The Madrigal’s Magnificently Magical Movie | Encanto Review
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Yo, when Antonio sticks his hand out and asks Mirabel to walk him up to the door because he needs her…I died inside
same..im a guy and got tears a lot at that scene XD
I normally cry with Disney movies, but this movie has been making me cry since I first knew of its existence, in an interview that Lin Manuel made about the Hamilton movie, he mentioned working on this movie, and I stopped my breath and cried, I never thought Disney would make a movie about my country. And the plot, for a long time I was the youngest in my family (on my mom's side) and while some times that meant a lot of attention, it also meant feeling left out, you think Mirabel's family is big, my mom has 5 siblings, so this movie touches me both culture and experience wise.
Speaking of crying, there was a scene during the last 15 minutes where I was crying so hard that I would consider it as the saddest scene from a Disney movie since Mufasa’s death.
parce a mi tambien!
@@Starwarsfanboy0928 Agreed. That moment has a powerful impact and every element in the scene contributes to the effect, specially for those of us in the audience who know its significance.
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Fucking same
Fun fact about the voice of Bruno that is actually done by John leguizamo that’s right the same who voice everybody’s favorite comic relief from blu sky in the franchise ice age Sid the sloth and this is his first time voicing and being on a Disney film.
I’m glad to see John Leguizamo moving on from the Ice Age franchise and doing more voice work in other animated films. Hopefully his voice work in Encanto will open up more opportunities for John to do voice work in other animated films.
John Leguizamo is a great actor and this movie can show that he can be in great projects.
He was also Luigi in the Super Mario Bros movie, the one that was really bad
@@clownfromspongebob3979 He's also that car Mechanic in the 1st 2 John Wick movies.
I'd like to thank Disney for introducing kids to seldom seen species such as jaguars, tapirs and capybaras.
And coatimundis. And three or four species of toucan.
Don't forget qoutis
I thought a lot of people knew about jaguars already.
This is honestly the biggest surprise from Disney since Zootopia. I wasn't excited for this at first but walking out it blew me away. This is my 2nd favorite animated film of the year behind Mitchells vs Machines.
What’s wrong with Raya And The Last Dragon?
@@friepaign3828 I found Encanto to have more Disney magic in it and it's surprisingly more mature. But don't get me wrong I found Raya and the Last Dragon to be fantastic and I would rank that as my 3rd favorite animated film of the year.
@@friepaign3828 You can't tell me what opinion to have Luigi Marinus Gaming (and yes I can tell it's you by all your comments)
@@frozenthingsstudios2452 For that matter, what is your top 5 this year?
@@10thDoctorWhoovez For animation
1. The Mitchells vs The Machines
2. Encanto
3. Raya and the Last Dragon
4. Luca
5. Ron's Gone Wrong
But in general it would be
1. No Time To Die
2. Last Night in Soho
3. Dune
4. The Mitchells vs The Machines
5. The Suicide Squad
(Encanto is at number 6)
I disagree about the ending.
SPOILERS:
So many movies seem to say that if one has a special talent the best thing that can happen to them is losing it. That the talent itself is bad. By letting the Madrigals get their gifts back when they fixed the true problem of their broken family bonds and OVERLY obsessing over their gifts and about being exactly what was expected of them, it felt less like "Don't stand out" and more like "take pride of your specialties, but don't let it define you." Does that make sense?
It’s not that using their talents was bad and that wasn’t the message. Luisa for example likes being helpful and protecting others, but her super strength and helpful nature was taken advantage of continuously to where she was feeling stressed and burn out. Isabella had a fake perfect persona and her powers came out superficially perfect until she had the cactus incident. Then she explored her powers in a more honest, healthy way. The message was about unconditional love. Abuela made everyone feel like they needed to earn her love and their own gifts. From Mirabel’s sisters’ perspectives, Abuela loved Mirabel…until she had no gift. They internalized that message and put their own pursuits and joys aside so as not to become undeserving too.
@@tarragoncake1556 Exactly my point. Maybe I fumbled at my explanation. I was praising the movie because the message WASN'T "Having a talent is bad." which it could have been interpreted as if the family didn't get their gifts back. Animat criticized the ending for restoring the magic. I was trying to respectfully express my differing opinion.
Yeah, the magic is a metaphor for the family's bond and one of the messages of the movie is that even if you have amazing talent it shouldn't define you, a message that would've suffered if they just lose their talents and that choice was forced on them.
