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alejandro970Nov 26, 2017

Reproduces in a respectul and a masterful way the tradition and folklore of Mexico in The Day of the Dead, with emotive references to iconic characters (Frida Kahlo, El Santo, Cantinflas); that deserves from Mexico a loud: Bravo! (In the nameReproduces in a respectul and a masterful way the tradition and folklore of Mexico in The Day of the Dead, with emotive references to iconic characters (Frida Kahlo, El Santo, Cantinflas); that deserves from Mexico a loud: Bravo! (In the name of God and your sanity: skip the short animated feature of Frozen).… Expand

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mefzeldernxSep 1, 2018

Los Estudios Pixar siguen regresan al buen camino y lanzan una de las mejores películas producidas por su estudio. "Coco" cuenta la travesía de Miguel Rivera a través del mundo de los muertos para lograr volver al mundo de los vivosLos Estudios Pixar siguen regresan al buen camino y lanzan una de las mejores películas producidas por su estudio. "Coco" cuenta la travesía de Miguel Rivera a través del mundo de los muertos para lograr volver al mundo de los vivos manteniendo sus deseos de poder hacer música contra la idea de su familia.
Parece una historia un tanto trillada, pero en realidad el formato en que se la presenta la hace sentir fresca y novedosa, el arte inspirado en la cultura mexicana brilla y resalta de manera hermosa en la pantalla, el diseño de los personajes y la estética del mundo hacen demuestra que Pixar esta en la cúspide en animación por computadoras, y la música inmersiva y nostálgica.
En general una historia que uno debe ver, logra conmover a grandes y chicos y reflejar un mensaje muy conmovedor sobre la familia.… Expand

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Creeper3455Dec 31, 2017

Happy New Year,everyone!
And please STOP with the 'New Year,New Me' thing,ok?!?
Onto the review. After coming out from 'Coco' refreshed me in many ways,mostly because not only is it the best animated movie of 2017,but also because I wasHappy New Year,everyone!
And please STOP with the 'New Year,New Me' thing,ok?!?
Onto the review.
After coming out from 'Coco' refreshed me in many ways,mostly because not only is it the best animated movie of 2017,but also because I was satisfied in seeing a truly good movie after a lineup of decent or 'Garbage' movies (only this Fall,not 2017 as a whole).
With this movie being a Pixar production,it should be a cliche saying that the animation is getting close to photorealistic. Not only the water,but also the cobblestone felt real,and this time,the charachters didn't feel out of place thanks to Lee Unkrich (Toy Story 3) and Adrian Molina's immaculate way of directing. Adrian Molina takes most of the movie's credit in terms of writing,direction and also music (while Michael Giacchino's score makes the Mexican culture feel accurate,more than John Powell's Ferdinand),and,honestly,nothing felt misdirected. The theme of this movie "Remember Me" isn't played infinite times like if it wants to be an Oscar Contender,the screen play doesn't have any 'nonsensical' or 'misguided' lines or scenes and some of the soundtrack's secondary choices like ''Un Poco Loco'' and ''The World Es Mi Familia'' can be catchy at some point. Even the cast doesn't feel like they are there for a paycheck,and yes (a thousand times yes),I can feel a great future for Anthony Gonzalez's glorious voice. Now let's not go full fanboy,because,sure,this movie is flawless,but it's not as flawless as,say,Wall-E or Toy Story 2,but it is still some true Pixar stuff (especially after the impressive Cars 3),and it is (indeed) better than some other Pixar movies like the Cars Franchise or A Bug's Life.
Summing it up,Coco is beautiful. The story feels like a lesson about Mexican culture while being an Animated flick,the voicecast is gorgeous and the animation makes it the 2nd best movie of 2017 in terms of "Artistic Imagery".… Expand

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akenaton1984Dec 9, 2017

Una carta de amor a la cultura mexicana. Este filme posee una increíble belleza visual y desarrolla, en buena parte, de forma interesante algunas temáticas como el significado de la memoria, la muerte, la familia y el olvido. A pesar de loUna carta de amor a la cultura mexicana. Este filme posee una increíble belleza visual y desarrolla, en buena parte, de forma interesante algunas temáticas como el significado de la memoria, la muerte, la familia y el olvido. A pesar de lo anterior, el guión es un tanto simple, cliché y hasta predecible.… Expand

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MonkiReviewsJun 16, 2018

This movie is amazing. The animation and voice acting help make this it a almost magical movie experience, but the story is where Coco shines brightest. It starts off enjoyable and entertaining, but a little slow. The middle was fast, fun,This movie is amazing. The animation and voice acting help make this it a almost magical movie experience, but the story is where Coco shines brightest. It starts off enjoyable and entertaining, but a little slow. The middle was fast, fun, and exciting. The characters are amazing while the scenery was epic. The ending was one of my favorite parts. It is entertaining and fun to watch, while being able to end off this amazing movie with a great final scene. I recommend this movie, it’s awesome!… Expand

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hellpittFeb 1, 2018

wow guys was I surprise with this movie... I'm not mexican but share some of the same culture back in guatemala.... and this movie was awesome... It doesn't mater if you even know anything about the Dia de los Muertos tradition... this moviewow guys was I surprise with this movie... I'm not mexican but share some of the same culture back in guatemala.... and this movie was awesome... It doesn't mater if you even know anything about the Dia de los Muertos tradition... this movie is a delight from start to finish.… Expand

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HPFANBOY1237Mar 9, 2018

Coco is another success for Pixar! None of us are surprised when we hear that anymore because Pixar, while it has had its rough patches, puts out fantastic movies. Coco is another touching and entertaining movie that you cannot miss, thisCoco is another success for Pixar! None of us are surprised when we hear that anymore because Pixar, while it has had its rough patches, puts out fantastic movies. Coco is another touching and entertaining movie that you cannot miss, this time Pixar is showing the importance of family and culture. And it's done beautifully, same as the animation. You never go into a Pixar film expecting bad or sub-par animation. As for flaws, for a bit I was like this is entertaining but when is it going to great?! Soon I was rewarded and Coco just kept getting better! I loved Coco! A… Expand

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whoischarlotteFeb 1, 2018

Pixar know how to make a visually beautiful film, that WILL tug hard on your heart strings. Coco is no exception. You don't have to be of latin or hispanic descent to appreciate the history and culture that this film presents us with. Such aPixar know how to make a visually beautiful film, that WILL tug hard on your heart strings. Coco is no exception. You don't have to be of latin or hispanic descent to appreciate the history and culture that this film presents us with. Such a beautiful homage to family.… Expand

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eberman123Dec 12, 2017

An adults perspective. Great animation, storyline and acting. The Mexican aspect was not stereotypical and was authentic. This film was terrific and special.

