would be more character focused@@AdanSolas
@@AdanSolasI mean a lot of people like encanto because it doesn’t do the typical adventure. Hearing how the madrigals have evolved and adapted post movie and a lot the un explored dynamics seems more interesting to me. Maybe have a new character who’s from outside the encwnto show them new technology or be interested in the magic or smth. But I don’t see the point in an adventure for encanto. Especially since almas old village was burned down and abandoned it’s either a ghost town or a new city which wouldn’t hold any meaning for alma.
@@lilac3266 Yeah, I know. I was just saying that now they’re free to go on adventures if they want to. After all, there’s a whole world out there. But yes, it would be good to see Julieta and Augustin finally interact with their daughter Isabela, I don’t think they even spoke to her in the film, haha.
I’d really rather have a cartoon adaptation like with Tangled. And I do hope Disney takes its time with something like this because I love the first movie so much. A series would give us more time with the characters over smaller intervals, so we’d hopefully get better chances to explore the Madrigal family and learn more about the community.
Completely unrelated, a funny thing I came across on another platform was someone INSISTING that a franchise is ONLY a series of movies. Nevermind that we call things like Pokémon, My Little Pony, and Spongebob franchises. Because while they have movies, that’s not the MAIN focus of these properties.
I think the sequel will be about the village having to face the outside world again. Maybe it'll be like "The Village" where they are behind in technology because they were surrounded by magical mountains for decades. Mirabel led the family to a new era and split the mountains, now she has to lead her family into the modern era. Or maybe re-face the threat her grandparents ran away from in the first place. I felt thats why the ending was ambiguous, to flesh out better in the sequel.
Pretty sure that was the original plan for the movie to begin with! Instead of exploring for a solution WITHIN the family home, Mirabel was meant to explore the OUTER world (presumably with the same goal of addressing some hidden trauma from the family's past)! Even the song at the end has a line about "letting the walls fall down". Exploring the rest of Colombia - to find long lost relatives, perhaps? - is a pretty organic next step to take.
That said, releasing a collection of fun shorts on Disney+ first is a good idea!
I think it would be fantastic if Encanto had a spin-off series. Each character would get to shine and explore their true potential along with their power. This would also be great from a marketing perspective. Disney could make tons of merchandise of the rooms we didn’t get to see in the movie.
If Disney could make the catastrophe of Oye Primos, they can absolutely make a spin-off of Encanto.
A slice of life series would be great for encanto. Like following every family members, interaction to between different family members and so on.
Like maybe an episode about Isabelle having her own garden just to see a little animal that eats her plants. You know the classic gardener vs annoying animal. And at the end we find out that it was just Camilo which end with him becoming the scarecrow.
Another episode about Pepa having a day off for herself. But her way of relaxing is doing dangerous things. Connecting her back to her original power and her being a daredevil.
Lastly. Some episodes with Alma looking through a photo album and the kids asks about one specific photo for the episode and we follow the story of the photo until it gets taken.
Maybe episodes about Bruno's rat dramas.
There's a lot that can be done.
you get it!!
I would love both a sequel and a tv series for Encanto.
For a sequel, you mentioned maybe following up on a character that did not get a tone of time in the original but still have Mirabel be there and I (personally) think that cousin Camilo fits into that slot perfectly. He is a cousin, literally the same age as Mirabel, just a few months older. And while the dude got barely anytime in the film, he still stands out as a crowd favorite. Also, something to note is that we do not see him use his Gift again after the the Miracle is restored and I think there was a storyline for him that ended up being cut for time, which they could take inspiration from.
As for a series, I would love one similar to the Tangled series that shows the younger Madrigals adventures and exploring outside the Encanto.
Another thing can could work for both a sequel and a series, but might fit better as a series, is the Madrigals, especially the younger generation, forming connections outside of the family. Like, obviously they will still be close, but besides Mariano and kind of those three kids, we barely saw the family interact will the townspeople.
Just some thoughts.
I don't think sequel to Encanto will solve Disney's problem but it probably will make Encanto a victim to Disney's problem and that problem is *Complacency*
Disney has been too complacent with it taking little risks in its creative ability and relying too much on the idea of sequels and it feels like they're using that as an easy way out of having to come up with new ideas.
A sequel is good if it merges well with the first movie, but if all conflicts and storyline factors have been said, done and resolved in the first movie then there's nothing left to work with in a sequel which will drag down the storytelling quality of the original.