THANK YOU. I feel exactly the same, how are the members gonna learn the balance of being themselves and handle their gift if the latter is gone? Also I think that saying everyone should lose their power because is "more balanced" or "realistic" is bad, because it's like saying that the only way Mirabel can be treated as equal by the family is only if everyone else comes down to her level, in a way.
Also, for a more personal pov, I felt Luisa feeling useless because she was losing her gift. I'm a point in life where I'm stuck with my studies, I'm having problems with the things _I_ choose to study and don't feel strong anymore, so I'd love to have the support necessary to back myself up and recover from my fall. Seeing Luisa strong again reassures me that, sooner or later, I'll be strong again as well.
@@jasmidnurmi9857 I really don't see the magic power as their "talent", but rather an extension/symbolism of their "natural talent" that got manifested into superpower. However, some of the power in the movie aren't exactly a "blessing" or even considered a "talent", like Bruno's ability to see the future or Pepa's controlling weather with her emotion, which can be disastrous when she has a mood swing. Additionally, Bruno's actual "gift" is not his ability to see future, it's his love for theatre and acting, as showed in his room where he has different cardboard cutout that he put on the mice pretending like it's a TV and he knows about soap opera stuff.
The way I see it is that the magic they got was given to them during their time of need to rebuild their home and community during that 50 years since Pedro's sacrifice. The movie's main plot of "miracle is dying" can also be interpreted that the magic is slowly losing its power as time passing, and the resolution of them coming together again and rebuild the Casita showed that they can overcome any hardship without having to rely on magic ability, and thus the miracle's duty is complete. Additionally, you can see the character's growth in the end during the "All of you" song, like Luisa singing "I may not be as strong, but I'm getting wiser" or Isabella sings "I need sunlight and fertilizer", it shows that without magic they still continue to nurture the gift/talent they were born with. If anything, not having back the magic would reinforce Abuela's line "The miracle is you, not some gift, just you" even stronger, and I'd say make a better, more universal moral than just "take pride of your specialties, but don't let it define you." The magic being taken away from them wouldn't undercut the development of the characters, rather something that it's a possibility bound to happen and they need to accept it and move on to live without having to rely on magic anymore.
I will be perfectly honest that this is quite possibly my favorite Disney movie (it is absolutely Top 4 but need to figure out where it Tangled, Wreck It Ralph and Beauty and the Beast fall in there)
Same! I settled with a shared first place with Tangled, closely followed by inside out and the Emperers Groove
To put this into my Top 4 I would have to differentiate classic from new Disney. I love it, no question there, but when I also put Frozen and Moana on my list I want my Aladdin, Lion King and Hercules and then it gets difficult. XD
This man seriously did not just pronounce Academia like that
I was looking for this comment. That physically hurt me 💀
Alot of his pronouncination just KILLED me
I enjoyed this movie. Honestly, the colors were so bright and it felt like I could walk through the screen and be a part of the village. I also liked how Disney acknowledged that there were Afro Colombians of different shades. Both Maribel and Bruno are characters I can relate to in terms of not being like anyone else but my own self.
Through out the hard times with reboots, prequels and sequels. This film really showed the true meaning of Disney Magic.
The music, the colors, the characters, and a new culture to explore!
Lin is stacking the cards for that PEGOT, isn't he?
You can tell Lin helped write this. It's written as if for the stage. Not only is it song heavy, but it has basically just one set. What's most stage-like and also the most daring about it is it's a character piece. Character pieces are hard for kids to follow unless they're already familiar with the characters in question. And since kids are part of the target audience, the movie has to keep their attention.
Lin and other writers have stated from the beginning that they intend this to be a Disney princess film. And Mirabel meets the qualifications, including having a familial tie to her community's leadership (she's the granddaughter of the de facto mayor of Encanto, making her a "princess" in the same way Pocahontas is). Thus I can confidently say that Mirabel is not only the first Disney princess to wear glasses, but she is also the most adorable Disney princess. With Mirabel's addition to the lineup, the letter M will be overrepresented at the start of a princess name, at four such names: Mulan, Merida, Moana and Mirabel. The next most frequently occurring first letter is A, with three princesses whose names start with it (including Anna, who won't join the lineup until the Frozen hype dies down, but is considered an auxiliary member).
Not all of us are from Colombia. Nobody really has magical powers. You'd think on that basis, this movie would be hard to relate to...but the reverse is true. It could have been set anywhere (but the music would have to be different); the magic is incidental. I found myself thinking back to LILO AND STITCH, which had that same idea of the family (ohana?) being what's important. This one gets my seal of approval also.
