For me this is the pinnacle of Pixar. Nothing they've made before or since has got me like this movie did

Everyone's gansta until Mama Coco sings.

My mom had Alzheimer’s before she died and this movie hits extra hard because she, like Coco, would have moments of clarity. Glad his family was able to come together and deal with that intergenerational drama.

If you don't shed a tear during Coco, then you have no heart.

It doesn't matter how many times I see the scene when Migielito sings to Coco, I always cry. I can't help it. My mother used to be a music teacher, and during the last years of her life, she suffered from Alzheimer's. When I sang to her, she would wake up and sing, and if I made one mistake in the lyrics, she would correct me. She dies in 2017 after battling cancer for like the 3rd time in her life. Coco is very special for my family.

This movie is so beautiful and reminds us that our loved ones only die if we stop remembering them and keeping them in our hearts

I wanted to point out one special detail at the ending. It's one of my favorites. Hector seems to be walking more firmly and isn't shaking as much as he did when he met Miguel. Now that he isn't forgotten and not fading away/"dying," he's much better now and more stable. His clothes aren't ripped and torn. And notice that when Hector is crossing over with his family the following year, he's wearing shoes. :) They made those for him and finally accepted him back into the family after all those years.

A small detail that’s often missed is how throughout the whole movie Hector is shoeless but reunited with his family he has shoes because they’re shoemakers…also Hector has a gold tooth just like his guitar

My Dad died when I was a kid. Forgetting a loved one happens. I have maybe a couple of personal memories of him, the rest is 2nd hand knowledge, and that's okay. Watching this movie as an adult helped me make more of an effort to talk to my son about who his Grandpa was, from the stories I've heard. So, Please share your stories with little ones. Not only are you keeping a person's memory alive, but you're also helping a young person understand who *they are* as a person and where parts of their personality or physical features come from.💜

día de muertos Day of the dead is the most important holiday in Mexico, Disney did an amazing job with this film , very accurate.

I’m Mexican and I really liked Miguel’s voice actor, but his actor in Latin Spanish is something else… the songs are (for me) way better not only because it’s my language, they are more emotional

That bell really said "Remember Me, Ernesto?"

I will always remember singing Christmas carols at the nursing home. One bedridden lady, maybe 100 years old and just about comatose, started singing along with us. It was a moment I will remember for the rest of life. It's true - music runs so deep, and people are beautiful.

Nothing in this world will ever make me ugly cry like I did when Miguel and Coco sang together.

I watched this a few months after it came out in 2017. My dad died the same year so it was still fresh when I watched this. I had no idea what's the movie about, i remember i have to pause it a couple of times because it was too much and i was crying too much. Like hector, our dad also loved music. He would sing to us (my 2 sisters and i) when we were little. He influenced us with his love and taste for music, and he had songs for each of us that we sing together. Pixar really got me with this one. Bullseye.

Don't sweat the tears. There are few Dads who can watch this and not tear up a little.

Part of the reason I love doing family research is so our forgotten family members can be rediscovered and their stories can be passed down and remembered. I think it's partly for selfish reasons such as me not wanting to be forgotten, but part of it is because some wonderful stories weren't passed down as they should have been and I feel it's my duty as their descendant.

I'm a retired older adult, and I still love Disney / Pixar movies. Moana is my current favorite, but Coco is also up there. I'll re-watch them for the music and an uplifting message.

This is a great story and wonderful representation of Mexican culture

At first Pixar was a separate company (IIRC part of the Lucasfilms conglomerate), although they did distribute their pictures through Disney. Later Disney did purchase Pixar, but Disney did maintain the name as a separate part of the Disney empire.

I've read that mama coco was a real old woman, who died at age 109. Pixar got the inspiration from her for mama coco's character . Pixar has denied that, but the woman's family are convinced otherwise. Her name was Maria Salud Ramirez Caballero.

