a little detail to note is that throughout the movie Hector is barefoot, but at the end when he's on the bridge with the family he has shoes on 😊😊😊. They made him a pair once he was accepted into the family again.
The fact that coco remembering her father and his song after being sung to is backed by science makes me love this movie even more. Alzheimers and dementia patients have shown increased cognition and memory retrieval after singing familiar songs, and songs are often the last thing to go. Being the granddaughter of an end stages alzheimers and dementia patient, this movie ripped out my heart. It released around the same time as my grandma's major decline, and I saw a lot of mama coco in her. She even used to put her hair in pigtails. Love you grams 💜
Hi Rachel! My great grandma passed away at almost 101 years old, and the only things she remembered about were the songs she used to sing with her dad when she was little, like you said. Everytime she sung these songs my great granny had some sort of flashback, and for a tiny little time she was able to remember about her kids and us nephews. I think because those were the same songs she also sung to me, my mom and my grandma, there probably was this sort of connection. I'll forever cherish my great grandma Elsa's memories, I keep a pic of us in my room to remember everyday about her🥰
Watched it a few years ago and now my eyes are soaked now after watching Coco with you again. This movie is one of the best from Pixer. So good and songs are exceptional. Family forever.❤
I remember sitting on the couch in my living room watching this movie when it was still relatively new. "Remember me" had me IN TEARS. Like I'm just there, 9 years old, bawling my eyes out.
My mom didn't watch the movie with me, she was passing by when she heard the song and had to pause to listen to it with tears in her eyes. She complained the whole day about how they had such a sad song in a cartoon and warned me not to never let her watch COCO(she watches them because of us)😅 My grandparents are gone and I think it reminds her of them.
My friend and I, who are totally uncomfortable when it comes to showing emotions with each other, thought it was a good idea to watch Coco together. IT WAS A BAD IDEA. We were sitting on both ends of the couch and sobbing silently, hearing those sniffles from each other 😂😂
With me was the same thing but it was with my father. i had NEVER seen him crying. I was in SHOCK when I was crying myself from the 100 time watching the movie and when I turn around i see my father with his eyes Red and full of tears
@@claranunes5576 It’s ok for men to cry! Men don’t cry like babies they cry like a Men who they are! Women just don’t understand their feelings! They say that Men don’t cry! But men can cry because humans can cry! God allows humans to cry because it’s a sign of love and feeling and pure! Some women understand their feelings and they believe that men can cry! It’s part of life because everyone cries! Your vulnerable but your strong and your not afraid to show your emotions! I am not joking! We men are not ashamed for crying because everyone has feelings! And we are humans!
@@mariomarioplushseries2536 it is okay for men to cry, but let’s be honest. It’s mostly men saying men can’t cry. I’ve seen nothing but women encourage men to cry.
@@mariomarioplushseries2536 I mean, you’re totally right. Idk what women you’ve been around but they seem like pretty judgmental people. men can absolutely cry and it’s okay to show those emotions. no one should be ashamed of just letting it out when they need to.
I wish somebody would have warned me about this movie when I went to watch it for the first time. I expected to be touched, but I didn’t expect a whole theater of people weeping. Some people crying so hard, I was almost compelled to get up and hug random strangers. I think, as humans, we can all connect to the universal themes of love for family and remembering and cherishing those that left before us. I can’t believe your make up withstood the river of tears you shed.
never cry during movies but this was the first one to do so … now i can’t stop any time i rewatch this or any other disney movie!! 😭😭 swear they put somethin in this one
So Dante the dog is actually a xoloitzcuintli a breed from Mexico that is actually said to be spirit guides to the departed souls to lead them through the afterlife. 😊
I'm Mexican and I never saw that type of dog. I always prefer small dogs, like my Amy, poor Amy, I miss her so much. She was bitten by a big dog last year and the vet had to put her to sleep.
Frida Kahlo really loved those dogs in real life too, she had several of them (and also monkeys like in the movie. she couldn't have kids because of a trolley accident when she was young so she said they were like her children)
what's actually a great detail is that- the songs that hector wrote weren't meant to be happy or upbeat. It was a song full of sadness and patience and a reminder to others. Its a great detail. Small, but relevant.
I love how clever it was. Sung one way it's about some vain celebrity wanting to be adored by his fans. Sung the way it was written it was a father wanting his daughter to always know how much he loves her, even while he couldn't always be there for her, and it changes the entire emotional oomph of the song.
Coco is my favorite movie. I watched it when it came out and cried. Now I come back to it every year, and uh, cry again. This move makes me so nostalgic, sad, and happy. I love it sm Also just a note, the cat at the end with Dante I think was supposed to be mama Imelda’s spirit animal, and all of them have real life forms
Coco was the movie that inspired me to learn about my own family history. Not only did I learn my paternal grandfather was adopted into the family, but Ancestry helped me find my biological great-grandfather. Every time I revisit Coco, I’m just reminded why this beautiful movie is one of my favorite movies. Thank you for reacting to this. I love the humor you add to the editing 😂
same 😔 once I'm able to, I wanna try Ancestry lol. Coco lowk made me realize how much I spent all these years taking my family for granted and not really cherishing or appreciating them as I should
The scene at the climax where he sings to his great grandma is still one of their greatest tearjerkers imo. Not just because of the stuff with her and her dad, but also because you see how his grandma had always just been trying to protect her mother from something that caused her pain. The inter-generational trauma really does it.
8:03 Also I think Miguel was so wrapped up in the idea that his great-great-grandfather could be his idol that he didn't hear how miserable Mama Coco was sounding when she was saying "Papa! Papa!" It's been at least 90 years since it happened and she's still hurt and sad that he left her.
And that kinda explains why his Abuela is still adamant about the no musuc rule. She wasn't even born when all this went down, but she grew up first hand seeing how heartbroken her mother was at even the hint of her grandfather's memory.