Okay but Antonio is literally my favorite character from this movie! He is literally so sweet and adorable and the closest to Mirabel out of her other family members. Plus, HE CAN TALK TO ANIMALS! I WANT THAT POWER! He's so cute I just want to hug him! ^w^
Also I loved all the songs from this movie but my personal favorite was "surface pressure".
And so, Disney’s animated lineup of 2021, (or should I nickname it, “Disney’s animated World Showcase”) comes to a close with a bang! Raya and the Last Dragon, Luca (from Pixar), and Encanto are all great and what’s seems to be a massive beauty on this lineup is that they’re all set in foreign lands, they are released in one year, and they succeeded harmoniously. They should do that again in another year someday
Disney’s 2021 release slate was like being in Epcot without leaving home and not paying all the money for a day in the park.
Raya was bad tho
@@yourmama6099 I liked it.
@@yourmama6099 that’s your opinion. Not mine
@@jamesheatherly4209 agreed. Ands it’s a diverse group too
Disney truly pulled out all the stops for this movie. They even made sure to include the themes of generational trauma outside of the theater. For example, when I got home from seeing this movie, my mom told me that my dad had a secret child none of us knew about, she has the same name as my younger sister, and that my dad’s side of the family knew about her and have been talking to her for a year. Oh, and they had her, her husband, and her kid over for thanksgiving.
Your dad is an ass. I'm so sorry that happened
I went to go watch Encanto on its opening day, and I absolutely loved it. They were giving away posters for it in the lobby at my local theater, so I picked one up on my way out when I left the theater.
Gotta say, this has got to be some highly detailed review of an animated film you've ever done.
It's no wonder it had to come out a day late, but it was worth it.
I just saw this film tonight on the big screen, and it was pretty good. The interactions between the various family members and insights into their respective character really aided the story and themes of the movie. Not to mention the animation was delightful, especially regarding the house and various animals. And while I wouldn't say the songs are as memorable as those from "Moana" (at least regarding LMM's involvement), they were still very captivating. IMO it's definitely the better of Disney's in-house animated films from this year.
That "Far from the Tree" short was also a solid effort. It was intriguing seeing raccoons explore a beach environment and I like the 2D aesthetic in the animation. The only issue I had with it was the frame rate, which felt off-putting.
I would really love to see this movie get a cartoon series though I'd be really nervous as well. Like i dont really know where they could take the movie but if it was handled like tangled it could be epic.
Spoiler Alert: This movie was a masterpiece, but I have to say the only thing I didn't like about the movie is that no one besides Mirabel was the one tell the grandmother off. I honestly wish it was Mirabel's mom who yelled at the grandmother because family member or not, no one should be allowed to talk down to your child in front of you like that. I even got mad at the fact that neither of the sisters even questioned Bruno's exile. I honestly hope we get a Disney Plus series or sequel that kind of mends these problems because for example, I highly doubt that Bruno's relationship with his mother is going to be easy to mend. Bruno's mother caused him a lot of trauma and trauma doesn't go away in an instant. Also, I would love to see more adventures with Mirabel and the Madrigal family, along with giving development to more of the characters and their powers.
And there sadly was no adventure, and no new villain. Why are memorable new Disney villains dying out?
@JT anime and music i think the reason none of the family stood up to the grandma is because they were scared. They already knew that Bruno had a gift and was exiled and they didn’t want the same think to happen to them or another thing is that they didn’t want to disappoint her and just put up with it.
They probably didn’t want the most of the family ganging up on the grandmother since it would be hard to bounce back to the message of family if said family aired out their grievances/pushed back at her all at the same time. I also wish the mother would have pushed back against the grandmother a little more, but being from a Latino family myself it’s not too uncommon for parents to step side and not say anything when the elders of the family are the head of the household. Seen it happen in my immediate family, my extended family, and close Latino friend’s families.
But Bruno wasn't exiled... he just left. Only Dolores knew he was still in the house. Also the movie ends on a PERFECT note. It ISNT all fixed it ISNT the same as the before but... it's starting the steps to being fixed. Luisa and Isabella are now showing their true selves with out fear, the grandma is now starting to put less pressure on everyone and Bruno just talking is starting to no longer be seen as him telling people prophecies
I agree. But as a movie, Encanto is really good at delivering family drama. We saw that Julietta and Agustin arguing about how Abuela treat Mirabel in one scene and honestly i want to see more of that. And regarding Bruno. He left on his own and not exiled so Julietta and Pepa cannot do much as complaining cannot bring Bruno back. A prequel or sequel disney+ series would be nice but i'm quite content with how the movie is and didnt hope for any extension.
Encanto is the Colombian "Tangled", were Disney makes the best that can happen. Spanish is a language.