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Jarek98Nov 25, 2017

It is a great movie for both kids and adults (both my kids - 7 and 10 - liked it very much). Despite a serious topic - i.e. death (and death taken seriously, not Transylvania style ;-)), the movie is really fun to watch.
Don’t listen toIt is a great movie for both kids and adults (both my kids - 7 and 10 - liked it very much). Despite a serious topic - i.e. death (and death taken seriously, not Transylvania style ;-)), the movie is really fun to watch.
Don’t listen to reviews claiming that Disney / Pixar should not touch other cultures, because it is an absurd claim. I’m quite aware Mexicans are perfectly capable making own movies, but who - apart from Mexicans - is watching them? I’m sure I’m not, as millions of people that will watch Coco. And I’m really glad that I did. Besides going this road we could never see Mulan, Moana and many more great animations...… Expand

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RockoDaFoxxoNov 25, 2017

Wow! I had high expectations for this film, but it was more enjoyable than I thought it would be! Even with a long running time and not much laughs, Coco succeeds thanks to its gorgeous visuals, endearing characters, imaginative settings,Wow! I had high expectations for this film, but it was more enjoyable than I thought it would be! Even with a long running time and not much laughs, Coco succeeds thanks to its gorgeous visuals, endearing characters, imaginative settings, strong plot, and heartfelt messages about the importance of life, death, memories, and family.

It's also great to see Mexican culture be represented with care and affection by a Hollywood studio. A great film to watch on your Thanksgiving break. 8.5/10

(P.S. That Frozen short was awful. Dear G O D is it annoying!)… Expand

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sirc__crisNov 24, 2017

Despite the negative and somewhat racist reviews, I felt as if Coco had nailed all of its key points: it had a beautiful aesthetic, a well thought out story, and a compelling message. Coco has some breathtaking scenes that will completelyDespite the negative and somewhat racist reviews, I felt as if Coco had nailed all of its key points: it had a beautiful aesthetic, a well thought out story, and a compelling message. Coco has some breathtaking scenes that will completely mesmerize an audience, it has a great message about the importance of family and remembering them, and it managed to create a story that had few hiccups. The only major problem that I had with Coco is that it had some predictable twists. But overall, Coco is a fine and worthwhile film to go out and see, be it by yourself or with some friends or family.… Expand

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LuckFoxo33Nov 26, 2017

the animation was beautiful. i didn't even want to blink and miss a second of it. its very colourful and the main characters have some great backstory, they leave out just enough information to give it an amazing ending. yes, the ending wasthe animation was beautiful. i didn't even want to blink and miss a second of it. its very colourful and the main characters have some great backstory, they leave out just enough information to give it an amazing ending. yes, the ending was almost completely unpredictable! the only thing i slightly disliked was that sometimes the story felt slightly "all over the place" and a few parts felt short, other than that, it was great… Expand

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Mihael_Prislin0Dec 30, 2017

This is another Oscar-winning piece of animation that Pixar accomplished. I watched it in theatres and I was stunned by the visuals, music, plot and character development. I am one of the fans of latino music and I couldn't believe when IThis is another Oscar-winning piece of animation that Pixar accomplished. I watched it in theatres and I was stunned by the visuals, music, plot and character development. I am one of the fans of latino music and I couldn't believe when I heard that Disney is going to make a movie with that sort of music. It is sourley an Oscar-winning animated movie of 2018!!… Expand

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FuturamaforeverDec 17, 2017

pixar is truely back
we used to have some dark years (and they still do stupid stuff like cars 3) but this and inside out restored my respect for that company

i can't wait to see what they do next

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QuillHawthornDec 18, 2017

*NOTE: I would highly encourage that parents/guardians consider the age and maturity of their children before attending. Coco deals with themes of death and depicts characters dying. Kids 7+ should generally be fine.
1. The animation is*NOTE: I would highly encourage that parents/guardians consider the age and maturity of their children before attending. Coco deals with themes of death and depicts characters dying. Kids 7+ should generally be fine.
1. The animation is beyond what Pixar has been achieving recently. For some reason, they seemed to really not want to settle for anything less than perfect with Coco. Unlike Disney's older, earlier use of CGI where they'd achieve a large background or hundreds of characters in the distance by cloning the same character over and over like the armies in Mulan, Disney had 2D artists meticulously detail every single building in the background. It was similar to Hayao Miyazaki's use of highly detailed background mixed with simple characters in the foreground.
2. I think I'd give it a 7 actually, I think the plot had a bit of fat that could have been trimmed and as another reviewer mentioned, it lacks the classic constantly near-perfect Pixar humor, but I'm bumping up the rating slightly because some reviews are giving it a zero because using a handful of Spanish words and referencing South American and Spanish culture is now an "SJW liberal agenda." The film is just a cute Day of the Dead story.
3. The character design is really good. They use shape language and costume really well, successfully designing characters that look exactly like their personalities.
4. I had that feeling of being slightly ahead of the plot but that's alright in a children's film, it wasn't entirely predictable or boring.
5. I wouldn't personally call the film a musical. There are characters who perform music and sing, but only in realistic ways. The songs are pretty enjoyable. I feel like it could have used an extra lighthearted or pick-me-up song because the central song of the story, Remember Me, was a little sad although also the best song in the film.
6. Coco's message is one we've seen a lot from Disney and Pixar. Despite it not being a very original moral, they managed to present it in a pretty original way.
7. The best thing I can say is that I went into this film with no knowledge of it. Having been burned a lot by a couple bad titles recently, I was expecting nothing good. It blindsided me by being memorable and surprisingly heartfelt.… Expand

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RupertvzDec 26, 2017

When Miguel, a 12 year old Spanish boy wants to follow his hearts' dream of becoming a musician, things turn for the worst as he finds himself trapped between his family with an apathy towards music and egocentric, sleazy characters in theWhen Miguel, a 12 year old Spanish boy wants to follow his hearts' dream of becoming a musician, things turn for the worst as he finds himself trapped between his family with an apathy towards music and egocentric, sleazy characters in the afterlife. On a quest to find his Grandfather he discovers a world never imagined.

What a fantastic film, rich of intrigues, emotion and mesmerizing scenes.

The warmth and Spanish undertone of the film, evoke your own family bonds, while fond memories and love for one’s Grandmother stirs your heart.

I lost myself in the movie to such an extent that I forgot I was watching an animated production.

Coco is not a musical, but there is a hint of music in the film, which builds on top of the superb storyline. The screenwriter manages to create a suspense in which one can’t wait for Miguel to play his next riff on his strum.

The film is heartwarming. It manages to show us a different side to the afterlife, a side which we never imagined, where the dead interacts with the living and skeletons are beautiful, emotional and lovable characters.

Miguel strikes a friendship with a trickster named Hector and together they discover the story about Miguel’s family, which eventually leads to making his dream become reality.

The animated 3D adventure encourages oneself to follow your dreams at all cost, but most importantly to put your loved ones first.

The movie has been produced by Disney and taken Gross Income of $457,925,760 from it’s opening on the 22nd of November until 22nd of December 2017.