With Tangled, it worked well with the movie short of Rapunzel and Eugene's wedding and the Tangled series in between which showed Rapunzel's life with her family and adventures before the wedding.
It told a story within the story that gave everything a satisfying conclusion without any plot holes.
While a sequel to Encanto does sound interesting, I don't think that would be a good idea.
The story of Encanto more or less wrapped up all the possible plot holes in one movie and little to no unresolved twists unless they make a strange plot twist like Abuela's husband secretly survived which would make no sense since Abuela herself tragically saw him die.
Maybe, yeah a time skip to where Mirabel is chosen to be the future matriarch after Abuela but this would drag it on not in the best way.
I don't have anything against Disney wanting to make sequels when it's suitable for the story but they can't keep relying on making sequels especially to productions that don't need sequels which will jeopardize that production.
I don't know why Disney is so afraid of taking risks and trying new imaginitve ideas, and when they do take risks, they don't put enough effort into that risk and just set it up to fail.
There's also the fact that Disney tries too hard to prove a point in something like it has to include a certain factor to a work so hard that you can see it from space but not in a good way. It's more an in-your-face way that doesn't make anyone comfortable and comes off as an indirect insult.
The Disney now is trying to create an impossible flawless image of itself that doesn't exist.
The Disney back then accepted wins and losses as they are and took them as lessons which made the next ideas instant wins as they learned from their mistake and combined those lessons with new ideas to know what to do and what not to do.
This Disney now is trying to act like there's no flaw at all which is first mistake thinking that there shouldn't be a mistake to have to learn from, and the moment they find a mistake in their work then they'll scrap that idea saying that it didn't meet a desired standard, which is actually a nonexistent standard that they just came up with a few seconds ago.
I'm sorry if I'm rambling, but I think Disney really needs to sit down and rediscover what made Disney, Disney because they audience knows who Disney really is and is capable of but Disney itself needs to reawaken who it really is otherwise it'll just drag itself down.
funnily enough encanto is very sidelined by disney currently in favor of wish. They’re trying to force a franchise with wish whilst ignoring the potential of encanto which is their current biggest success since frozen. People have been asking for a series just a slice of life style show even a short for 2 years now! I absolutely agree encanto shouldn’t get a sequel movie but I think a tv show similar to tangled would have great potential to expand more on characters we didnt see.
I've been wanting to do an Encanto themed D&D game but couldn't think of what to do. A serialised problem/monster of the week would be cool.
What about the (political) enemies that burned down the former home of Abuela and Pedro and probably killed him? I personally think that the plot of the follow up would be much like frozen 2: give a cause to the magics appearance. [Spoilers] Frozen 2 was like "yeah your parents united two kingdoms, sort of, and were nice to the enemy despite having every right to be upset, so thats why there's your magic. Btw, there are more magic sources in the world than main characters", and it would make perfectly sense that the magic abilities given to the family Madrigal is a counterpart of another group with powers, thats going to be threatening to the people. Now that the mountain that separated the two locations literally split in half they could interact again - or attack. (If thats already a theory, sorry I didn't know that. It just crossed my mind how obvious that plot would be, considering wish also worked with a balance power, frozen 2 introduced 4,5 of them, Moana had the good power herself turn into bad and so on. See a theme here?)
@@sophiewiest3203 My first thought had been a mission to go explore beyond the mountain and find out what was there, but I was concerned that the film seemed to reference a real life war and I didn't know enough about it or that it would be too grim. Having other people with powers come along would be cool. Could probably look at some of the other character concepts and incorporate them.
Idea for an encanto follow up:
Abuela handing her responsibilities over to mirrabel. The next generation’s kid (probably dolores’) life leading up to gift ceremony and how mirabel while trying to not make the mistakes abuela did, makes different mistakes that add too much/different pressure onto the kid. The movie would be the journey on how family loves you and stuff and would show how mirrabel would apologise and take accountability for her actions.
You could shine light on how chamil is a tad bit overlooked and now as an adult still hasn’t really found himself and that’s ok. Antonio could be an important character and have some wise uncle words.