Dia de Los Muertos is one of my favorite holidays. It's a good day to tell stories and memories and have a little bit of a happy moment with people you miss, eat their favorite foods and celebrate the life you have because everyone runs out of time eventually. If you ever get the chance to participate, do it. Paint your face, put a picture on a community ofrenda, eat some pan de muerto. It's wonderful

This movie always gets me, not least of all because Mama Coco bears a striking resemblance to my late grandmother who passed a few years ago a few months short of her 100th birthday. Although my family never celebrated Dia de Los Muertos (northern New Mexico area rather than Mexico proper) there’s a lot of similarity culturally especially with the importance of family and the veneration of ancestors. I can look at Miguel’s family and see my cousins, aunts and uncles in them.

lo genial es que es totalmente verdadero, aqui en mexico es muy importante el dia de muertos y dejar ofrendas para ellos, toda la pelicula es real, existen muchos videos mostrando como se pone el panteon el dia de muertos y es el lugar mas magico, todos los mexicanos esperamos encontrarnos con nuestros familiares fallecidos y nos preparamos todo el dia limpiando sus tumbas y poniendo su comida favorita.. saludos

Dia de los muertos is a real holiday in Mexico n for the most part this movie is accurate in the details

When Pixar was first beginning they had a contract with Disney for distribution. When Bob Eiger became CEO he brokered a deal and Disney then bought Pixar and made some of the heavy hitters heads of Disney animation which revitalized the brand. When both studios started raking in the cash Disney then bought Marvel followed by Lucasfilm and most recently 20th Century Fox and they are all under the Disney umbrella. Another movie that Pixar released that had the audience ugly cry in the theater when I saw it was Up. I would also recommend Disney's Encanto where all the music is by Lin Manuel Miranda.

My favorite animated movie of all time. I've been locked up and got tattoos all over my body... but when I see this movie (especially in the end), I cry like a little bitch 😂

Great reaction! Such a great movie, one of my favs. Hits especially hard these days after a few personal losses.

I love that right when Miguel’s Abuela raised his guitar to smash it BOTH of your faces went 😱😱 😮😮 😂

Imelda is voiced by Alanna Ubach, who played Maria in Sister Act 2 and Serena in Legally Blonde 1&2. Fantastic singer and actress.

love true reactions like this, thanks guys!

Coco is my favorite movie ❤

I knew Coco was a big hit but after watching peoples reaction videos to it I didn't realize how emotional people got especially men. Love your reaction to this!

Moana is another that gets me every time. Grandma is the best part of the whole movie.

If you've ever had a family member who's struggled with memory loss this movie will destroy you emotionally lol...

This film is absolutely phenomenal!!!

Since 2006, Pixar has been a subsidiary of Walt Disney Studios, a division of Disney Entertainment, a segment of the Walt Disney Company. U.S.

Dante in Mexico is from the hairless dog breed that the ancient Aztecs used to guard their homes and keep evil spirits out and to bury with loved ones to guide them through the underworld until they got to their final resting place called Mictlan. Today they are called The Xolo dog but the full name is Xoloitzuintli. Some also believe there is a connection between the Xolo dog and The Egyptian God of The Underworld ANUBIS. If you take the Xolo dog and compare it to drawings and the statues of ANUBIS they look exactly alike and on totally separate continents. The Xolo dog in Mexico and ANUBIS in Egypt. That is why in the movie Dante was performing like a spirit animal

I love both Pixar and Disney.

The fact they also learned of a diff culture from a disney movie much props and how they both cried nothing wrong with it lol

I'm a proud adult lover of all cartoons! Disney and Pixar hold dear to my heart

Pixar hands down. Also yes I do just put on Disney/Pixar movies to watch without my kids lol

One of my absolute faves. Got me all teary-eyed, big as I am.

This will forever be the best Pixar film ever made. Idk if it’s just the honoring of my culture, but the story, the characters, the design was just all incredible.

One of my favorite movies. Great reaction!!!!! If you don't cry in this movie, you have no soul:)

As you might know now, Dante was pulling Miguel to tell him hector was the real one he was related to. All dogs know if you are related/ the truth. Another dog example is in the little mermaid

this movie and Encanto are the best movies for kids. they give us the right message about family

Subscribed after I cried and wiped my tears haha love your reaction to this!!😊

Tooooodos lloramos con esta película, a si es que no se preocupen, es maravillosa la representación de nuestras fiestas rememorando a las personas que ya no están con nosotros. Me gusto mucho su reacción.