Coco is a wonderful film for the whole family and a must see for everyone who loves music, beautiful scenes and awesome characters!… Expand

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luke100Jan 9, 2018

The story is well though out, the main character is immediately sympathetic in his goals and situation, but most of all - I heard everyone in the theater sobbing or sniffling at the end. And I was no exception. This movie will jerk your tearsThe story is well though out, the main character is immediately sympathetic in his goals and situation, but most of all - I heard everyone in the theater sobbing or sniffling at the end. And I was no exception. This movie will jerk your tears out. Years after Toy Story 3, Lee Unkrich did it again.… Expand

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amheretojudgeJan 16, 2018

remember me..

Coco Lee Unkrich's witty and dramatic world of dead, works on all levels; from music to secrets, from drama to comedy, from kids to adults, Coco delivers the whole package where not only it's characters but range too works inremember me..

Coco

Lee Unkrich's witty and dramatic world of dead, works on all levels; from music to secrets, from drama to comedy, from kids to adults, Coco delivers the whole package where not only it's characters but range too works in its favor.… Expand

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antcrtJan 21, 2018

A beautiful hero's journey told like it was never told before. Bravo. I loved it. Start to finish.

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lewiswakeFeb 5, 2018

Coco is a film that never fails to entertain throughout it's entire duration. Each scene presents fun and engaging moments that constantly expand on the story, characters, and setting.

Pixar has gone through a recent trend of sequels andCoco is a film that never fails to entertain throughout it's entire duration. Each scene presents fun and engaging moments that constantly expand on the story, characters, and setting.

Pixar has gone through a recent trend of sequels and their new IP's haven't stood out as much, but Coco breaks this stigma and shows that the studio has plenty of stories left to tell. As with every recent Pixar film it has a huge heart. This time around the importance of family is the primary theme and it explores this through a premise that is rarely explored in film: life beyond death.

Coco is vividly colourful, deeply emotional, and is an excellent portrayal of Mexican culture.… Expand

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timpfelMar 18, 2018

Very nice animated movie - one of the best movies of the year. Highly recommended.

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ExtinctionguyMar 7, 2018

Coco is a beautiful movie with amazing voice talents and wonderful music. It is also a very emotional movie with some extremely tear jerking scenes. I only have one small problem with the film is that some of the characters are a littleCoco is a beautiful movie with amazing voice talents and wonderful music. It is also a very emotional movie with some extremely tear jerking scenes. I only have one small problem with the film is that some of the characters are a little underdeveloped. Its still a great movie and any one who enjoys animated movies will love.… Expand

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EdgaroniMar 8, 2018

(I'll keep this very spoiler free) As someone who is a Hispanic and was surrounded with many Mexican traditions and taught the history of my family's culture, I was happy seeing the film wasn't a big Mexican stereotype like The Book Of Life(I'll keep this very spoiler free) As someone who is a Hispanic and was surrounded with many Mexican traditions and taught the history of my family's culture, I was happy seeing the film wasn't a big Mexican stereotype like The Book Of Life (which I personally did not enjoy because it wasn't able to keep my attention besides its interesting animation) it felt like an actual Mexican family and many of the characters reminded me of my own family members with the way they would interact with the lead Miguel. This film was filled with a lot of charm and love with every bit of detail they would add in the animation and even the music, so much of this film kept me with a big smile and never looking away. The only issue I have that keeps it from being a perfect film is the story, I was able to predict most of the twist and part of the ending, it does do some of the typical Disney tropes where the boy tries leave the family to pursue his dreams that the family forbids him to do, but it doesn't ruin the film, because It works in the film's favor, it helps give it even more charm that it already has. In short, Coco is a fantastic film with so much to love about it and even if the story can be predictable with the some of the typical Disney plot, it doesn't take away from the film, but it gives it more to love about it. I highly recommend this film to everyone and I think it's up there with the great Pixar films and deserve all the praise it's getting.… Expand

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SidneyNMar 11, 2018

A combination of eye-popping visuals, a great soundtrack, and an enjoyable story that was filled to the brim with Mexican tradition created a wonderful movie that further positions Pixar at the top of the animation game.

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AKthaBeastJun 24, 2018

Another great movie by Pixar with Coco delving with different parts of your emotions you may have. Following your dream, family, grief, this movie does a great job with those themes.

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ClaudirMar 24, 2018

EN: I found a show, it's amazing how they used the characters. A beautiful work by Lee Unkrich and Co.
PT: Eu achei um espetáculo, é incrível como eles usaram os personagens. Um belo trabalho de Lee Unkrich e Cia.

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MovieholicBEMay 7, 2018

Coco takes you on a beautiful and colorful journey to the afterlife while smartfully teaching us lessons about themes like family, tradition, chasing dreams and how it's like to grow up in a world that isn't perfect. Pixar has succeeded inCoco takes you on a beautiful and colorful journey to the afterlife while smartfully teaching us lessons about themes like family, tradition, chasing dreams and how it's like to grow up in a world that isn't perfect. Pixar has succeeded in delivering another great memorable animated movie that compliments both the visuals as its diversive cast of voice-actors.… Expand

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SonicSpeedo92Jun 8, 2018

Coco is definitely a family film to check out. Pixar did everything they've always done and put it into this movie. Emotional moments, incredible animation, great setting, fantastic plot, and the musical scores are at their best here.

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MovieReviewer45May 25, 2018

Arguably one of the best animated films of 2017. Coco has heart, consistent storytelling, and likable characters. Watch it now folks, this one is a bomb. Some part of the musical score or tunes in some scenes in the movie may be against myArguably one of the best animated films of 2017. Coco has heart, consistent storytelling, and likable characters. Watch it now folks, this one is a bomb. Some part of the musical score or tunes in some scenes in the movie may be against my taste (or didn't like it) but the overall quality of the film has greatly compensated that and proves to be a watchable and an enjoyable film for all ages.

The movie explores family relationships, strong passion of a person, engaging music, and the Mexican culture. It is an enjoyable film filled with amazing visuals, songs, and sentiments about love of family and their relationship to one another. I have to be honest, I was touched by the relationship of their family and fell melancholy during the ending scenes. The movie shows that love and care still persists even on the other side of life (or after death).

The film will teach viewers the importance of family and their relationships to one another. It also relieves us the fear of an inevitable death to each one of us because Pixar tries to be optimistic and positive in a way that it manages to show it's viewers that there is another life or hope in the other side of our lives; not pertaining to religion of course. Pixar has once again deliver another rich cinematic experience for the young and old to love and enjoy.

One of Pixar's formidable creations that has a huge impact in the film industry of modern animated films. A formidable Oscar candidate for Best Animated Feature of the year Coco was released. Congrats Pixar, you moved me to this feeling again and the film proves Pixar still has the magic, heart, and brilliance in making these worthwhile and memorable animated films we all come to love since Toy Story was released in 1995.