Doing it like this means you can keep the same cast while still keeping it fresh and add new characters.
a series that focuses on each individual family member (esp those who werent featured as much like mirabel’s mom or pepa’s kids) would be ideal
if they pulled the trigger in zootopia 2 and make clawhauser and bogo get a romantic side plot I think that shit would blow up
Also give Dolores a lot more screen time in the sequel and have her wedding with Mariano as part of the movie! And a lot of the plot could be putting a lot of effort into improving their communication, 'cuz like you said generational trauma doesn't go away overnight. Everyone could share their burdens with each other and we get more insight to how their gifts are both a blessing and a curse and see what each person struggles with. Isa and Luisa got some of that in the first movie, let everyone else in the family have some moments like that. And maybe Antonio gets lost in the forest at some point and comes riding back into town on a whole pack of leopards or something.
They did a great job telling the story to the point that it's hard coming up with enough to actually build a sequel, but that probably won't stop Disney.
You don't need to just continue the story when you can casually build a new one to follow
Honestly I'm hoping for a TV series.
A possible plot for Encanto 2 could be them finding out how the magic of the house came into existence
that’s explained in the first 5 minutes of the movie💀
Honestly, Encanto would work much better as a TV series like Tangled. Not financially, of course, but as an actual form of media. The large cast of popular characters would lend itself to that format, unlike a film which requires the focus to be on only a few individuals for most of the runtime. Would love a TV show, but of course, like you said, a movie is the only way for it to work financially.
I feel like for Encanto, a series would be a better way to go than a sequel movie. A series would offer more time to develop each of the characters.
That was a fantastic video in my opinion! You're not scared to share your own point of view and watching your videos is such a pleasure! So happy I stumbled across your channel:)
A sequel would be interesting, I’d like to see Dolores become a villain since she didn’t seem happy to have her gift back
I would really want to see an Encanto series. Maybe we could have both. 😅
i love Mirabel, but SHE BETTER NOT GET A GIFT
Yeah I think. Cause bad guy still holding Alma’s old hometown also the mountain splitting at where Alma’s Husband died, it meaning family have use their gift to defeat the bad guys for Freedom, I think.
4:15 not the first time Disney made a sequel animated series
I think a series would be the way to go if you want to continue the story. It worked super well for Tangled, and I could totally see all the characters getting their own fun episodes.
I think a second movie should address now that the mountain is now open for people to go in an out Maybe we can even get the family to be like a bunch of superheroes to save their village from fruits or something like what happened in the flashback
I think they might make a Encanto TV series
The idea that makes sense to me is several years later several people, including Abuela and Mirabel, head back through the gap in the mountains around their home and learn that the marauders who drove them from their homes were still terrorizing other people. They were bringing some of the refugees they found in hiding back to the Encanto when they were attacked and Abuela was killed, probably defending Mirabel.
This would create a new trauma for the family to heal from, raise the question of should they continue to stay in the valley or try to help others in their country, and show Mirabel having to grow into her new role as the family matriarch and source of the magic, all while preparing for the gift ceremony of Dolores and Mariano's first child.
If it focused on Antonio, I'd enjoy it since Pepa's family didn't get as much attention or development as Julieta's.
Just off the top of my head a sequel for Encanto could take place outside of the village, like maybe the kids find an old map that belonged to their Abuelo and then set out to find it, Antonio being told he's too young but stowing away and along the way they meet an explorer who's looking for the same thing thats on the map and helps them find it and then later betrays them and takes the what they found and tries to use it's power to conquer the world but Mirabel is able to talk him out of it and the explorer ends up giving her the item
but how would that work? pedro died 50 years ago in that river so whatever belongings he had are probably wayyy far away or buried entirely
@@lilac3266 good question, maybe Alma just put his stuff away because the memory was too painful or something like that
@@SonicSpeedGaming759 I don’t think he had much tho. From what’s told in dos oruguitas they only took essential belongings and had to flee fast. It wasn’t a case of we are moving out and want to explore the world it was we are under attack and need to leave NOW.
@@lilac3266 maybe, maybe not, like I said it was just the first thing that came to head
If they do end up expanding on the franchise, I think they should try something a little more concise like focusing on the dynamic between Mirabel and her sisters. "Encanto" had a lot of interesting characters, but since Mirabel had to be the main focus in the film, it was hard to get a real sense of their relationships as a whole. With Isabella I kind of get, she was raised with high expectation while Mirabel was shunted to the side, but I couldn't see much in terms of a sibling dynamic with Luisa.