When Disney is original I love it. Coco is one of those. It tackles another culture, it hits home with your family wanting to keep you from doing something and learning more about your family and yourself. I love Coco, it always hits me in the feels.
I cried for 45 minutes straight after the final scene with grandma Coco. Not manly sniffs but big sobs. I guess it made me think of how dementia affected my mum and how frail she became before she passed. But thank you for letting us share your experience of it.
The cat at the end is Pepita in her earthly form - like Dante, she can move between worlds. The novelization says that in life she was Mama Imelda's pet cat, and since then has returned occasionally to watch over the family.
Actually Hector had a full right to be mad at Miguel. He agreeded to help him get to Ernesto because he was presumably the only relative Miguel had to be able to take him back home. Miguel lied to him. Hector wasn’t asking much when he asked Miguel to just simply put his photo up. Miguel lied about having other relatives. Hector is endangered of fading and therefore never getting to see his daughter again. Miguel knew that and still risked it. His desire to play music is understandable, but not at the risk of someone else. Miguel is free to risk his life, not Hector’s. Even if Hector did mostly only agree to help just to have his photo up, he didn’t endanger or lied (intentionally) to Miguel. Miguel had no right to act as if Hector was the only selfish one, or being more so.
Hector lied and said he had front row tickets to De La Cruz’s Sunrise Spectacular. But I don’t get why Miguel got so mad when Hector was in danger of fading and all he asked was for him to put his photo up
When she remembers her daughter 😢 it breaks me every time. The animation done on Mama Coco is so breathtaking. I am not Mexican, but I grew up in San Antonio, TX. Surrounded by this beautiful culture, there are soo many traditions they nailed. The marigolds that lead the souls home, the offrenda, the spirit animals (the dog) and the beautiful, COLORFUL environment. Such a beautiful deep culture. I’m so glad you loved it. This is one of Pixar’s finest creations to date.
What got me at the end was that after hector knows his picture is there he still feels uneasy about going through customs and touching the bridge thinking he’ll sink again but nope not this time. He’s got his family back and has a release, like all this weight is no longer there. That’s the part that got me crying.
When the grandma breaks the guitar it makes me think of Merida’s mom throwing her bow into the fire. So sad to see fights like that, but it makes it more relatable sometimes.
I just found your channel and I must say, you are one of the funniest and most entertaining UA-camrs I've seen in YEARS, your videos are amazing, please keep it up
It’s always the most heartwarming scenes that make you cry. I love Grandma Coco singing, “Remember Me”, with Miguel!! Second time watching the animation is beautiful a top tier Pixar movie! I was rooting, for Miguel & Hector his family’s drama needed to end, so they could all be happy again! 🎸🥲👏🏼 Thank you, for reacting, I appreciate your editing plus audio glitches ❤️
One thing coco never relinquished to the horrible terror that is dementia was her papas memory. Even for almost 100 years she remembered and that really gets me
18:49 It's basically in the lyrics - someone who wrote the story or directed the movie said that that song was written for Imelda. It's Hector basically saying "you drive me crazy but I love you"
The ending made me so happy, how they reunited with CoCo and Ektor got everything he deserved. This movie made me cry especially because I am someone who loves my family. Props to the writers and the animators, very well done
I love how she only reacts for 30 minutes, but it’s like I’m watching the whole movie! This movie is my one of my favorites. You’re a great UA-camr, I support you!
34:32 one thing i noticed back then when i watched the movie is that the one wh oscanned the face thing was shocked and glad at the same time that Hector could finally visit🥹🥹 Imagine how many years that girl probably saw him try to do that scan thing but he couldnt because he had no pictures put up for him😭 i never had a good cry ever till i watched this movie
Being Mexican American, this movie perfectly captures my culture and preparations for El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day Of The Dead). How we decorate the altars, the music, the lore behind the celebration, everything. Also, Dante is a breed of dog called a Xoloitzcuintli (Zoh-loh-eats-QUEENT-ly) or a Xolo, for short. According to the lore of the Day Of The Dead, Xolos were guides to the underworld. Also, a slap from a sandal or Chancla hurts, specifically on bare skin. That's why they're so feared in Mexican culture, especially when they're wielded by an elder.
30:58 he does! And do you know who that is?! It’s Benjamin Bratt!! He’s not even a singer, he’s an actor. That was the first time he sang professionally, which makes so much more impressive to me
The song 'Remember me' My brother and I used to jam to this song together this was our favourite song sadly I lost him this week and I couldn't resist listening to this song once again, brings back all those good memories we shared together while he was here with me. I miss him a lot
I love Coco, it's one of Pixar's best recent movies IMO. I'm not Mexican but from what I've heard, it depicts Mexican culture very well. I'm also a sucker for Mexican mariachi music so yeah!!
I guess we're crying again. I relate to Miguel so much cause I wanted to be a dancer and singer, and I let my family talk me out of it. Now, I'm a nursing student.
I am a Spanish teacher. I showed this to my 5th graders for Dia de los muertos, and I COMPLETELY forgot how sad it was!! I was sitting in the back of my classroom trying not to have any of my students see me cry! 😂
@@Nikki.the.pandaaaa that movie is sad too! I haven’t showed that one, but I’m sure I would if I did it would be added to the tally of movies that made me cry!
The song 'La Llorona' from what I can tell is about someone singing about their love for a woman who is always weeping, talking about what he goes through just to see her, and how he will never stop loving her. The folklore mythic figure of 'La Llorona' however is a completely different story. A beautiful young woman married a man and had two children with him. Her life (most versions of the story say) was good until one day her husband abandoned her for another, younger woman. In her rage, humiliation and heartbreak, she wanted to hurt him by taking something precious from him, so she took their children to the river and drowned them both in a fit of rage. When it was done however, she came to her senses and realised in horror what she had done, trying to wake them but it was too late. In her misery she drowned herself. Now every night she wanders around that river (or any river) weeping and wailing "Oh my children! Where are my children?" And the folklore is also that if she sees any child wandering about by itself at night, she'll mistake him or her for her own child, and will take them to the river as well to try and replace the ones she lost, never realising they're not her children until it's too late.