I saw this movie today and loved it. I liked it a lot more than Raya in my opinion
I bought tickets for my parents and myself to watch an evening screening of "Encanto" as my Thanksgiving treat from me to them and we thought it was great! While it's your "chosen one" storyline, it was beautifully executed with some of Disney's most colorful animation, characters with special personalities around the Columbian culture, and some upbeat songs from Lin-Manuel Miranda on par with the ones in "Moana"! It's a 9 out of 10 for me as it was amazing and, obviously, the best animated film of 2021 released theatrically! Wish the team Byron Howard, Jared Bush, and Clark Spencer to win their next Academy Awards since one of the best computer-animated features from Disney, "Zootopia"!
Why the quotations arounds the movies?
@@Isaacarthy It's important for most movies, books, and other titles in forms of media must have quotations.
@@BigLightning4360 I usually just title that stuff without quotations unless it’s in an essay or article or something.
Colombia *
@@josemanuek9716 thank you
This is great! For 8 years in Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Stephanie Beatriz has been playing the second fiddle to Andy Samberg. In Encanto, Stephanie Beatriz finally has her own lead role for a change! I am very happy for Stephanie Beatriz. I knew she would make it in such a big part eventually. She came a very long way as a voice actress since she started voicing Chloe Barbash in Bob's Burgers 5 years earlier. December 6, 2021, 6:08pm
Felix's power is DANCE
I am so lucky to be at the age where I needed this.
I’ve been having some self esteem issues lately, and Encanto has really helped me.
I relate to Mirabel and her two sisters in one way or another.
For some context, I’m the genius in my family. Just turned 13 and I’m in Calculus.
I relate to people like Mirabel, and I never feel good enough to meet my own standards.
It’s often hard to keep up with the elevated expectations from everyone like Luisa
And I feel like I could do so much more if I knew that I didn’t have to be perfect like Isabela.
I set really high standards for myself, and when I don’t meet them, (usually by making a minor mistake), I break.
So to anyone reading this, just know that you’re more than good enough.
You are a Miracle.
No one can be perfect, but that’s just the beauty of life. We all strive for perfection in one way or another.
We should strive to be the best version of ourselves.
To anyone who feels overshadowed by siblings or by other people, just know that everyone struggles with something.
It’s hard for even me to believe this about myself, but it’s something I’m working on.
I saw this on the day it premiered and loved EVERYTHING about it! The comedy, the animation the voices, the family and the MUSIC...Dios Mio, the music is so catchy. On my way home, I was humming "Welcome to the Family Madrigal" and "Pressure" in my head for hours.
My three favorite members of the family are Luisa, Antonio and Mirabelle; the first and last example being two of my most relatable examples. Much like Luisa, people have often said I was pretty strong...but even strong people can be pretty vulnerable on the inside.
As for Mirabelle, I know how it feels to grow up in a family where your kin is either highly skillful or incredibly gifted. My dad can work the farm better than most of us, my mom does nearly everything around the house and my sister is able to drive and find work anywhere.
Meanwhile, due to my special needs; I can't drive anywhere on my own or use certain tools or pieces of machinery. Sure, I'm a gifted storyteller and have a talent for writing (with three of my stories fully published.) But according to today's society, people like writers and artists are "the least important people in the world" (or as some big business people call us, jobless low-lifes.)
Due to such circumstances, I can't help but feel a little down with what/who I am. But my mother always tells me that aside from helping the family out whenever possible, my biggest job is keeping our family emotionally stable by keeping their spirits up.
In closing, not only was this movie great but it connected with me on several levels.
Final Verdict - A
I saw this yesterday and loved it!! I can honestly relate to Mirabel and her and her sister Luiza are my favs. As far as the story goes it REALLY WAS similar to MHA as Mirabel is born without a gift same as deku is born quirkless
My mom, one of my bffs, and I saw it yesterday. I made that comparison, too.
Bruno carried the entire film tbh
🎶We don’t talk about Bruno. No. No. No. 🎶
@@hunterolaughlin I love that song but poor Bruno.
It would've been my favorite Disney movie of all time if not for the rushed final act. It was sufficient, but lord, felt so messy. Most Disney spin-off shows were cash grabs, but this movie actively NEEDS an expansion.
Excellent review, I'm Colombian and i saw the movie today with my family and we all loved it. Thank you Disney for showing the world our biodiversity and culture. 😀😀
❤💖 Interesting fact - This is the amazing collaboration between the directors of Zootopia Byron Howard and Jared Bush and Lin Manuel Miranda the music songwriter from Moana making a beloved animated film Encanto. Such an amazing collaboration with amazing talented filmmakers. I did heard news that these filmmakers were making an original animated film announcement back in 2016 and back when Zootopia and Moana were released during that time.