Maybe a Disney+ series inspired in the style of family sitcoms of the late 80s and early 90s like full house and family matters
I did a theory of what can happen in Encanto 2, the story seems legit, but I also put in my Encanto O.C, Elina
I think Zootopia shorts are the way to go, at least to test the waters. Parallel with the movie, just flesh out the other characters, hint at something else and see how much of an audience there is for it.
Because unless you do a decades-long time skip where Antonio or new family members are the stars, not sure where the story would go exactly. Stories need conflict and while there's probably some lingering trauma, I don't see much of it left in the Encanto. While I can see the other recent Disney films having sequel potential within the confines of what they established, Encanto was a story about a family and their trauma. And that seems to be pretty healed.
No. An encanto 2 is extremely unnecessary. It's probably one of the only good original Disney properties to be released this decade.
I think I want EncanDOS but, …….I’m not sure because most Disney sequels suck. Yes. Encanto is a great movie and it has a lot of potential for a sequel but, at the same time Mulan also had a lot of potential for a sequel. Also the way Disney sabatoged movies like Strange World and Wish. I don’t know.
I don’t blame you for thinking it’s extremely unnecessary. I really really really don’t blame you.
Tv show, not movie
@@crashban4t.f.s.b783 strange world and wish are just bad movies imo. It's very unfortunate.
@@crashban4t.f.s.b783 "Mulan" did have a sequel. It came out in 2004.
Honestly, I didn’t like Encanto all that much. And tbh, I would have loved an Incredibles series. Bob and Helen balancing parenting, while teaching their kids to be heroes. Basically the Thundermans, but better, and with a (presumably) Higher budget.
Or, here me out, take the money for making a movie, and make an animated show out of it!
One of the things that made Encanto so popular where the characters. And a movie simply DOES NOT have the proper time to breath to delve into all the characters properly! People want to see more of the characters, of the family struggle to grow together again, over an in-universe longer period of time! A show can give us that. Don't cram that stuff into a movie and let interesting side characters fall off the line becouse there is no time to delve into them! (Looking at you, Maleficent 2!)
YES TO THIS‼️
I’d rather for Encanto to get a musical series (Tangled the series style) rather than a sequel. It would help expand the story of the family and the world all around
Another idea is that Antonio is about to die and that they need to go on a quest to get the medicine and at the end of the movie they give him the medicine and then Antonio’s door picture becomes his adult form.
I would like an Encanto 2 but if they're gonna ruin the film like they did to Frozen with Frozen 2, please don't Disney, we're good. 👍
I'd go with Dolores and Mariano's wedding for the overall plot where the stakes come from. With the emotional focus being Abuela trying to change but not being perfect(and the rest of the family adjusting obvi) I think planning wedding makes for obvious temptation to fall back into being controlling while also being a wonderful opportunity to put her family's emotional needs first. This would also allow us to focus on Dolores and her siblings and parents more than in the first film. Plus it was well established that Bruno messed up Peppa's wedding so there would be some intriguing tension there. And this would be kind of extra but Mariano being fleshed out beyond nice man that wants to marry a Madrigal.
I would like a series because it's mire content and they have more time to develop the characters
I would have preferred an Incredibles mini-series compared to the second movie. I also think Encanto would be a way better product if it was a series. There would be more time to spend with the characters and there doesn’t need to be a big antagonist.
I think rather than a sequel they should do a mini series to wrap up any questions from the movie or to entertain some of the ideas from the concepts for Encanto
I truly feel a series similar to the style of tangled the series is the only way for an encanto continuation. There’s so many characters and a series focused on slice of life and smaller plot makes it easier to focus on those characters and their dynamic. There’s so much to explore with Dolores and Mariano, bruno being back in the town and his relationship with those people, alma unlearning her ways and being open to change, luisa and isabela bonding because we never see that! there’s so much potential I feel like a sequel would ruin what was the best part of encanto being the characters and their relationships.
Personally, I think they should make an Encanto series in the vein of Tangled the Series. There is a lot they can do with the concept, and if it was just a movie I'm worried they would try to jam too much into the short run time a la Frozen 2.
exactly !