Here in Ecuador we don't say Day of the Dead, we say Day of the Dead, and we have been celebrating it for centuries. The indigenous people of Ecuador have honored their dead since ancient times. When the Spaniards arrived and introduced All Saints' Day, which is celebrated on November 1, the locals made this holiday their own. All Souls' Day, as it is celebrated today, is therefore a combination of Catholic religious celebrations and indigenous traditions. The government decrees a holiday on November 2nd every year and all over the country a colada morada is made with Guaguas de pan, just yesterday 2/Nov/2023 people go to the cemeteries to visit their relatives, taking with them any kind of food to later sit next to a tombstone with the whole family to eat. It is understandable that Mexico being in North America is more related to the film industry and many other things in the USA and therefore stands out more, but that's ok, anyway it is nice to see a Mexican brother receiving recognition. Greetings to all from 🇪🇨

Todos los paises del mundo cada estado tiene sus tradiones pero Mexico 🇲🇽 tiene muchas tradiciones y culturas muy bonitas y una de ellas es el dia de los Muertos ♥ amo mi pais ✊y esta pelicula tambien

It makes me happy to see that Coco has had an effect on so many people. It really is the best Pixar movie and hits hard in the feels. I was at EPCOT watching Luminous and they have a duet of remember me and when somebody loved me and wow, take Annie a tear jerking moment

I’m a 34 year old and I love both! Grew up watching it my whole life and even got into an disagreement with my friend because she said I had to heal my inner child sense I love Disney so much. I was like girl your tripping. I had a wonderful childhood and that’s why I love Disney. It always heartwarming. I love my zombie movies and all but come on Disney just makes my heart smile.

i’ve barely started the video and i already love you guys! new sub

Out of the songs in this movie, my favorite is "Un Poco Loco", which translates to "A little crazy". I love how they animated this movie and wrote the songs, on top of honoring Mexican culture and customs. (Despite me DESPISING Ernesto De La Cruz, even before learning of his villainous nature). It's *IMPOSSIBLE* to avoid crying while Miguel is singing "Remember Me" with Mamá Coco. Being Mexican-American, what makes this movie so special to me is the concept of family. On my family's ofrenda, one of the pictures we put up is of my paternal grandfather Marcelino. He died when I was in 8th grade (2005) and even now in 2023, going into 2024, it messes me up with emotion. Every day, I wish I could see him face-to-face one last time, give him a big hug and tell him how much I love and miss him. 😢😢😢😢

This movie is everything to me because it relates to how it is in Mexico since im on vacation in mexico enjoying spending time with family and friends, the way they made the houses is very realistic! But the thing i love the most of this movie is the music, it makes me very emotional when hearing music in sad scenes since it makes you realize we have limited lifes. Plus the scene when louis breaks Miguel's guitar relates to how mexican moms get mad at small things like mine, I know they do it because we want you to not be disrespectful or anything but it hurts since we don't support you :(

55:55 knowing the context just made me almost roll my eyes hearing him start up Remember Me, especially because that's not the written tempo 9:16 lol _stooop_ it's a _cognate_ 😩 10:47 lol it's like they can't see emotions 12:08 even he at least took the photo from Miguel and listened a bit, and tried to stop his mom from destroying his guitar 16:18 on his _dentist's_ ofrenda, I love that lol PepITA 25:07 heh 26:08 ohh the stories- I didn't remember that 28:56 33:42 If you isolate the scene? This is so dang sweet 34:17 theres that reason he doesnt think of it first 35:07 ah right and there was Hector earlier like "greatest musician? lmao" 42:26 maybe the initial leaving 45:29 oh 51:18 I'm gonna cry every time I swear 51:40 She's glad she doesn't have to turn him down, for once. Someone has also mentioned before that the way he moves is now less degraded, his clothing is no longer torn, and... _shoes_ . Throughout the duration of the movie, while being shunned by his family who didn't know the truth, Hector didn't have shoes.