Happy 5th Anniversary to both Zootopia and Moana! I am watching both movies this year! Congratulations, Disney filmmakers! 😃😀😄😁😊😉 👍🏻 💖❤
"We don't talk about Bruno" is a song with salsa rythm, not tango.
Lin Manuel Miranda is amazing. His work in Hamilton and In The Heights is amazing.
I’m probably going to get a lot of backlash from Disney purists, but I’m actually looking forward to the upcoming live-action Little Mermaid remake due to Lin Manuel Miranda going to be collaborating with legendary composer Alan Menken to create new songs for the film. And with how much I’ve enjoyed Lin Manuel Miranda’s work like Hamilton and his songs in Moana and now in this film, I’m definitely excited to see what he and Alan Menken can come up with.
@@hunterolaughlin I’m with you. I’m very curious on what the and remake and it’s new songs are gonna be like
@@jamesgeorgi6627 I’m happy to not be alone in this.
Why didn’t you talk about “Dos Oruguitas”, Matt? That song is one of the highlights of the picture :( and seems to be the one they’ll be pushing for the Original song Oscar
It really is, but I feel like non Spanish speakers aren’t going to get it tho. I was bawling with that song
He clearly doesn't speak Spanish. lol
@@xPrincessJellyfishx I don't understand Spanish and it still made me cry. I'm sure once I really listen to the English version that plays during the credits I can get an even better understanding of how heartbreaking that scene was.
@@hs_conspiracy Actually the lyrics are not very related to the scene. They basically describe how “two caterpillars turn into chrysalis and then into butterflies” but of course it’s a metaphor to two young people learning to raise a family”.
Still I find it weird that he didn’t even mention the song exists, commenting on the feeling it gives despite not knowing what it is about.
@@xPrincessJellyfishx there's actually an english version sang by the same singer! I've been listening to the soundtracks on loop and it's in there lol
How did you miss Dos Oruguitas when talking about the songs? Was it because of the spoilers it contained?? Because in my opinion, that song is the best one of the movie.
IKR? I know they weren't sung by the main cast, but I find it a disservice he didn't talk about Dos Oruguitas and Colombia, Mi Encanto when he talked about music.
I just saw this today with my sister, and we loved it. The songs were great, the characters were very enjoyable, and we were both crying by the end. Even the opening short got us tearing up a little (even if we missed the first minute or so).
Wait, wait. You were so immersed into the movie that you left out "Dos oruguitas", the song you hear during the heartfelt moment between abuela Alma and Mirabel. While not a very outstanding song because it is supposed to accompany the backstory imagery, it is a beautiful piece. And I admit that I tear up every time I hear certain accords from it, even when not watching the movie.
I love it, I'm from Colombia and I appriciate the fact they acknowledge the sad side of our country in a very sutil and emotional way, THANK YOU DISNEY
No better feeling than walking out of the theater knowing you just saw one of your top ten favorite disney animated movies for the first time.
I think this movie is the definition of Disney’s best work! From the beautiful animation, to the catchy soundtrack, to the colorful and creative characters, to the unpredictable plot, everything about this movie I loved! I literally watch it everyday now that it’s out on Disney+! I may have only watched this once in the movies a week before it released on Disney+, but it was definitely worth it!
I saw this yesterday in the theater thanks to my older brother and I am thankful that I got to see this new Disney animated feature after haven’t not been to the theaters much this year except to see Jungle Cruise, Black Widow and Addams Family 2, and this one was my best theater experience in a long time. I definitely had a lot of fun with the Madrigal Family and with the Lin Manuel Miranda songs. Three of them like “The Family Madrigal”, “Surface Pressure” and “We Don’t Talk About Bruno” ended up stuck in my head after each one ended. So I definitely know Lin knocked it out of the park with these songs. And I’m just excited for what Lin will have for the upcoming live-action Little Mermaid remake when he’ll be collaborating with the original film’s composer and Disney Legend Alan Menken. It’s going to be the ultimate collaboration. To quote Timothy Mouse: “I can see it all now!”
The conclusion is perfect. It doesn't fix everything, not everything is the same but it's the first steps to being in the middle. I loved it. Because I'm sick of seeing Disney movies at the end just having everything good and fixed but this time we saw it end on the first few steps towards rhat
An encanto ad popped up before this-how ironic
Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz), spoken: “DRAWERS! FLOORS! DOORS! Let’s GO!”