This movie shows us the importance of family and it also teaches us to never stop believing in our dreams and it also teaches us about the culture of my country, México. I loved this movie when it came out and I am so happy that they made it because it's really good.
I always tear up at "Remember Me" remembering my own Nana who had Alzheimer's and dementia, still thinking she was in Florida, or Canada, having dreams of visiting her late husband, talking about raising my grandmother, she was a bit of an artist, who would nit these beautiful blankets and table spreads which my grandmother has given me she was a nurse up until around her late 80s when she broke her hip and started going downhill
This movie touched a nerve of mine which is still painful, I cried as I've never cried watching anything else, when the mom put Coco's photo on the shelf my heart broke. One of the most emotional Disney movie ever created
i remember crying in the cinema when this movie first came out. The part where he talks about the ripped picture to mama coco got me shedding tears. Pixar makes some real good movies but this one just hits different idk man!
😊😊😊😊😊😊 0:25 onesie in the end is an absolute love for me and my heart and I am so proud to have your heart to your life you love your family as much your family 😊
I watch all Coco reactions--it's my favorite Pixar/Disney. Miguel is an awesome character, and Héctor... ay, pobrecito. They just did a wonderful job, and it's also the first time I actually understood Dia de los Muertos!
This movie made me cry. So many plot twists, funniest and saddest moments and amazing adventures. Remember me is my favorite song in the movie. Sometimes, I wish I could see my family members in the afterlife 🎵🎵🎵😭😭😭💗💗💗
Rumours of Coco 2, have been announced but I’m not sure how they could do any better than the first movie, the moods and the music was perfect. I still myself cry when he sings to his Grandmother fantastic movie.
This movie was an emotional rollercoaster with plot twists leaving you confised but later the tears will come down or flow. This movie touched our hearts and really related to some of us viewers. I highly recommend it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
So I am not a huge movie crier unless it moves me, but when this came out I took my little cousins to go see it. It was a year after our grandma, the matriarch of our family and my favorite person had passed. I was bawling when Miguel and Mama Coco sang together; I used to play guitar for my grandma and sing for/with her all the time. My cousins and I had a big group hug and cried through the credits. 🤎😭
27:30 Some of those who watched the movie just figured that Ernesto figured he may have had a great-great-grandson because we figure he was a total womaniser when he was alive (and protection was harder to come by in those days), we saw him flirting with one of the dancers in his final performance. I just keep imagining that there was one or two women who went to his lawyers after he died either pregnant or with a baby in their arms saying 'This is his child, don't we get anything?' (and getting nothing because they couldn't really prove it). I also bet that before they left Santa Cecilia Ernesto was always flirting with Imelda and she just found him annoying.
When it's Pixar, there will be tears. It's the law. First time I saw this, I probably cried as much as you did. It's just beautiful. I've watched it several times since.
A random fact to cry some more😭: at the end when Hector was finally walking with his family through the leaves, he’s finally wearing shoes. His family makes shoes and he’s part of the family again🥺😭😭😭😭
Imelda's spirit guide "Pepita" is an interesting combination of animals, it's similar to what is known in European and Middle Eastern folklore as a "Griffin" just with a lion's head instead of a bird's. Also the name "Pepita" literally means "Pumpkin Seed."
I love you too babe!❤️ And I’m sorry, but you’re gonna be crying some more. But don’t worry, I’m crying right along with you 😭🤧 And I don’t know what the next video will be yet.
I was able to make an altar to celebrate day of the dead at my school, and apparently the food is there for the loved ones. It shows that the family member liked the food, and the items are things they used to like!
Rukiya, Dante’s breed is a Mexican hairless dog. You see, in Mexican culture they served as companions to them warm at night and Aztec mythology they served as guides to the underworld.
7:31 It's the food their deceased relatives enjoyed while they were alive, they're having a party with the whole living family and are inviting the dead relatives to come and join them, so they set out their favourite foods so they'll have something to enjoy
I love this movie! I may be a little bias cuz my name is Miguel and I really am a musician. Part of my job is singing for elders and when I sing songs from their time, it is very much like Coco, they start remembering things from when they were a kid and young adults etc. And this movie did a really good job depicting my culture.
I was younger when I saw it in the theaters and I don’t think I cried but my mom did tear up a little. But I do remember that after the movie when I was asleep I had a nightmare about the movie about being forgotten and I would disappear forever and I cried to my mom in the middle of the night asking her to never forget me so I will never disappear. Looking back on that movie and my reaction makes me tear up a bit. This really shows how movies, specifically Disney Pixar, movies can really impact people and children despite their whole entertainment children thing and teach us to have fun, have a good imagination, and to live life up to its fullest
the first time i watched this movie was when it came out in the theatre. i was about to move to the US because of my countries issues and i was only leaving with my mom. i went to watch with my dad, his sister, and his mom and we’ve never cried harder. it was a great reminder that ben though we were going to be far apart we’re still together
This such a beautiful movie ❤❤ The Hispanic culture is very close to their family ❤❤ Story line is tender and emotional journey when a loved one passes away😢 🙏 there were people crying in the theater 😢❤
20:26 I think the issue is that she didn't have time to cry over him. He hurt her by leaving her and she felt or didn't allow herself the time to cry over her feelings because she had a business to build and a daughter to raise. And because she never really let it out, she held onto those hurt feelings and it made her bitter. Plus she seems to be a proud woman, and apart from the pain of being abandoned there was also a sort of shame to it, that is back when it happened it was a sort of form of shame mixed with some pity if a woman was abandoned by her husband, everyone whispering about her, everyone knowing who she was and what happened to her. Some people find it hard to accept pity because they find it demeaning (heard Malcolm X's mother got angry with someone working at a store after her husband was killed when the person tried to take something off what she owed him, she knew exactly what she bought was worth and wouldn't pay less because someone pitied her and acted like she needed their help), and I don't doubt there'd be some spiteful people in town who would've snickered about it, about her being just another young woman who lost her head over a musician who abandoned her. In any case, I think her point here was that she had dreams and joys of her own, and she could have gone on to sing for the world if she wanted. But she didn't. She stayed, she worked, she learned a whole trade, and did everything she could to make sure that her daughter could have a good life, everything a parent is supposed to do except she had to do it twice over because she did it alone.