I remember wanting to watch this movie in theaters but wasn't able to but my 5th grade teacher let us watch it and oh boy I was struggling not to cry while watching it with my class and now anytime i watch it when i check it out from the library i still cry

I had the privilege to view this movie at a holiday screening at Pixar animation studios in Emeryville, CA. When the guard let me into the compound after I told him I was there for the Coco screening, he asked me if I brought tissues because I would be needing them. Lol he was right, such a great movie!

Best Pixar movie. Period.

That was beautiful 😢😢😢

This movie gets me every time I watch it in the end when mama cocoa sings remember me,always brings tears to my eyes,more movies to watch I suggest is "how to train your dragon trilogy. All three movies are epic.

Y'all should check out the iron giant.

If you don’t cry with this movie you’re not human. 😢 Thank you for your reaction

What a beautiful film based on its Mexican culture❤❤🇲🇽

U guys reactions are superb. I'm 34 and love Disney and Pixar equally but Pixar get to my emotions so Pixar wins for me.

This is what I love the most of the day of the dead. Most of the world always sees death as a final, scary moment, but in our culture, death is seen as another stage we shouldn’t be afraid of and that as long as we keep the memories of those we love, they also will be with us. The day of the dead isn’t about mourning, it’s always been about celebrating the life of those gone. I’m glad people see a bit of what it means through this movie, it’s always bitter sweet to say goodbye but we’ll be together again with this who left sooner someday. Loved the reaction! The plot twist mannnn I remember being shocked too, not m*rder in a kids movie LOL

Dude and Dudette After watching coco with y’all had to go get some street taco!! You drink your tears away with some tequila 🙌🙌

I’m pretty sure Pixar is run by Disney, but still I feel like Pixar is where the best movies are produced

Team pixar right here my g.

Pixar was a separate company for a long while (iirc it was initially founded by Steve Jobs), but was bought by Disney pretty recently (and now they are killing it)

This movie is just so insanely amazing I can’t describe it

Miss you guys ❤️ Great Reaction ❤️

My grandmas nickname was Coco also so this movie hits a different way

i love movies like this i like crying in the sense of a happy beautiful story nothing wrong with that this touches all our lives in one way or another we can all relate to this more so than any movie pixar has made. and the music was amazing.

Pixar! For moments like they have in this movie. Love both of your reactions🤙🏽

Ha oh boy I cant wait. Love your channel.

I love Coco❤

Coco also won two Oscar’s one for best animated feature and best original song “remember me”

I literally watch this movie today I never cried this much I'm so happy Mama Coco passed in a good way so she can see her father

Pixar all day everyday

If theres a movie or show that i want to watch for the first time coco is one of them

I love movies from both, and I'm 100% an adult that will watch Disney without kids and I know plenty of others as well

Up and Encanto are must watched from Disney Pixar

I love me a great animated movie, takes me back on being a kid again dawg. i am looking forward to y'all reaction to squid game episode 2, ya'll thought episode 1 was off the chain! im going to let you know right now, y'all are not for episode two.

This movie alone puts Pixar above any disney movie.

Next animated masterpiece: WALL-E

My favorite Pixar movie by far and my second favorite Disney movie of all time

Pixar is the best! Love this movie!!! Never I would of thought they would make a movie about my culture día de los muertos is a sad but at the same time happy day. You should look at how the directors made this movie they did a reallly good job researching even going to Mexico to the small towns

First time watching you guys I enjoyed your reaction

I loved your reviews. Hopefully they can come to Mexico to celebrate the Day of the Dead, which makes it a tradition to celebrate those days. Greetings from Mexico City.

Disney owned Disney, but polar makes its own stuff

Good lord how am I meant to cry at the movie when y'all are looking SO FINE

Mama Imelda’s voice though ❤

Héctor was fs a DEADbeat dad..

Him : Disney or Pixar Me : DREAMWORKS 😅😂

this just reminded me of my grandma.. I hope to see her one day

Just discovered your channel, some of my favorite newer Disney movies are encanto, soul, moana is really good. A non pixar animated trilogy you should watch is how to train your dragon, you will definitely be in tears

Just found your channel, and I love your vibe! I just subscribed. You do amazing videos. Greetings from Romania!

Mientras estén vivos en nuestros corazones y en nuestros recuerdos los estaremos esperando para convivir con ellos Saludos amigos