This is our home, we've got every generation
Imagine how much more impaceful it would be if it was on of the kids who caused the issue. This forces the family to take a look at they way they have treated the children of the family. Have the reveal early and have the resolution take a while as they try to fix what was broken while trying to fix the situation. Really drive home the family conflict.
This Movie is much better than Raya and the Last Dragon,Fight Me.
I was waiting for him to mention Dos Oroguitas but well...
It's the most metaphorical song and one of the most emotional one too ...
Considering AniMat gave one aspect of Raya and the Last Dragon 8/10 and an aspect of Luca a 7/10 while all aspects of Encanto are all 9/10 and 10/10, Encanto is definitely going to be his number 1 best animated film of 2021.
2021, the year Lin-Manuel Miranda became Win-Manuel Miranda.
You forgot two songs: Dos Orugitas, or two caterpillars a very emotional one and the real final song (and one of my favorites) Colombia Mi Encanto
I know that those are in spanish not english but still
Animat rating for Raya (27/30)
Animat rating for Encanto (28/30)
THANK GOD Raya was not a good movie AT ALL.
Raya was awesome.
@@coolnerdlll6053 no
How is 27/30 not good?
That's like saying all movies of this year are bad except for Encanto.
Raya is fine, definitely not #1 but not the worst. I just don't like the fact that they bunched up SE Asian culture rather than focusing on one(like Encanto where's it's just Colombia) and one thing that really pissed me off is that the majority of the main voice actors are East Asian, nitpicky but it's just stupid imo. The story is fine and the concept is okay but I personally relate to Encanto more eventhough part of my family are from SE Asia(Thailand).
YES ANIMATT!! I was looking for you to review this, and well as I am gonna review the movie. I love Disney, sometimes
I just watched this movie in theaters earlier today, and it was really awesome. It was also my first movie theater experience since Pixar's "Onward", so this was a great way of coming back to something I used to do.
“Piper” + “Bambi” + the beginning of “Finding Nemo” = Far From the Tree
Whatever you do, Don't talk about Bruno...
❤️ *Es una película dedicada al creador de por su hermosa Creación.*
Vida,valores,virtudes,principios y la gracia de Dios en cada elemento natural. *El poder de Mirabel es su calidad humana,rica en espiritualidad*
Is there a new trend where a movie or game that has a surprise character that wasn't shown advertising and nobody excepted that character but everybody fell in love with them.
Seriously, Deltarune has Spamton and Jevil, Moana has Tamatoa and Encanto has Bruno. I have nothing against this trend, I absolutely love it.
Amazing review! 🦋 You are right, this movie is worth returning to theaters... 🍿 But not only that, but returning to see it not only once, but twice or more, every time you catch something new. Lovable movie! 💖
Encanto was beautiful! I love to see Colombia someday!
I just saw this in 3D, and WOW!! That film was fantastic!! I really love how the message of family really handles it well. The animation is beautifully crafted with lots of color, and the characters are also likable. I especially love the songs in the film that spices up the animation. I think this is the best animated film for this year.
I Saw It In 3D Also, It Wasn’t The Best 3D Since Shrek Forever After, But The Part Where Antonio’s Hand Was Sticking Out Of The Screen And Sparks Were Coming Out, They Were Pretty Good
If I would create a main antagonist for Encanto it would take inspiration from Royal Pain from Sky High and other main villains from My hero academia and him or her a Colombian makeover.
The movie Encanto was fantastic and amazing!! I love it so much!!
Encanto’s handling of using a quantity of characters in its story is so good that not even Blue Sky was able to handle that flawlessly in their films, with the exception of The Peanuts Movie which has a lot of characters but still did it so well.
Between both We Don't Talk About Bruno and Surface Pressure, along with Save the City from Hawkeye, 2021 was the year of major Disney bops 🤗 Also, they should already get to making a stage show out of this movie like they did with Frozen.
That movie is absolutely amazing and my favorite character in the movie is Mirabel and Bruno and the songs in the movie are quite similar to Columbia Theme with Latin pop and hip-hop my favorite song in this movie is waiting for a miracle and we don’t talk about Bruno
I'm surprised you didn't mention the two songs that aren't sung by the family Encanto, and Dos Orguquitas. I liked them both. :03
I'm from Colombia and I loved ENCANTO
🎉🍰 🎊 Congratulations, Lin Manuel Miranda! You did an amazing job making music and movies of 2021! You deserved an Award for Best Movie Music and Collaboration! 🎊 🍰🎉
It seems Sony and Disney are only in the list with Vivo and The Mitchells VS The Machines in 5 and 4 respectively, and Luca, Raya and the Last Dragon and Encanto in the top 3. Good job for these two studios.