This movie had my entire family in tears at the end ( happy ones of course) Such a good film! Your reaction had me laughing and crying, you have yourself a new subscriber 😊
About Dante, he is a Xolo dog. They are an old breed of Mezo-American dog that are typically hairless. In some cultures, like the Mayans, believed the Xolos would lead souls to the afterlife, and archaeological digs have found evidence of Xolo skeletons, collars, a dog bowl, and even pottery statues of the dogs in ancient graves.
hiii i love ur vid you have an amazing sence of humor lol you made me laugh in the first couple of mins that played btw nice face 12:50😊 lol ur so pretty❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
a little detail to note is that throughout the movie Hector is barefoot, but at the end when he's on the bridge with the family he has shoes on 😊😊😊. They made him a pair once he was accepted into the family again.
Such great details, but not only the shoes, also his clothes.
Awww I never paid attention to that.
You made me cry even more😭🙏😭
I was crying the whole time
I didn’t notice that, but that is a really cool detail.
The fact that coco remembering her father and his song after being sung to is backed by science makes me love this movie even more. Alzheimers and dementia patients have shown increased cognition and memory retrieval after singing familiar songs, and songs are often the last thing to go. Being the granddaughter of an end stages alzheimers and dementia patient, this movie ripped out my heart. It released around the same time as my grandma's major decline, and I saw a lot of mama coco in her. She even used to put her hair in pigtails. Love you grams 💜
Hi Rachel! My great grandma passed away at almost 101 years old, and the only things she remembered about were the songs she used to sing with her dad when she was little, like you said. Everytime she sung these songs my great granny had some sort of flashback, and for a tiny little time she was able to remember about her kids and us nephews. I think because those were the same songs she also sung to me, my mom and my grandma, there probably was this sort of connection.
I'll forever cherish my great grandma Elsa's memories, I keep a pic of us in my room to remember everyday about her🥰
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What makes Remember Me even more special is that Hectors voice actor Gael Garcia Bernal sang the song to his own daughter who voices young Coco.
Lol
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😭😭😭😭😭your right
Who voiced young coco?
@@thomasbendickson4126lol?????
Watched it a few years ago and now my eyes are soaked now after watching Coco with you again. This movie is one of the best from Pixer. So good and songs are exceptional. Family forever.❤
I remember sitting on the couch in my living room watching this movie when it was still relatively new. "Remember me" had me IN TEARS. Like I'm just there, 9 years old, bawling my eyes out.
Remember me be turning everyone into a crying mess😭❤️
My mom didn't watch the movie with me, she was passing by when she heard the song and had to pause to listen to it with tears in her eyes.
She complained the whole day about how they had such a sad song in a cartoon and warned me not to never let her watch COCO(she watches them because of us)😅
My grandparents are gone and I think it reminds her of them.
I cry when I See it
I’m turning 9 in 7 days 😂 and “Remember Me” was a rlly heartwarming moment in COCO❤ but the movie itself was rlly funny😅
@@rxzziie Happy early birthday!
RIP the actual abuela Coco that inspired this movie and recently passed away. Rest in Power, queen.
She’s my ex’s grandma
@@DJ.AVIATOR.OFFICIAL liar
@@shanaeishereyall3506 Lmaos u be suprised man who’s your family when it comes to Mexicans😭😭😭 we got big families
@@DJ.AVIATOR.OFFICIAL frrr, them families be bigger then America’s population
@@graetyyy_motherwas.here.1340 woah
My friend and I, who are totally uncomfortable when it comes to showing emotions with each other, thought it was a good idea to watch Coco together.
IT WAS A BAD IDEA. We were sitting on both ends of the couch and sobbing silently, hearing those sniffles from each other 😂😂
With me was the same thing but it was with my father. i had NEVER seen him crying. I was in SHOCK when I was crying myself from the 100 time watching the movie and when I turn around i see my father with his eyes Red and full of tears
@@claranunes5576 It’s ok for men to cry!
Men don’t cry like babies they cry like a Men who they are!
Women just don’t understand their feelings!
They say that Men don’t cry!
But men can cry because humans can cry!
God allows humans to cry because it’s a sign of love and feeling and pure!
Some women understand their feelings and they believe that men can cry!
It’s part of life because everyone cries!
Your vulnerable but your strong and your not afraid to show your emotions!
I am not joking!
We men are not ashamed for crying because everyone has feelings!
And we are humans!
@@mariomarioplushseries2536 it is okay for men to cry, but let’s be honest. It’s mostly men saying men can’t cry. I’ve seen nothing but women encourage men to cry.
@@SusanaCanales1 i see both men and women telling men they cant cry. patriarchy is upheld by everyone
@@mariomarioplushseries2536 I mean, you’re totally right. Idk what women you’ve been around but they seem like pretty judgmental people. men can absolutely cry and it’s okay to show those emotions. no one should be ashamed of just letting it out when they need to.
I wish somebody would have warned me about this movie when I went to watch it for the first time. I expected to be touched, but I didn’t expect a whole theater of people weeping. Some people crying so hard, I was almost compelled to get up and hug random strangers.