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CyanureaJul 5, 2018

Never surprising but unstoppably sincere, the world of Coco is sentimental-sweet but rich like a good milk chocolate. The music is fun, the colors are fun, the visual design is fun, and then you learn that even the dead can die for real andNever surprising but unstoppably sincere, the world of Coco is sentimental-sweet but rich like a good milk chocolate. The music is fun, the colors are fun, the visual design is fun, and then you learn that even the dead can die for real and suddenly things matter and you feel sad. It's great. It hits the exact right shade of sentimentally moving to suit all ages.… Expand

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tewa_kanuiJul 29, 2018

Since I'm a huge fan of Pixar, I had to watch Coco, and of course, as expected, I LOVED it. The emotions that are conveyed are so powerful. The characters are so likable, Miguel and Hector form a perfect duet together, the antagonist was (atSince I'm a huge fan of Pixar, I had to watch Coco, and of course, as expected, I LOVED it. The emotions that are conveyed are so powerful. The characters are so likable, Miguel and Hector form a perfect duet together, the antagonist was (at least as far as I'm concerned) very unexpected, and yes, I cried at the end, it was so powerful. The only thing I HATE about this movie are the people who think that this is a rip-off of "The Book of Life", whereas it's absolutely not. I loved Coco !… Expand

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ErikTheCriticOct 11, 2018

"Coco", once again, reaffirms that Pixar has not lost its stride and continues to pump out exceptional movies for us. With an endearing narrative and great visuals, "Coco" takes a family-friendly movie to the next level.

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OnaskOct 21, 2018

Coco deslumbra visual y técnicamente como ya nos tiene acostumbrados Pixar. Presenta un universo espectacular y magnífico increíblemente colorido y bonito. Es increíble como con una película de animación tan tierna puedes llegar a conocerCoco deslumbra visual y técnicamente como ya nos tiene acostumbrados Pixar. Presenta un universo espectacular y magnífico increíblemente colorido y bonito. Es increíble como con una película de animación tan tierna puedes llegar a conocer muchísimo más de la cultura mexicana. Presenta unos personajes entrañables, humanos, divertidos, que te cautivarán y te harán sentir todo tipo de emociones. La verdadera magia de Coco es el enlace que crea entre el espectador y la propia película, un vínculo mágico que te hará pasar por toda una montaña rusa de sentimientos.

El único problema que presenta Coco es que es algo predecible, especialmente en el final de la trama y en lo que busca la propia cinta, que desde el minuto 1 puedes intuir sin esforzarte.

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mecheng03Mar 9, 2019

Family favorite and made my wife cry multiple times. My kids still sing remember me and its been months since they last watched it.

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brendanmcc02Sep 4, 2020

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. The visuals are gorgeous. Vibrant colours range from the radiant oranges of leaves to the iridescent blues of The Land of the Dead. Truly a feast for the eyes, and is one of the best-looking animated films.

Unkrich echoes Shakespeare's Hamlet by providing some daunting yet thought-provoking ideas regarding the themes of Legacy and memory. Most notably, the harrowing fact that one day we will be truly forgotten by every living person on Earth: the final death, as the film puts it. It is thus fitting that music plays a large role in the film - because our memories live on through art and stories.

Interestingly, this is the most plot-heavy Pixar film. Many twists and turns occur with the plot, leading one discovery to another. In retrospect, the plot twists seem predictable, but not so much in the moment. Not a criticism, just an observation.

The film also features Pixar's recurring theme of Family, however it's execution is anything but. In many of Disney's films, the parent often goes through the change of having to learn to let their child follow their heart, be themselves, etc. (The Little Mermaid, for example) Although, Pixar challenges this in Coco. Ernesto de la Cruz represents the person that follows this mantra blindly: he follows his dream but at the cost of killing his best friend and having no chance for a family. On the other hand, Miguel represents the correct way to approach this mantra. He wants to follow his dream of being a musician, but realises it will cost him his relationship with his family. It is worth mentioning an overlooked yet vital moment in the film - when Miguel's great great grandmother grants him her blessing to return home to save Héctor, but at the cost of never playing music again. Miguel, without hesitation, says yes. This would've been an extremely ambitious move by the filmmakers but unfortunately they take the easy route out by having the film end where Héctor's memory is saved and the Rivera family can play music. This ending is still wonderful but it would've been really interesting if the filmmakers took the road less traveled.

To surmise, Coco is a film about Legacy - presenting daunting yet important ideas regarding the memory of loved ones after they die. They also subvert the typical theme of Family into something fresh, while providing an emotional journey through the land of the living and the dead. Overall, an amazing film.… Expand

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DawdlingPoetNov 20, 2021

I loved this film, primarily for the mix of high quality music (latin) and the immersive, CGI animation. The themes are nice and I suppose very young children may struggle a little to follow all the messages - it could be mildly scary forI loved this film, primarily for the mix of high quality music (latin) and the immersive, CGI animation. The themes are nice and I suppose very young children may struggle a little to follow all the messages - it could be mildly scary for very young kids but then it does have a PG rating, so that's fair. Its a nice, uplifting and cheery film, even though it very much focuses on the dead - indeed its set during 'la dia de las muerteas', aka 'The Day of the Dead' which is celebrated in Mexico. If you enjoy Pixar films, then I would recommend this film, in terms of the overall feel it gives out - its a bit of a warm hug of a film, as I say re-assuring, nice and not expressly too cinnamon sweet in a bad way. However, if you can't stand CGI animation, then obviously this won't be for you. I also enjoyed the variety of characters, with a rather zany stray/street dog called Dante being one and I also wondered if the inspiration behind the more villainous characters, had been taken from a telenovela (aka latin American soaps).

This isn't entirely a dumbed-down film and I would highly recommend it for family viewing overall, yes. Oh, and if you enjoy the guitar music, you might want to watch (or shall I say, listen) through the credits while it keeps playing. Its quite soothing and enjoyable.… Expand

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ElSmasherOct 31, 2022

Coco is a Pixar that is not so easily forgotten. About Mexico and its festival of the dead. The film will take us on an epic assumption filled with musicals and sadder songs of our undead skeletons. Alternating different subjects like music,Coco is a Pixar that is not so easily forgotten. About Mexico and its festival of the dead. The film will take us on an epic assumption filled with musicals and sadder songs of our undead skeletons. Alternating different subjects like music, family or glory. Miguel will meet his ancestors through adventures by playing the chord. In short, the film is BREATHTAKING!!!… Expand

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Movie_FreakJul 7, 2020

Coco is a brilliant film! The best thing about it are the songs, especially "Remember Me". But really all the songs are very emotional and make people cry just listening to them. This was definitely one of Pixar's most original ideas for aCoco is a brilliant film! The best thing about it are the songs, especially "Remember Me". But really all the songs are very emotional and make people cry just listening to them. This was definitely one of Pixar's most original ideas for a film at that time after just dishing out sequels. Somehow Lee Unkrich has managed to build on that heart-wrenching ending to Toy Story 3 with another movie that's jam-packed with emotion and heart. The opening 30-45 minutes is really what you'd expect to come from Pixar and it's a bit predictable. But the real magic starts when the Land of the dead comes, which is filled with fantastic world-building. The animation is stunning, from the vibrant colors and lights to the splendid reconstruction of a Mexican tradition. The story just brings so many twists and turns from there with a whole family heritage story and an aspiring musician's tale also. The whole Land Of The Dead is done beautifully from the buildings, bridge etc. Its filled throughout with a colorful theme that just makes you feel so happy. The masterpiece in here is the final act, which is by far one of the best of Pixar's films. the "Remember Me" song scene is executed perfectly with no musical number, but instead lets you take in the emotion of the moment. Coco is just a sensational film!… Expand

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DogeGamer2015Nov 5, 2020

Con buena animación, una buena trama y excelente música, es una de las mejores películas que ha hecho Pixar en los últimos años, la recomiendo mucho.