Yeah a prequel about the triplets does sound like a 3rd movie kind of deal since usually sequels tell another story and the third ones expand of already existing stuff
I think it would be good but there is always that fair especially with sequels sometimes not being as good as the original, since Disney is falling into a bit of a dark age again, the fear I have with the sequels coming out is that what if the story isn't good, because what if people spend all this money to go and see a sequel to one of their favourite movies like frozen or Encanto and it's just really not good, that would be truly disappointing and if Disney is in a slump era with movies like wish, then what does that mean for movies like frozen? That's my concern at the moment, it would be good to see a new film, as long as there's a good story and good songs that actually have a purpose and flesh out the characters, as well as tell an engaging story, not just something to make money.
it COULD be cool but I just don’t know what it would be about,the house breaking again? if they manage to find a good thing to base the movie off ,it would be great and they should def make it
2:28 what about Bruno song? Seriously though what's Disney against Bruno?
Encanto 2 could be an excellent idea. So could be a live-action remake of the Hunchback (provided that they do away with the talking gargoyles, but preserve the rest of the plot and, especially, the music. )
I don't think there would be a TV show for Encanto. At least, I don't see one. The Tangled one made sense because they had the movie, the short showing Rapunzel's wedding to Eugene and the show filled in the in-between. Rapunzel adjusting to getting to know her parents, why it took her as long as Eugene claimed for her to agree to marry him, etc. Even the short was made because of a comment Eugene made at the end of the movie about him and Rapunzel getting married. The only way I can see a show happening is maybe a prequel series, show Mirabel growing up as a kid with no powers or maybe how her mother, aunt and uncle grew up. (I'd honestly find the latter more entertaining and I know a bunch of people who draw fanart of the triplets as kids and young adults would agree.)
As for a sequel movie, I've heard a few thoughts on this. One thought I've heard is that a sequel would have the characters explore outside of the village and into further civilization. Another I've heard is introducing a new generation. Maybe Mirabel's Abuela is gone and now she's the one running the house with her sisters and maybe even herself having spouses and kids of their own that end up in their own mischief. Maybe it's just the start before a new generation and it's Delores getting married. There are places they can go with it. Heck, there could even be some overlap of the two.
It isn't necessary, but I'd watch it just to see where they go with it. I think it would be interesting.
I mean dolores and Mariano end up dating by the end? there was a cut epilogue of mirabel getting her own room. Or they could just have it be slice of life. The tangled series introduced new characters and world building they can absolutely do that for encanto. They can also explore a lot of dynamics we didnt get to see in the movie. There’s 13 madrigals and only 90 mins in the movie. I feel a series would have more creative freedom too. It could be set post movie but have some episodes that are flashbacks to triplets childhood or grandkids when young or even very recently before the movie. They could do that
If they do a sequel - which I want sooo badly- this should be the plot:
Three years after the events of the first film, Mirabel, now 18, is closer to her family than ever before and even has her own fantastical door and bedroom generously provided to her by the rest of the family. Despite this, she still can’t help but wonder why she was denied a magical gift thirteen years prior. One night, Mirabel wishes on a shooting star for her answers, and ends up being called by the magic of her ancestors to the place where it originated and where Pedro grew up - and the magic of the whole Encanto starts to falter thanks to the rift between its people and those from the outskirts of the Encanto that was started by the attack that forced Alma and Pedro out of their original homes many years ago. Mirabel, Isabela, and Luisa must travel to the land of their ancestors to uncover the reason behind Mirabel’s lack of a power and save the Encanto.
I heard they were doing a sequel. Of course, I would have preferred a series. There's more potential for it given it's plot and the relatable family dynamic.
A sequel shouldn't happen unless they have a story worth it.
But a prequel would be cool
Omg Encanto prequel. I would watch it on loop
I think I’d prefer a series we get that way we get more in depth on the family
I still haven't seen Zootopia. Idk why
They should make Alma die and make Mirabel be the family leader and make Isabella be jealous about it and make it make her lose all of her pride. Make it break her and make her prove that she could be a better leader than Mirabel can and in the end of the film Mirabel gives the leadership position to Isabella.
An Incredibles 2 tv show or better yet Comic Book.
Honestly, this is one of a few Disney movies I feel like that was made to have a sequel. In fact, I’d say Encanto kind of feels like a sequel in someways. I don’t mean that in the disrespectful way, but it feels like the movie itself hinted to a larger plot instead of self-contained family drama that being what caused them to need the Miracle in the first place, I would love to see the sequel dive into That somehow maybe introduce some really cool, big villain, although I know the history behind the big migration from Venezuela to Colombia so it might be too dark for a Disney movie but it would still be cool to see
Plus, it does also lend itself well to a TV series. If you want to expand on smaller individual stories with all the characters we saw the movie that I’m sure people would love to see more of.