I think, as humans, we can all connect to the universal themes of love for family and remembering and cherishing those that left before us.
I can’t believe your make up withstood the river of tears you shed.
never cry during movies but this was the first one to do so … now i can’t stop any time i rewatch this or any other disney movie!! 😭😭 swear they put somethin in this one
Same! I never cry. But I did on this one. Even rewatching now, my years got a little teary
This was the first movie I ever sobbed in the theater for. Inside Out got me close, but this one had me BAWLING
I thought it was just me! Never cried, but after watching this I’m a cry baby when watching movies
they put something in this one bc i NEVER cry for movies. avatar, encanto, etc...but freaking COCO.
My first one I cried to so hard was Hachi: A dogs tale (True story)
So Dante the dog is actually a xoloitzcuintli a breed from Mexico that is actually said to be spirit guides to the departed souls to lead them through the afterlife. 😊
I'm Mexican and I never saw that type of dog. I always prefer small dogs, like my Amy, poor Amy, I miss her so much. She was bitten by a big dog last year and the vet had to put her to sleep.
I’m sorry about your dog; and not surprised you’ve never seen one there really rare.
@@Nameless82284 I'm so sorry about Amy , I hope she's getting lots of love over the rainbow bridge. Xolo's are apparently a very rare breed of dog
Frida Kahlo really loved those dogs in real life too, she had several of them (and also monkeys like in the movie. she couldn't have kids because of a trolley accident when she was young so she said they were like her children)
@@Nameless82284 I am sorry about that :( but Xolos are in Mexico, I am from Guanajuato and seen plenty there. They are indeed a rare Mexican breed.
what's actually a great detail is that- the songs that hector wrote weren't meant to be happy or upbeat. It was a song full of sadness and patience and a reminder to others.
Its a great detail. Small, but relevant.
I love how clever it was. Sung one way it's about some vain celebrity wanting to be adored by his fans. Sung the way it was written it was a father wanting his daughter to always know how much he loves her, even while he couldn't always be there for her, and it changes the entire emotional oomph of the song.
Coco is my favorite movie. I watched it when it came out and cried. Now I come back to it every year, and uh, cry again. This move makes me so nostalgic, sad, and happy. I love it sm
Also just a note, the cat at the end with Dante I think was supposed to be mama Imelda’s spirit animal, and all of them have real life forms
I love how they let everyone feel smart when they "figure out" that the grandfather is de la Cruz, only to hit us with the sike stick later.
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Yes lol. They said, "You think you got us figured out huh" 😂
Yeah, right in the shins too-
Yup thats about how i felt
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Coco was the movie that inspired me to learn about my own family history. Not only did I learn my paternal grandfather was adopted into the family, but Ancestry helped me find my biological great-grandfather. Every time I revisit Coco, I’m just reminded why this beautiful movie is one of my favorite movies.
Thank you for reacting to this. I love the humor you add to the editing 😂
same 😔 once I'm able to, I wanna try Ancestry lol. Coco lowk made me realize how much I spent all these years taking my family for granted and not really cherishing or appreciating them as I should
Dancing while crying is the perfect explanation for coco
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It’s such a beautiful movie and I’m happy that young ones are learning about Dia De Los Muertos! I think it’s super underrated ❤
The scene at the climax where he sings to his great grandma is still one of their greatest tearjerkers imo. Not just because of the stuff with her and her dad, but also because you see how his grandma had always just been trying to protect her mother from something that caused her pain. The inter-generational trauma really does it.
8:03 Also I think Miguel was so wrapped up in the idea that his great-great-grandfather could be his idol that he didn't hear how miserable Mama Coco was sounding when she was saying "Papa! Papa!" It's been at least 90 years since it happened and she's still hurt and sad that he left her.
And that kinda explains why his Abuela is still adamant about the no musuc rule. She wasn't even born when all this went down, but she grew up first hand seeing how heartbroken her mother was at even the hint of her grandfather's memory.
When Disney is original I love it. Coco is one of those. It tackles another culture, it hits home with your family wanting to keep you from doing something and learning more about your family and yourself. I love Coco, it always hits me in the feels.
I cried for 45 minutes straight after the final scene with grandma Coco. Not manly sniffs but big sobs. I guess it made me think of how dementia affected my mum and how frail she became before she passed. But thank you for letting us share your experience of it.
The cat at the end is Pepita in her earthly form - like Dante, she can move between worlds. The novelization says that in life she was Mama Imelda's pet cat, and since then has returned occasionally to watch over the family.
100th like!!!!!
@@imahotmess872 Thank you!!
Soo happy you reacted to this. Honestly my favorite pixar movie. So cultured, moving and beautiful message.
Me too!
I'm so happy I saw it too! It's such a good movie❤️
Same
Sameee!
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Actually Hector had a full right to be mad at Miguel. He agreeded to help him get to Ernesto because he was presumably the only relative Miguel had to be able to take him back home. Miguel lied to him. Hector wasn’t asking much when he asked Miguel to just simply put his photo up. Miguel lied about having other relatives. Hector is endangered of fading and therefore never getting to see his daughter again. Miguel knew that and still risked it. His desire to play music is understandable, but not at the risk of someone else. Miguel is free to risk his life, not Hector’s. Even if Hector did mostly only agree to help just to have his photo up, he didn’t endanger or lied (intentionally) to Miguel. Miguel had no right to act as if Hector was the only selfish one, or being more so.
Hector lied and said he had front row tickets to De La Cruz’s Sunrise Spectacular. But I don’t get why Miguel got so mad when Hector was in danger of fading and all he asked was for him to put his photo up
@@ju2545 he technically lied to the guy interrogating him, not Miguel. But lied one way or the other.