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AnimaDraws2DSAug 28, 2020

A visually gorgeous movie with touching and heartwarming scenes My Rating: 92/100

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DezzydFeb 5, 2021

This movie is great! It's easy to watch, bright, and kids will love it. It a great movie for everyone.

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AgentLviJul 9, 2023

Excellent movie. The story is so enjoyable, scoring is really great, visual is decent, and the voice is stunning

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OldMcBrotherJan 16, 2022

My favorite Pixar film. It's amazing. The songs are great, as is the story.

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BikerjamesNov 27, 2017

Remember when Pixar films were funny? I mean, REALLY gut wrenching funny like the "Toy Story" films or "Monster's Inc."? I miss those days. This film has a few chuckles and a lot of impressive, beautiful animation, but like most recentRemember when Pixar films were funny? I mean, REALLY gut wrenching funny like the "Toy Story" films or "Monster's Inc."? I miss those days. This film has a few chuckles and a lot of impressive, beautiful animation, but like most recent Pixar offerings it relies more on tugging your heart strings than making you laugh. I enjoyed the movie but it certainly isn't a Pixar classic like "Finding Nemo" (their last masterpiece). I feel it is probably their finest film since "The Good Dinosaur", a very underrated Pixar film. Like most Pixar films there is a short film before the main event. It was probably the longest "short" ever, more like a mini-movie. It involved Olaf the snowman and Christmas and was enjoyable, although lengthy.… Expand

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TheQuietGamerMay 13, 2018

Pixar doesn't just follow in The Book of Life's footsteps. Despite sharing a nearly identical array of stylistic visual choices and featuring the cultural holiday of Dia de los Muertos as a core element of it's storytelling, Coco places thePixar doesn't just follow in The Book of Life's footsteps. Despite sharing a nearly identical array of stylistic visual choices and featuring the cultural holiday of Dia de los Muertos as a core element of it's storytelling, Coco places the emphasis on themes of family and a love of music as opposed to the love story that can be found in the aforementioned, Guillermo del Toro produced animated film. It goes to far deeper and more impressive places as a result.

The use of Mexican heritage allows a lot of fresh scenarios to pop up in the story and can introduce viewers to lifestyles they don't often get to see represented onscreen. It sets a new high bar for animation quality. The amount of detail in things like wrinkled faces is incredible. Things can carry a sense of photorealism that is only hampered by the cartoonish character design. The celebration and use of music only add to the Book of Life comparisons, but the songs themselves are well-done.

The thing that built Pixar's respected reputation and kept them relevant in the face of a brief low period was their ability to make emotionally poignant experiences with enough depth to please viewers of all ages and great senses of humor, among other aspects. Coco is another example of that capacity. It's one of their more heartbreaking and heartwarming films in quite sometime. The humor is a little lacking though. Feels like not too many jokes made their way into the film. It allows more room for the plot though so I can't complain too much. It's not among the computer-animation studio's funniest movies, but it is one of their most meaningful.

While an all around remarkable film, there are some issues with Coco that prevent it from standing at the top of Pixar's portfolio. The movie suffers from a big case of predictability. I knew what the big twist was and how things would end some time before the reveals were made. This removes some of the effectiveness from the film, but ultimately can't defeat it's heart. This is still a very powerful viewing. So while more originality would have been preferred, Coco is still an enjoyable film that comes highly recommended.… Expand

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GreggorDec 21, 2017

While it was not my favorite Pixar film to date, Coco is a wonderful movie with a lot of heart. Definitely worth a watch and a re-watch. I was not disappointed.

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ReubenIsAGodDec 27, 2017

Just a very profoundly touching tale essentially about music, passion and the importance of family and legacy. Probably the most personally touching Pixar movie for me, being a musician and having a deeply strong passion for guitar, I foundJust a very profoundly touching tale essentially about music, passion and the importance of family and legacy. Probably the most personally touching Pixar movie for me, being a musician and having a deeply strong passion for guitar, I found COCO to be one of the most memorable PIXAR films of recent memory, that I found actually deeply interesting due to the setting and the characters, and how the flick deals particularly with Mexican culture. Just a really pleasant flick overall. In terms of criticisms, It's not necessarily the most original of narratives, and is actually sort of very predictable in terms of where the narrative is going and what happens. Otherwise, I loved it. Id happy go see it again, and an enjoyable, heart wrenching gift for the whole family to enjoy.… Expand

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Compi24Nov 28, 2017

Pixar continues its streak of stark, visually resplendent, and narratively superior animated films with "Coco," a celebratory look at death, the afterlife, and the importance of family and following your dreams. It's rare that you watch anPixar continues its streak of stark, visually resplendent, and narratively superior animated films with "Coco," a celebratory look at death, the afterlife, and the importance of family and following your dreams. It's rare that you watch an animated movie with a story that's as effective on children as it is on adults - something that Pixar's proved it can do time and time again, albeit - but when you mix in some of the thematics mentioned above, it's that much more impressive. Hats off to co-directors Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina for crafting such a powerful treat.… Expand

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BrianMcCriticDec 26, 2017

Coco continues Pixar's long tradition of great film making. While it didn't have me the whole way through it still hooked me with it's message of living your dream no matter the cost and an ending that is incredibly satisfying and which hadCoco continues Pixar's long tradition of great film making. While it didn't have me the whole way through it still hooked me with it's message of living your dream no matter the cost and an ending that is incredibly satisfying and which had me tearing up with a message of family. A-… Expand

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pnoyfilmtvadikNov 25, 2017

The animation is stunning. I love that, since Frozen, Disney realised that love isn't only between a man and a woman but also, among family. It can become restless at times even for adults but overall it has a good story. Go watch it.

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moviemitch96Dec 12, 2017

Pixar strikes again with a vibrant, colorful, and all-around endearing look at Spanish music, culture, and the Day of the Dead celebration! The film is fun to watch for the most part and is undeniably heartwarming, albeit a bit predictable inPixar strikes again with a vibrant, colorful, and all-around endearing look at Spanish music, culture, and the Day of the Dead celebration! The film is fun to watch for the most part and is undeniably heartwarming, albeit a bit predictable in some spots here and there. But overall, I'd consider it another true and fun winner from Pixar!… Expand

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JNOTRNov 22, 2017

A film so beautiful that it made me cry. The Mexico culture is so great here, it shows that Pixar put a lot of effort to make it correct in this aspect. The animation is beyond excellent and proves that Pixar is getting better in each filmA film so beautiful that it made me cry. The Mexico culture is so great here, it shows that Pixar put a lot of effort to make it correct in this aspect. The animation is beyond excellent and proves that Pixar is getting better in each film in the animation aspect. The voice acting is great (more than anything Gael Garcia Bernal). A very original story, even do, it is similar in a few things with "The Book of Life" (incredible movie) in his plot. The only thing this film did badly is the 30 minutes short from "Frozen" that is shown at previous this film starts. Is such a cliched pain in the ass and it is extremely long. I went to go to buy some popcorns and to the bathroom and when I came back, the f*@#ng short was still running.… Expand

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bfoore90Sep 27, 2019

Deals with alot of themes I didn't expect from a Pixar film such as murder but CoCo was a great blend of humor and heart.

