Coco

Navneet Patel

3 weeks ago

8

Beyond the great animation we can all agree on, there's this story that keeps everything alive until the end and which also teaches you something about the Mexican culture and their way of living. It truly deserved the Oscars. Go on an adventure through surreal realms! Be ready to be amazed!

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"I watched this movie when I was 6 and I was in love with it. It's a special movie for me and I always cry when seeing the ending and thank you for making this film, whoever you are❤️" -Rion

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Sai Charan

2 months ago

10

Magical ✨ This movie has the best song album in an animated movie, yet! I love Mexican culture after watching this movie. This drama is affecting and enjoyable. A MUST WATCH 💯

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Jay Angel

4 months ago

9

I love how now Pixar is doing stories that relate or either has a style of a certain cultures. It is really interesting to see the way they write there stories. This is a beautiful movie with a great story.

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Tanya P

5 months ago

10

Such a wonderful film. Great plot with actually some great twists and beautiful animation based around the Dia de los Muertos in Mexico. Touches on some really sad topics though so be prepared to get the tissues out 😢

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Baran B

5 months ago

9

The subject and drawings were really great. It's one of those movies that needs to be watched. Especially animation lovers should watch

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Amber Avent

5 months ago

8

good movie. prob should watch again when i’m alone and feel comfortable enough to fill a water bottle with my tears

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Fabio Caiazzo

6 months ago

9

I did not know what to expect, and was so surprised! Very original story and the graphics are superb (especially the spirit guides and the whole “beyond” environment)!

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Lexi Bobble

7 months ago

10

Soundtrack is great and really gets you into a creative mood. Little sad in some places but still a good film. Plot is great and visually pleasing. Enjoy

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Samantha Pavlik

7 months ago

8

As a lover of all things Spanish. I was quite impressed at the delicacy Día de los Muertos was addressed. The casting was good, and the story was satisfying despite the ‘twist’ villain Disney/Pixar did for the 100th time that decade.

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Jeffrey Lansing

7 months ago

10

MoviePass movie number 20 was Coco, an animated Pixar release. The story follows Miguel, a young Mexican boy who yearns to be a musician......except for the fact that his family totally rejects music due to some family history. The story takes place on Dia de Muertos, the Day of the Dead. Miguel is inspired by Ernesto de la Cruz, "the greatest musician ever". One thing leads to another and Miguel ends up stealing Ernesto's guitar.....which ends up placing a curse on his family and he sent to the Land of the Dead. He has until sunrise to fulfill something or Miguel will spend the rest of his existence in the Land of the Dead. First and foremost, this is a beautifully animated film. The graphics and the colors were eye popping. Since I saw this with MoviePass, I could only see it in 2D....one of the drawbacks of the system (no 3D or IMAX films). I think it would be wonderful in 3D. The Land of the Dead is an amazingly computer animated place. The artist Frida Kahlo shows up in a scene or two. She is trying to produce a huge musical production number.....and her vision is SO Frida Kahlo it's hysterical. One of my favorite parts of the film. The movie places its main focus on family and keeping alive the memories of those who have passed on. It may even make you tear up a little. The only drawback to the film is that there is a 20 minute Olaf/Frozen Christmas short before the movie. I had read that the audience reaction had been quite bad and that they were going to remove it from screenings this week.....but I guess I wasn't so lucky. I know this is going to come as a shock, but I have never seen Frozen and there are times I feel like the only American who hasn't. I know the characters, but that is about it. So.....I lost interest in this short right away. In fact, I actually nodded off during it. Olaf was being chased by wolves....or something.....and then the next thing I knew there were credits rolling. If you aren't into Frozen, see if you can check out if the short is being played before your screening of Coco. If it is, you can show up twenty minutes late. Trust me....you aren't missing anything. A beautiful, colorful movie that shouldn't be missed. Coco.......not the Olaf one.

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Ana Tapia

7 months ago

10

Una de mis películas animadas favoritas con todos sus colores y música creo que la representación de ese México antiguo que nos hacen recordar a nuestros abuelos fue buena

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I love watching this one over and over. Such a great story and stunning visuals. The color is amazing.

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Janosch Feser

8 months ago

10

Ein wunderbarer, mit Emotionen und Liebe gemachter Film. Man lernt etwas von anderen Kulturen und es ist unterhaltsam. Ich liebe Musik und an der fehlte es absolut nicht.

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The most heartwarming story, animation at Pixar’s excellent standard. A colourful and clever way to learn about another culture.

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