@@mirandamartin4001 yeah but he really knew Ernesto so…the only thing he really lied about was having front row tickets
Calm down 😂
Also, he didn't want Miguel to make the same mistake he did by running away from his family. That's why he said, "You'll thank me later.".
I’ve watched coco in my old Spanish class and I can confirm, everyone in that room cried at least twice.
When she remembers her daughter 😢 it breaks me every time. The animation done on Mama Coco is so breathtaking. I am not Mexican, but I grew up in San Antonio, TX. Surrounded by this beautiful culture, there are soo many traditions they nailed. The marigolds that lead the souls home, the offrenda, the spirit animals (the dog) and the beautiful, COLORFUL environment. Such a beautiful deep culture. I’m so glad you loved it. This is one of Pixar’s finest creations to date.
What got me at the end was that after hector knows his picture is there he still feels uneasy about going through customs and touching the bridge thinking he’ll sink again but nope not this time. He’s got his family back and has a release, like all this weight is no longer there. That’s the part that got me crying.
@@BdelaCAS Jesus loves you okay don't be afraid He wants to take care of youu
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When the grandma breaks the guitar it makes me think of Merida’s mom throwing her bow into the fire. So sad to see fights like that, but it makes it more relatable sometimes.
I will say, at least Merida’s mom immediately realized she made a terrible mistake
Or King Triton with the Trident-splosions.
I just found your channel and I must say, you are one of the funniest and most entertaining UA-camrs I've seen in YEARS, your videos are amazing, please keep it up
It’s always the most heartwarming scenes that make you cry. I love Grandma Coco singing, “Remember Me”, with Miguel!! Second time watching the animation is beautiful a top tier Pixar movie! I was rooting, for Miguel & Hector his family’s drama needed to end, so they could all be happy again! 🎸🥲👏🏼
Thank you, for reacting, I appreciate your editing plus audio glitches ❤️
This movie is just so good! "Remember Me" gets the water works going every single time 😅
I kept crying while editing because of that song 😭😭😭
Your reaction at 33:43 tho! 🤣🤣🤣
“Shut up! Shut up! It’s the missing… *(proceeds to squeal like Donald Duck)* “
@@luckymario4196 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Omg this is the first video i watch of you and you made it so funny .LOVE IT!!
One thing coco never relinquished to the horrible terror that is dementia was her papas memory. Even for almost 100 years she remembered and that really gets me
18:49 It's basically in the lyrics - someone who wrote the story or directed the movie said that that song was written for Imelda. It's Hector basically saying "you drive me crazy but I love you"
i never knew that, thats so sweet omg
The ending made me so happy, how they reunited with CoCo and Ektor got everything he deserved. This movie made me cry especially because I am someone who loves my family. Props to the writers and the animators, very well done
*Hector
it’s hector they just say it tha way bc of the language and accent
@@Cranberriesidk Im sure it was a typo. Like how you typed "That"
5:54 caption : “Popeye’s home?” I CANT 😭
I love how she only reacts for 30 minutes, but it’s like I’m watching the whole movie! This movie is my one of my favorites. You’re a great UA-camr, I support you!
She got great edits
34:32 one thing i noticed back then when i watched the movie is that the one wh oscanned the face thing was shocked and glad at the same time that Hector could finally visit🥹🥹 Imagine how many years that girl probably saw him try to do that scan thing but he couldnt because he had no pictures put up for him😭 i never had a good cry ever till i watched this movie
Being Mexican American, this movie perfectly captures my culture and preparations for El Dia De Los Muertos (The Day Of The Dead). How we decorate the altars, the music, the lore behind the celebration, everything. Also, Dante is a breed of dog called a Xoloitzcuintli (Zoh-loh-eats-QUEENT-ly) or a Xolo, for short. According to the lore of the Day Of The Dead, Xolos were guides to the underworld. Also, a slap from a sandal or Chancla hurts, specifically on bare skin. That's why they're so feared in Mexican culture, especially when they're wielded by an elder.
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30:58 he does! And do you know who that is?! It’s Benjamin Bratt!! He’s not even a singer, he’s an actor. That was the first time he sang professionally, which makes so much more impressive to me
The song 'Remember me'
My brother and I used to jam to this song together this was our favourite song sadly I lost him this week and I couldn't resist listening to this song once again, brings back all those good memories we shared together while he was here with me. I miss him a lot
I am so sorry for your loss. Hope you are doing well. God bless your brother. 😭
I'm so sorry for your loss, rest in peace❤️
I'm so sorry for your loss, I hope you can move on ❤
I'm late but I'd like to wish you well in the recovery of such a tragedy. 💗💗 He's watching you from the sky! 💗
Thank you so much 🙏
I love Coco, it's one of Pixar's best recent movies IMO. I'm not Mexican but from what I've heard, it depicts Mexican culture very well.
I'm also a sucker for Mexican mariachi music so yeah!!
I guess we're crying again. I relate to Miguel so much cause I wanted to be a dancer and singer, and I let my family talk me out of it. Now, I'm a nursing student.
It’s never too late to try to pursue your dreams!❤️
I hope you'll get to pursue your dreams some day! Doesn't matter if that's after achieving your family's dream for you
30:02
“We’re using his arms as nunchucks?”
Got me rolling on the floor😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I am a Spanish teacher. I showed this to my 5th graders for Dia de los muertos, and I COMPLETELY forgot how sad it was!! I was sitting in the back of my classroom trying not to have any of my students see me cry! 😂
Lol ❤
im crying already😢
Aww😢 I was crying cuz today I watched a movie with my class it was “the good dinosaur “😢 btw I’m not a teacher😅
That maked me sad
@@Nikki.the.pandaaaa that movie is sad too! I haven’t showed that one, but I’m sure I would if I did it would be added to the tally of movies that made me cry!
Though out the movie Hector is barefoot,but at the end when he's on the bridge with the famliy he has shoes😭I'm crying tears of cuteness
Fr it the details that get me most of the time
I’m half Mexican. I understand my blood is half Mexican.