Anyone else feel like the movie was too short?
Good review but did he actually say my hero aycadamia
I watched it yesterday and it's definitely one of the best Disney movies ever ;)
I was hoping and waiting for you to review this movie.
"Maybe your gift is being in denial." OOF
Better than Raya
Glad I'm not the only one who sees parallels between this and MHA.
I love circus pressure when it's going through my cancer it's the one song that made me feel I can't do it
This movie had me. It pulled on my heart strings.
I love it.
But the fandom? It's a messed up place
Watched it once with my friend on her Disney+ account, and super glad I did. Encanto easily becomes my favorite modern Disney film.
Also, I wonder why you didn't talk about Dos Orugitas. That one was my favorite song of all time from the film and was used as a background song for explaining Abuela's backstory that was shown in the beginning with more context.
Although not as stand out as other songs, it shows so many emotions with its message and its imagery that was shown.
If you can tolerate the songs, there is an emotional story to be appreciated.
(9/10) The Story
(10/10) The Animation
(10/10) The Characters
(9/10) The Songs
I Give Encanto (10/10) I think o just found a favorite all ready
My turn!
The Story (5/10) Too unoriginal for it's "save the magic" story (but I will give it credit that the team at Disney did put effort)
The Animation (9/10) At least it's not bad, but the designs look too realistic
The Characters (6/10) It was a mixed bag, they can be ranged from generically good (6/10) to stupidly annoying (1/10)
The Songs (7/10) Sure, this is still Disney, but the songs doesn't make me irritated
I give Encanto a 5/10 for being mediocre, but at least it's enjoyable.
I highly recommend you to just skip Raya and The Last Dragon and stick to Encanto instead.
For me, I rather just watch Mickey's Twice Upon a Christmas instead of this.
P.S: At least Disney tried...
Story: 7/10 (It's quite unoriginal, since it's like one of those chosen ones story, but it's still fine.)
Animation and camera movements: 9/10 (Absolutely amazing, and the camera movements in the songs fits well!)
Characters: 9/10 (I like how some characters are struggling to be perfect or is struggling to carry the entire family on her shoulders to protect them talking about Luisa and Isabela)
The songs: 9.5/10 (I absolutely love the "We don't talk about Bruno", "Waiting on a miracle", and "What else can I do?". We don't talk about Bruno gives you mixed emotions about Bruno thinking that he's a villain when in reality he's just a guy who left his family, because he fears that he doesn't fit in. Waiting on a miracle represents Mirabel struggling as an outcast, and questions where she's supposed to be part of the family. Finally, "What Else Can I do?" is a song that represents Isabela struggle to be perfect, as she's an older sister who is supposed to be perfect to make her little sisters look up to her.)
Overall, a 9/10 a good movie, with a *decent* plot. Disney is finally making a decent movie that doesn't hurt my head!
@@vodka2.045 Yeah, but Disney just forget to add one thing for their movies this year: a main villain.
For me it’s
Story 7/10 (yes, unoriginal, and not really that exciting, but it’s simple and has a veery important message that doesn’t really lacks development, still not the focus of the movie either. It also has low energy in some scenes)
Animation 10/10 (great character and set designs, creative scenery, good musical numbers, very colorful and vibrant)
Characters 10/10 (They are the main focus of the movie and excels on that. Fun and original personalities, some can be surprisingly profound, and all have charisma and the movie is all about getting to know them all, and they are the reason why the movie works)
Songs 7/10 (I’m not a huge fan of Miranda but not a hater either. Some of the songs I enjoyed a lot, but there were a couple that really dragged, still not worthy of a 7. My main problem is that none of them help to progress the story, most just tell us things we already knew about the characters or maybe they do tell us something new, but nothing we couldn’t have learned through other elements in the movie.)
Overall an 8/10
Also in case you didnt know, the main character in My Hero Academia does have powers, just wasnt born with them.
I watched it and it was beautiful, I wanted to cry at the part where the house is falling apart.
Bruno Is my favorite character in the entire movie..
I love this movie.... but regarding the ending where you know who finally gets the doorknob... she's able to get the same spark for a gift. What is it? I know you can it's just something to give everyone back theirs but kinda a little head scratcher especially since the song right before was 'What makes you special is you, not your gift' and we don't even know whats changed in her.