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johnem95Dec 22, 2017

Though it treads familiar Pixar territory at points, "Coco" is a colorfully-animated treat that honorably tackles heavy themes for a children's film.

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PeterAlexanderAug 23, 2018

Coco looks as beautiful and vibrant as the story it tells. It is deeply moving and continues to propel traditional kids movies into some of the most powerful tales put to screen.

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PipeCMar 11, 2018

Death has never before been so alive. Oscar-winner Lee Unkrich and Seattle Film Critics Award-winner Adrian Molina seem to be consolidated as the kings of the present-day animation because, through the "hypothetical" inequality of yearsDeath has never before been so alive. Oscar-winner Lee Unkrich and Seattle Film Critics Award-winner Adrian Molina seem to be consolidated as the kings of the present-day animation because, through the "hypothetical" inequality of years working in the field, they have achieved, in a magnificent way, to synthesize the characteristics with greater sensitivity and affinity from their previous works to use them in a plausible co-direction that allows the film to be what it is. Likewise, it was an outstanding job what they did with the general draft or/and the original story that plays a vital role for the success of the idea, in which it's possible to catch respectful and fresh reference parallelisms to certain functional aspects present in prior flicks such as the independence representation from "Finding Nemo", the overcoming of a specific problem in a gracefully dynamic way from "Monsters, Inc", and, of course, the most perceptible, an emotional and severe final message coming together harsh reality from "Toy Story 3." Additional to the aforementioned two directors-screenwriters, names of the caliber of Jason Katz and Matthew Aldrich stand out in the writing for their prestige and recognition in the company, leaving, as a result, an Aldrich-Molina explosive mix that provokes the correct working of the powerhouse script. In the case of this animated feature film, death, an openly polarizing subject at present, has got a subtle, clever treatment in order to capture, in a fantastic way, the truth hiding the loss of a loved one, using accessible analogies which stir up a proactive unique masterclass in core plot idea development. About this, the whole film moves with a comfortable margin among corny drama and circumstantial comical situations that achieve, within all that unreal and hopeful context, reflect difficult and pure reality, leaning, with respect, in the ideal Mexican holiday that fits perfectly with the leitmotiv. It's clear that what makes easier the excellent final cut is the charisma and the particular essence of the story and its characters, they are pawns serving as a bridge between message and audience.

Creatively, the film uses its tools in a way that exhibits the meticulous quality showed in the Pixar works. It follows the patterns of introduction and development evidenced in previous works, and although the most assiduous film buffs can feel repetitive this prototype, it's always estimable the effort to dodge the traditional through stories that transcend narrative barriers, unequivocally, through emotional scripts. While the first two acts are a complete enjoyment, the highlight is reserved for the final part because "Coco" has the luxury of having the second more emotionally disturbing and sentimentally dramatic climax in an animated film of the 21st century, only behind, no doubt, "Toy Story 3". It's overwhelming the set of emotions that an audiovisual extremely glorious moment can convey audience, one that has been fire engraved in the annals of cinema, one that will ensure the presence of hankies.

The visual section is a whole other story. After a beautiful graphic simplicity coming from "Cars 3", the studio goes back roots and decides to bet on sharply-meticulous landscapes again, using as tools bright colors, colorful textures and confections that are going to leave you open-mouthed, maybe, that's why many film attendees come to the theaters with each new release, they're aware of the dimensions of tidiness and the labor demands that the company portrays through its continuous masterpieces. In the same way, the sound aspect excels in counted periods, however, in which it succeeds, it does it in an unbeatable way. Although it does not reach near-perfect scores as Lin-Manuel Miranda's melodies for "Moana" or Randy Newman's for "Toy Story", the film extracts what can most of these in the drama set-pieces, undoubtedly highlighting "Remember Me" by Kristen Anderson-Lopez and Robert Lopez, which climatizes the most powerful emotional moment in the movie. "Coco" by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina condenses a wide range of American cinema's strangeness and traditional elements, delivering the animated audiovisual work of the year par excellence. This enjoyable and deeply touching Magnum opus has reserved a gold place in the most prestigious movie awards, however, beyond critic acclaims or awards, its creators must feel fully fortunate that their film has gained a little piece of memory and love in the heads and hearts of millions and millions of people, perhaps, just like I did. We can breathe a sigh of relief, Disney pics keep to signify learning pillars for the growth of many people.… Expand

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CriticFerNov 22, 2017

It's a movie that's way better than Cars 3. Although i don't think is one of Pixar's best movies, is one of the best ideas in represeting better "El día de los muertos" than in The Book of Life. So yeah, It's good. Not the best, but good

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EpicLadySpongeNov 22, 2017

Compared to Pixar's previous original installment, Inside Out, this one's attempt to win best film of the year is extremely slim due to its huge difficulty attempting to keep up the hype from the get-go. While Inside Out may seem to be onCompared to Pixar's previous original installment, Inside Out, this one's attempt to win best film of the year is extremely slim due to its huge difficulty attempting to keep up the hype from the get-go. While Inside Out may seem to be on something to win best film of the year and it literally worked, Coco, on the other hand, may seem to follow the same tracks that Inside Out went but it just can't find itself to win best film of the year. Although it won't win best film of the year in my opinion, Coco is definitely a solid film that definitely proves that Pixar is still the king of animation movies since the release of their first feature film, Toy Story, and no other animation studio can overtake the throne. If you can still find a way to ask them to see this movie, please do so right away because Coco is definitely worth watching since it's Pixar after all.… Expand

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SrPepeFeb 28, 2018

Emotiva y única, Pixar volvió a hacer una película excelente que, si bien es muy predecible, logra transmitir un lindo mensaje y una conexión con la audiencia.