@@aleglz3418 Same
The song 'La Llorona' from what I can tell is about someone singing about their love for a woman who is always weeping, talking about what he goes through just to see her, and how he will never stop loving her.
The folklore mythic figure of 'La Llorona' however is a completely different story. A beautiful young woman married a man and had two children with him. Her life (most versions of the story say) was good until one day her husband abandoned her for another, younger woman. In her rage, humiliation and heartbreak, she wanted to hurt him by taking something precious from him, so she took their children to the river and drowned them both in a fit of rage. When it was done however, she came to her senses and realised in horror what she had done, trying to wake them but it was too late. In her misery she drowned herself. Now every night she wanders around that river (or any river) weeping and wailing "Oh my children! Where are my children?"
And the folklore is also that if she sees any child wandering about by itself at night, she'll mistake him or her for her own child, and will take them to the river as well to try and replace the ones she lost, never realising they're not her children until it's too late.
Yes and the Haunting of Bly Manor’s “Lady of the Lake” seems at least partially based on the story of La Llorona too
This movie shows us the importance of family and it also teaches us to never stop believing in our dreams and it also teaches us about the culture of my country, México. I loved this movie when it came out and I am so happy that they made it because it's really good.
She went from crying to “does she have a picture of him “ in 2 seconds 😂😂😂Edit:I’ve never had so many likes thxs guys
Lol
@@HarperLucas-u6u literally
Hi, I’m new to your channel. I just started watching your videos today.
I always tear up at "Remember Me"
remembering my own Nana who had Alzheimer's and dementia, still thinking she was in Florida, or Canada, having dreams of visiting her late husband, talking about raising my grandmother, she was a bit of an artist, who would nit these beautiful blankets and table spreads which my grandmother has given me
she was a nurse up until around her late 80s when she broke her hip and started going downhill
29:16 now Rukiya, why are you like this 🤣🤣🤣🤣😭😭😭
Don, you need to expect the unexpected when it comes to my reactions okay😂❤️
33:17 my eyes were watery and I stated to tear it just so sad and tearing up😭😭😭😭
34:06 Another reason why it's important to date your letters
Why?
@@gheata_playz874 for evidence i guess
This movie touched a nerve of mine which is still painful, I cried as I've never cried watching anything else, when the mom put Coco's photo on the shelf my heart broke. One of the most emotional Disney movie ever created
i remember crying in the cinema when this movie first came out. The part where he talks about the ripped picture to mama coco got me shedding tears. Pixar makes some real good movies but this one just hits different idk man!
😊😊😊😊😊😊 0:25 onesie in the end is an absolute love for me and my heart and I am so proud to have your heart to your life you love your family as much your family 😊
Great vid! absolutely love Coco, blew my mind first time I saw it!
Thank you Tim! And same, I was not expecting the plot twists and the tear jerking ending 😭❤️
I watch all Coco reactions--it's my favorite Pixar/Disney. Miguel is an awesome character, and Héctor... ay, pobrecito. They just did a wonderful job, and it's also the first time I actually understood Dia de los Muertos!
This movie made me cry. So many plot twists, funniest and saddest moments and amazing adventures. Remember me is my favorite song in the movie. Sometimes, I wish I could see my family members in the afterlife
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11:34 bro took "my jaw dropped to the table" Seriously 💀
Rumours of Coco 2, have been announced but I’m not sure how they could do any better than the first movie, the moods and the music was perfect. I still myself cry when he sings to his Grandmother fantastic movie.
omggg rllyy??
This movie was an emotional rollercoaster with plot twists leaving you confised but later the tears will come down or flow. This movie touched our hearts and really related to some of us viewers. I highly recommend it! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
The ending always makes me bawl. Happy tears, but gosh seeing Hector and Coco hug and then the song - just too wonderful.
Rukiya an Alebrije is an animal that has died. I'm from Mexico and I absolutely love the fact that you reacted to this movie. I love your videos!❤
31:44 got me rolling when she talked like a grandma 🤣💀
*Sings* 🎵🎶🎤🎙🌉🌌⛼🌃tonight we gon be it on the floor🎤🎙🌃⛼🌌🌉🎶🎵
Anyone who's into Frida Kahlo can confirm that the scene at 16:08 is the most accurate thing ever
28:41 90s years of anger and hurt are hard to let go off.....
this movie made me cry so much that i’m actually sat here sobbing watching a REACTION video to this movie
So I am not a huge movie crier unless it moves me, but when this came out I took my little cousins to go see it. It was a year after our grandma, the matriarch of our family and my favorite person had passed. I was bawling when Miguel and Mama Coco sang together; I used to play guitar for my grandma and sing for/with her all the time. My cousins and I had a big group hug and cried through the credits. 🤎😭
24:04 i love your reaction and the background sound.I was repeating that like a hundred times and cracking up.
27:30 Some of those who watched the movie just figured that Ernesto figured he may have had a great-great-grandson because we figure he was a total womaniser when he was alive (and protection was harder to come by in those days), we saw him flirting with one of the dancers in his final performance. I just keep imagining that there was one or two women who went to his lawyers after he died either pregnant or with a baby in their arms saying 'This is his child, don't we get anything?' (and getting nothing because they couldn't really prove it).
I also bet that before they left Santa Cecilia Ernesto was always flirting with Imelda and she just found him annoying.
This reaction is everything and yes I was crying with you. No matter how many times I see this movie I’m always going to cry, it’s just that good
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When it's Pixar, there will be tears. It's the law.
First time I saw this, I probably cried as much as you did. It's just beautiful.
I've watched it several times since.
A random fact to cry some more😭: at the end when Hector was finally walking with his family through the leaves, he’s finally wearing shoes. His family makes shoes and he’s part of the family again🥺😭😭😭😭
I love watching Coco with you. I watch it all the time you make a video of it.