🤔
I was thinking about that when driving home after watching the movie and thought maybe it had less to do with her receiving a "gift" in the end, and more to do with her feeling like she belongs in the family and is not being treated as a black sheep outsider anymore because of her lacking special powers, which reminds me of Hunchback of Notre Dame where even though Quasimodo doesn't get to be in a romantic relationship with Esmerelda (since she chooses Phoebus) he is able to be accepted into normal society after getting his freedom from Frollo despite his own deformities.
My theory: Mirabel did receive her gift as a child. When the door disappeared for her, it was just the house. Through out the movie, she’s the one that interacts the most with the house (since she doesn’t have powers), the responsibility of fixing the house falls upon her, per Bruno’s vision, and at the end, when she puts the doorknob the house gets the magic back. In conclusion, Mirabel’s gift is the same as her abuela’s. She’s responsible for everyone and the house. I believe that once abuela can’t fulfill her role, Maribel will be the one to step up as the matriarch.
i think the casita house is the soul of the dead grandfather that protected them inthe beggining.
Man Lin Manuel Miranda has been on a roll this year with this and In The Heights. Hopefully this one doesn't bomb!
Boy: “JUST TELL US WHAT EVERYONE CAN DO!!”
Mirabel (Stephanie Beatriz), spoken: ”And THAT’S Why Coffee's FOR Grown-Ups!”
Me: NOW You’re Telling ME, Señorita!
I thought he said “Just tell us what The Rock can do!”
In the Spanish dub the line is "they shouldn't have given you coffee" I find it funnier
Encanto
The Story 9/10
The Animation 10/10
The Characters 9/10
The Songs 10/10
The Movie 10/10
I won't spoil anything, but I will say that you won't enjoy movie unless you watch this in theaters.
You missed Dos Oruguitas, a beautiful song with a beautiful message. You could turn on close caption to see the translation or listen during the credits to hear it in English. It isn't a song to skip.
I somewhat had a little doubt on this one. Thinking that it's Coco combined with Disney and Lin Miranda music to be like a Columbia 'Moana' clone
Still the key word was little. Come on it's Disney, in recent years when did they ever not made anything Great!
*colombia
Columbia is 100% an american thing
Before any of those RBTI and Frozen II haters come here, I just like to say that they certainly haven't made a bad film since Chicken Little (then again, that film and Home on the Range are the ONLY ones in their filmography that I consider legitimately bad).
With that said, every film they've made since at least Bolt I consider amazing at best and just enjoyably good at worst.
Don't put that u in there, that is a big mistake, is Colombia with an o, believe me that gets us pissed, dont like the movie, fine, but don't mess up with the name
@@patax144 Y'all get offended too easily. Chill out.
@@invaderpez12 thank you for correcting,it’s so aggravating when ppl spell it like cOlUmBiA
This is a movie that should be seen with Latin Spanish dub because that's the more genuine experience, just like Coco.
I know on Disney + they have the Latin Spanish dub w/Coco so here’s to hoping they do the same thing with Encanto
@@gennybaratta2460 It has the Latin Spanish dub
1:44 An anime fan would slap you for your pronunciation of My Hero Academia. 🤣
Lol
Encanto is one of the only CGI-animated films to not have a specific villain. Before it came out, I always thought an evil sorcerer was going to be the villain. Eventually, I realized the evil sorcerer was Bruno. Nobody in the Madrigal family was allowed to talk about him due to either Abuela, Pepa, Julieta, or all of them having a fallout with him about his ability to see the future. Mirabel only wanted to learn about her family’s past to save them and their house from falling to bits, but she also wanted to know why she didn’t get a gift.
SING IT WITH ME PEOPLE:
SEVEN FOOT FRAME, RATS ALONG HIS BACK
WHEN HE SAYS YOUR NAME IT ALL FADES TO BLACK
YEAH, HE SEES YOUR DREAMS, AND FEASTS ON YOUR SCREAMS
( HEEEEYYYYY )
SPOILERS AHEAD! You have been warned!
I think that Abuela's husband's song was my second favorite, with my first being We Don't talk About Bruno. The visuals that went along with it makes it so sad when it shows him protecting everyone from the raiders.
I wanna see this, it looks cute and Lin Manuel Miranda also did the music for my favorite summer movie this year: In the Heights.
15:41 Nah that goes to We Don't Talk About Bruno. I agree that the ending song is the weakest but I still love it.
I agree. That was one of the songs that got stuck in my head after it finished along with the opening song and the oldest sister’s song.
@@hunterolaughlin Yeah those songs get stuck in my head too. AniMat's favorite song in Encanto came close to being my favorite since I love that type of Disney songs. Also same goes for Isabela's song
We don't talk about Bruno