I think a vacation will be best .
Let EncanDOS and EncanTRES happen the way the people who works on it wants it to be like. Don’t Sabatoge them. Assuming they want to give the movie two sequels.
I think a good sequel to this would be an outsider managed to come into the town when the magic disappeared.
You know what would be good idea? If they shown us in some short time how all people deal with their trauma and find their way and then there would be that one character that would have real problem to overcome all that happened and Mirabel would be the one to help them. Could work as the idea for the movie( Sheesh, could even be Abuela, why not
Unfortunately I don't think they're gonna do a prequel because it wouldn't have a good end and Disney can't have that..
Well, We Don’t Want It To Be The Cars 2 Of Encanto Where Antonio Would Become A Spy For No Reason
Why did Mirabel not get a power?
Is it the intro of a new villain (we call him darko at subject studios)
Surprised Disney hasn't announced a sequel yet I mean the characters in Encanto have appeared in Disneyland
I realy, realy don't need a sequel, but if they did one, mabey it should be about why the Madrigals have gifts in the first place? To protect the people and the encanto. Mabey their village gets attackted and the Madrigals have to help? Mirabelle and Alma as the leaders, Julietta can heal the injured, Bruno can see the attacks comming, Camillo, Dolores & Antonio spy on the attakers, Peppa, Luisa and Isabella can fight them of (Isabella also grows food for the people), Augustin, Felix and Mariano are there to support everyone, etc.
explained in the first 5 mins
Both? Both both both is good.
truly looking forword to frozen 3 and 4 and i am not a fan of encanto i personal love if they make raya the last dragon 2 i could see them make a tv series for encanto like they are doing with moana i have 2 disney princess i love to see on the big screen called sofia and elena
Gotta be honest, I've always wanted a Zootopia sequel, 'cause I've wanted to see reptiles and birds.
I absolutely love Encanto but I’m very cautious about a sequel. I love the characters, but given how great the ending was of the first movie, I’m just hoping they don’t butcher it. MIRABEL BETTER NOT GET A GIFT
The idea of an encanto tv show might be good I always like a good tv follow up but I believe Disney dosen’t do tv follow ups very well some are good like Jake and the neverland pirates the lion guard and tangled tv show but if there a company that does tv follow ups good it’s Dreamworks but Disney doesn’t do it in the amazing way Dreamworks does but I’d like to see an attempt at an encanto tv follow up like tangled did
Absolutely No. Encanto doesn't need a sequel
I want both.
yes please come encanto 2 i want to see it one of these days.
i like seeing it along with zootopia 2.
Please do a review of Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 1 episode 6.
Hopefully Disney doesn’t sabatoge EncanDOS
To be fair I think Incredibles might have been better as a tv show. It could have developed the villain better.
The Uncle should find love.
He already has.
Mirabel gets the villain arc she deserves
After what happened with Frozen II and Ralph Breaks the Internet, no thank you.
DISNEY PLEASE LISTEN THIS MAN OR ELSE
I would love to a see a sequel i just hope they don't ruin it. I didn't really like frozen 2...
Disney, we need to talk about Bruno.....in a sequel.
pleaseeeeeee, we don't need am Encanto 2 but we deserve it!
No, I’d prefer a Disney plus series
Yes!
Is it Bruno thats really popular or is it just "we don't talk about bruno"..?🤔
A comic but sad character? That makes him popular. But the song really gets you feeling for him, which also makes him popular. So i think it depends on the person and how they get characters they like.
I know i only really started to like him the moment i felt he had depth and meaning. At first, just a crazy guy in the walls, but then you see that it's all to cope, that delores has to know of his existance within the house but just keep her mouth shut until mirabel asks, and that he's very human.
Kind of like catra in shera for netflix. At first, she's just a cat person, which gets people interested in her. But then she becomes very human in her struggles and that makes people really latch onto her story.
But also, the song really slaps
Encanto failed at the box office and that's all that Disney cares about
They could call It ENCANTWO
No. It's over as it should be. Need something new and good now
I want Encanto 2
a sequel to Encanto is no unnecessary so stop saying sequels are unnecessary so please stop and let it go
No. I don't want a sequel. Leave it alone like Coco.
Am I the only one who liked wish-