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FlexedacornNov 29, 2017

Coco is another great film by Pixar studio. On one side it is just an entertaining family movie about a boy and his passion for music, but like most Pixar films has more serious messages slipped into the narrative. **LightCoco is another great film by Pixar studio. On one side it is just an entertaining family movie about a boy and his passion for music, but like most Pixar films has more serious messages slipped into the narrative. **Light spoilers** This time around the studio touches on themes of family, the loss of loved ones, and a more subtle reference to Alzheimer’s/Dementia. **End of spoilers** The only Con to the film for me is that the final act felt a little rushed; this did not impact my overall enjoyment factor. If you are a fan of any of the studios other works I highly recommend this film. The attention to detail is amazing, and they even went as far as to capture the hand motions of actual musicians to add to the authenticity. Coco is a great film for both kids and adults… Expand

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AkumaJackDec 29, 2017

Coco's a great film with a lot of positive things to say about it.
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It's Disney pixar. So it looks gorgeous with lots of colors and amazing design. It has a great soundtrack and although being a film about music songs aren'tCoco's a great film with a lot of positive things to say about it.
In short:
It's Disney pixar. So it looks gorgeous with lots of colors and amazing design. It has a great soundtrack and although being a film about music songs aren't "intrusive" interrupting the film every two minutes.
The plot is simple as a kid movie plot should be, but has a couple of intresting twist around that even if you are an adult. (Like every GOOD disney pixar movie should be.)
Definitely a must see if you are a fan of Disney or Pixar.… Expand

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robertoiglesiasFeb 11, 2018

Coco is a delightful film that brings joy to people and made me like this more than Frozen.

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marymaebennettNov 22, 2017

Real Score: 8.5/10! What a fun way to quick off my break! I went with some friends to a night time showing and I think it's safe to say we all enjoyed the film. Scoring this movie was really hard for me because if we were to look at letterReal Score: 8.5/10! What a fun way to quick off my break! I went with some friends to a night time showing and I think it's safe to say we all enjoyed the film. Scoring this movie was really hard for me because if we were to look at letter grades, it definitely would be somewhere in the B-range for me but where? An 80% seemed too low but something closer to 90% seemed too high. I think it would be hard to counter that the illuminating scenery was anything less than magnificent. I don't think a scene went by where I was not in awe of the pure beauty of the movie from the spirit guides to the bridge; I think the best word to describe it would be "enticing!" Even the opening which was not lit up was gorgeous and was reminiscent of Hercules or Beauty and the Beast. The music was also stellar and I felt hypnotized by the guitar. I had extremely high expectations because Lee Unkrich is credited as the sole director of TS3, which I think is a perfect film, but I don't exactly think Coco was. I feel like there was a lot less humor in this film as compared to most Disney or Pixar films and that the jokes just didn't hit quite as much as they could. It was also a bit predictable plot wise which being a family film is forgivable but doesn't add to the score? I will say I feel like my experience watching this film was very similar to my experience watching ET. I didn't think I was that connected until the end when the drama hit and I started choking up, and for clarification sake , I've never cried in a movie, so choking up is about as far as I get. Overall, this won't crack my top five movies of 2017 but I'm willing to say it will hit my top ten. I definitely think you should go see it but I don't think it is the best Pixar film we've ever had. * And then the little foot note that is Olaf's Frozen Adventure. I didn't like the Frozen short before Cinderella, and I think this was better but oof. There was exactly one joke, where Olaf is being a savage, that I just started balling out laughing and is probably the only time I purely laughed while I was at the movie. But, other than that, it was tedious. Yes, I'm probably being too harsh on it but the movie ticket said 7:45, OFA started at 8:00, and that's a 20 minute short of all these discombobulated D-rate songs. I love Frozen, I saw it seven times in theatres, but goodness, I think I'm done with Frozen. Of course, I'm sure temptation will win over when Frozen 2 comes out in 2019...… Expand

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buzzsparkApr 15, 2018

Somewhat predictable, but nonetheless another smash hit from Pixar after some years of mediocrity. It has all the heart and character you'd come to expect.

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JLuis_001Nov 25, 2017

While one might expect me to be more benevolent with this film because it focus on celebrating a very important part of the Mexican culture, Coco does not appeal to that, after all it is Disney and Pixar film and quality has never been aWhile one might expect me to be more benevolent with this film because it focus on celebrating a very important part of the Mexican culture, Coco does not appeal to that, after all it is Disney and Pixar film and quality has never been a problem with them.

Although Coco's has a certain fallacy because the family of the main character, is a Mexican family rooted in the rural spectrum and these people celebrate music, the fact that Miguel's passion is forbidden it certainly does not seem entirely believable, but at least the background is believable and functional.

Evidently Coco plays with the idea of any children's movie where children seem to know more than adults and adults do not react well to that, after his grandmother smashes his guitar, Miguel's true odyssey begins and Coco's magic appears .

The visual aspect - not the animation - is frankly rich and any Mexican or Latino living in the US will find it familiar, all the inconography and folklore are present and they are the most striking strength of this film.

That it does not feel original? No, undoubtedly it does not, but the difference lies in the more entrenched quality that Pixar imposes on the film, its message is not new either and although it's fair to believe that Pixar took something already seen and improved it's also fair to give this film the chance and appreciate it for the quality it contains, not for what it did better than those who came before and at that point, like it or not, Coco is better.

Maybe I am softer than I usually am but frankly Coco is what I expected, I did not want surprises or something lavish, I wanted quality, I wanted a beautiful animation and I wanted a good story and in my opinion Coco has all that.

*** By the way when the movie gets released, if you're not very interested In Frozen, skip the first half hour, Disney included the long and boring short of ''Olaf's Frozen Adventure'' and that was a very annoying experience. Ironically, the rest of the audiences here in Mexico also hated it so much that it was removed. I don't think that's going to happen in the US so that's why I'm preventing you.… Expand

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MichaelObeNov 23, 2017

12-year-old Miguel Rivera dreams to be a musician, but his family is against this, because the family business of the shoemaking. The problem is that Miguel's great-great-grandfather abandoned his wife and daughter for the musician's career,12-year-old Miguel Rivera dreams to be a musician, but his family is against this, because the family business of the shoemaking. The problem is that Miguel's great-great-grandfather abandoned his wife and daughter for the musician's career, and since then in the Rivera's house any melody is banned. There comes the Mexican Day of the Dead, and Miguel secretly goes to the city square to participate in the talent contest, but he does not have a guitar. He decides to "borrow" the instrument in the crypt of his idol - Ernesto de la Cruz - but, touching guitar, Miguel falls into the world of the dead. And if he does not get out of there until the morning, he will forever remain a skeleton.
Pixar is surprising again. This time - the ability to tell a very grown-up story by kids' language. As in the Oscar-winning "Inside Out", here we go on a journey, where the ultimate goal is homecoming, back to the family. Add to this juicy Mexican melodies, brilliant animation, and Pixar's sense of humor and you will get an unforgettable cocktail of all possible emotions. It is clear that the "Oscar" is already in their pocket.… Expand

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ellieeunDec 26, 2017

it was amazing! I'd like to recommend this movie to my all friends. Particularly the actors in the movie soooo great!

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BeanmanJamesMay 31, 2018

refreshing for pixar. visually stunning and surprisingly emotional.!.!.!.!.

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DoniJrNov 8, 2018

An emotional, cultural interesting and entertaining film by Pixar and perhaps one of their best. It's full of joy and pain at the same time and it's also a celebration of life, death and memory.