Imelda's spirit guide "Pepita" is an interesting combination of animals, it's similar to what is known in European and Middle Eastern folklore as a "Griffin" just with a lion's head instead of a bird's.
Also the name "Pepita" literally means "Pumpkin Seed."
Its an alebrije.
34:48
When You Are Sad But you Still wanna vibe:
Frrr
Please do not make me cry after crying for an hour myself 😭❤️ love you girl !!! Can't wait for your next upload! What's it gonna be ?!
I love you too babe!❤️ And I’m sorry, but you’re gonna be crying some more. But don’t worry, I’m crying right along with you 😭🤧 And I don’t know what the next video will be yet.
@@RukiyaReacts American Wedding? You've gotta do that one lol. Poor Stifler has it pretty bad in this one lmfao.
@@RukiyaReacts 😊
I was able to make an altar to celebrate day of the dead at my school, and apparently the food is there for the loved ones. It shows that the family member liked the food, and the items are things they used to like!
Love this movie! It wasn't until later that you can kinda figure it was Hector all along since the guitar's skull had a gold tooth just like he did.
17:06 "How did y'all die huh? heart attack? stroke? boring!" LMAO
My grandpa and my uncle died from heart attack…….
@@Pastaisfoundim sorry for your loss
Rukiya, Dante’s breed is a Mexican hairless dog. You see, in Mexican culture they served as companions to them warm at night and Aztec mythology they served as guides to the underworld.
As someone who has a family that celebrates día de los muertos/day of the dead, I am happy you loved it!
I literally screamed YESSSSS when this popped up in my feed, this is my favorite Disney movie I’m so happy you got to see it 😭
7:31 It's the food their deceased relatives enjoyed while they were alive, they're having a party with the whole living family and are inviting the dead relatives to come and join them, so they set out their favourite foods so they'll have something to enjoy
That’s so sweet
I love this movie! I may be a little bias cuz my name is Miguel and I really am a musician. Part of my job is singing for elders and when I sing songs from their time, it is very much like Coco, they start remembering things from when they were a kid and young adults etc. And this movie did a really good job depicting my culture.
oh damn the similarities lol
Girl you are just like me I cry watching these sad movies😢
So don't forget your not alone ❤
Coco's smile when she hears Miguel's song, and starts singing with him, is both adorable and heart-melting omg.
I was younger when I saw it in the theaters and I don’t think I cried but my mom did tear up a little. But I do remember that after the movie when I was asleep I had a nightmare about the movie about being forgotten and I would disappear forever and I cried to my mom in the middle of the night asking her to never forget me so I will never disappear. Looking back on that movie and my reaction makes me tear up a bit. This really shows how movies, specifically Disney Pixar, movies can really impact people and children despite their whole entertainment children thing and teach us to have fun, have a good imagination, and to live life up to its fullest
the first time i watched this movie was when it came out in the theatre. i was about to move to the US because of my countries issues and i was only leaving with my mom. i went to watch with my dad, his sister, and his mom and we’ve never cried harder. it was a great reminder that ben though we were going to be far apart we’re still together
This such a beautiful movie ❤❤ The Hispanic culture is very close to their family ❤❤
Story line is tender and emotional journey when a loved one passes away😢 🙏 there were people crying in the theater 😢❤
20:26 I think the issue is that she didn't have time to cry over him. He hurt her by leaving her and she felt or didn't allow herself the time to cry over her feelings because she had a business to build and a daughter to raise. And because she never really let it out, she held onto those hurt feelings and it made her bitter.
Plus she seems to be a proud woman, and apart from the pain of being abandoned there was also a sort of shame to it, that is back when it happened it was a sort of form of shame mixed with some pity if a woman was abandoned by her husband, everyone whispering about her, everyone knowing who she was and what happened to her. Some people find it hard to accept pity because they find it demeaning (heard Malcolm X's mother got angry with someone working at a store after her husband was killed when the person tried to take something off what she owed him, she knew exactly what she bought was worth and wouldn't pay less because someone pitied her and acted like she needed their help), and I don't doubt there'd be some spiteful people in town who would've snickered about it, about her being just another young woman who lost her head over a musician who abandoned her.
In any case, I think her point here was that she had dreams and joys of her own, and she could have gone on to sing for the world if she wanted. But she didn't. She stayed, she worked, she learned a whole trade, and did everything she could to make sure that her daughter could have a good life, everything a parent is supposed to do except she had to do it twice over because she did it alone.
33:46 the “AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA” part was so necessary😂😂
This movie had my entire family in tears at the end ( happy ones of course) Such a good film! Your reaction had me laughing and crying, you have yourself a new subscriber 😊
Thank youuuu!!🥰❤️
Not her dancing in the background of the intro😂😂😂😂 nah guys the music was fire❤
Honestly what I find the most sad about this movie is the children in the after life there like just in the background😭
I know right?!😭 so sad that they passed so young
😢@@RukiyaReacts love you you're my favorite
Please watch descendants the rise of red please
They should have lived a life 😢
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About Dante, he is a Xolo dog. They are an old breed of Mezo-American dog that are typically hairless. In some cultures, like the Mayans, believed the Xolos would lead souls to the afterlife, and archaeological digs have found evidence of Xolo skeletons, collars, a dog bowl, and even pottery statues of the dogs in ancient graves.
Going through all the emotions all over again with you Rukiya ಥ‿ಥ Also always a fan of your editing style! hehe Thank you for this
I’m glad you joined this emotional rollercoaster with me 😭😭❤️
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hiii i love ur vid you have an amazing sence of humor lol you made me laugh in the first couple of mins that played btw nice face 12:50😊 lol ur so pretty❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
The evil laugh 😂 32:01
and no I’m not makeing fun you you