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Kirollos-NoahNov 29, 2018

Coco is a another DisneyPixar and it's directed by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina, written by Lee Unkrich and voices-staring Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal and Benjamin Bratt.

Story by Jason Katz, Matthew Aldrich and Adrian Molina.Coco is a another DisneyPixar and it's directed by Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina, written by Lee Unkrich and voices-staring Anthony Gonzalez, Gael García Bernal and Benjamin Bratt.

Story by Jason Katz, Matthew Aldrich and Adrian Molina. Despite his family's baffling generations-old ban on music, Miguel (voice of newcomer Anthony Gonzalez) dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (voice of Benjamin Bratt). Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colorful Land of the Dead following a mysterious chain of events. Along the way, he meets charming trickster Hector (voice of Gael García Bernal), and together, they set off on an extraordinary journey to unlock the real story behind Miguel's family history.

The sins of this movie are existing, the biggest sin is the sense of humor, I didn't laugh a lot in this movie, it was just dark and tragedy. With its powerful message and story, I don't care about the comedy of this movie, but still, it's a very important element to see in an animation movie.

The next sin has a little spoiler, and it's the strange creatures in the dead's world, including the dog, I didn't like them, especially the dog.

The last sin is the long trip that got me bored, yeah, I got bored in the middle of this movie.

But Coco presents a great animation feature, fitting voices and a very powerful story.

I'm gonna give Coco a B+.

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TomtagApr 14, 2019

There are many parts of the movie I wanted to see again and again. The dead world was more like a paradise and I liked the way it was animated. The story was great and there were blend of humor and heart.

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Sarcastic_DevisDec 6, 2021

Ho pianto, con tanto di lacrima ben visibile sul viso.

Certo, non è perfetto: il colpo di scena è parecchio telefonato e il terzo atto (finale a parte) è un po' troppo sopra le righe per il film. Ma il resto, oh boy. Gli archi narrativi sonoHo pianto, con tanto di lacrima ben visibile sul viso.

Certo, non è perfetto: il colpo di scena è parecchio telefonato e il terzo atto (finale a parte) è un po' troppo sopra le righe per il film. Ma il resto, oh boy. Gli archi narrativi sono talmente ben sviluppati da farmi rimanere incollato per tutto il film senza annoiarmi. Il finale, poi, inutile dire che mi ha distrutto. Sì è costruito talmente bene l'impatto emotivo che mi ha regalato una genuina lacrima, cosa che non mi accadeva da tempo (e il film l'avevo già visto 2 volte). Applausi a te, Pixar (mortacci).

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rwncopDec 25, 2020

I loved this so much and it made me very emotional, I got tearful multiple times. Every pixel is a delight to look at, you don't want to look away. I didn't know much about the beliefs beforehand, but I've really learned something fromI loved this so much and it made me very emotional, I got tearful multiple times. Every pixel is a delight to look at, you don't want to look away. I didn't know much about the beliefs beforehand, but I've really learned something from watching Coco about how the afterlife is viewed. The music was beautiful and I've been listening to the soundtrack since watching, "Remember Me' is my favourite track. The story was very predictable from the beginning, it was probably one of the most predictable storylines. However, a younger audience probably wouldn't be able to predict it anyway. I've watched enough Pixar films to predict how they end.… Expand

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FulanoJun 28, 2021

Bom filme, a historia realmente emociona pelo fato um homem que perdeu o amor de sua família no final recupera tudo.

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MrPajamasNov 1, 2020

Coco is another film from the Pixar studio and another excellent film. Pixar has improved the animation to such a level since 2010 that it is not even possible to comment on how beautiful it is, but it does not forget the story, which isCoco is another film from the Pixar studio and another excellent film. Pixar has improved the animation to such a level since 2010 that it is not even possible to comment on how beautiful it is, but it does not forget the story, which is excellent and with a wonderful soundtrack that will draw you into the story. An excellent film that I can recommend.… Expand

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BowLLNov 22, 2020

this is a piece i would likely want to rewatch because of the story taking place of like teaching you history, the story and the characters, the animation, the music, so much of them are done so well here, with no way of not liking this moviethis is a piece i would likely want to rewatch because of the story taking place of like teaching you history, the story and the characters, the animation, the music, so much of them are done so well here, with no way of not liking this movie over that.

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WiholkeJan 21, 2021

I love this movie. Coco is easily PIXAR's best movie since Inside Out, it's not even close. Coco is a delight from start to finish. The characters are really really good, which is a compliment I haven't given to many recent PIXAR flicks.I love this movie. Coco is easily PIXAR's best movie since Inside Out, it's not even close. Coco is a delight from start to finish. The characters are really really good, which is a compliment I haven't given to many recent PIXAR flicks. The music is also outstanding. The animation syncs so well with all the music especially when characters play guitar; the animation is once again extremely impressive, which has become a cliche to say. I always cry at the end of this movie, it moves me every time. This movie is also a great dive into Mexican culture, which was really cool to see. The skeletons look fantastic. The Land of the Dead is gorgeous and a really cool world to see. Coming right after Cars 3, this movie is a huge breath of fresh air. From here on out, I really enjoy the rest of PIXAR's movies (as of early 2021), and it started with Coco, which I consider to be the start of a PIXAR renaissance.… Expand

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dannytran555Nov 23, 2017

Let see how do i put this ? minus the b*.l.ls.h*t Frozen singing at beginning plus 15 minute boring of the movie. This movie is 1 of the best pixar this year. I almost cry at the end of the movie one again pixar touch audience's heart. As iLet see how do i put this ? minus the b*.l.ls.h*t Frozen singing at beginning plus 15 minute boring of the movie. This movie is 1 of the best pixar this year. I almost cry at the end of the movie one again pixar touch audience's heart. As i said 15 minute of movie kind cliche and boring but if you get thought it you will find this is best animation this year… Expand

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qMar 14, 2018

Coco was a pleasant enough movie based on a Mexican holiday of dubious religious origin called The Day of the Dead. It was very self-consciously multicultural and preachy, but it told an interesting story that had a couple of clever twists.Coco was a pleasant enough movie based on a Mexican holiday of dubious religious origin called The Day of the Dead. It was very self-consciously multicultural and preachy, but it told an interesting story that had a couple of clever twists. I would not put it on the level of Zootopia or The Incredibles, but it was better than the overrated Moana.… Expand

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ChesterFTOFJan 20, 2018

After watching the trailers for Coco, I wasn’t sold. I didn’t laugh at any of the jokes, nor did I find any of the characters endearing enough to justify dedicating almost two hours of my life to. Regardless, I saw it anyway; I’ve beenAfter watching the trailers for Coco, I wasn’t sold. I didn’t laugh at any of the jokes, nor did I find any of the characters endearing enough to justify dedicating almost two hours of my life to. Regardless, I saw it anyway; I’ve been attempting to see films I thought I won’t enjoy recently, but yet again, I’ve been surprised.

I will quickly say that I don’t think Coco is a masterpiece. I’m not entirely convinced it’s even ‘great’. I still enjoyed it, however, and that’s good enough for me.

The main talking point for the film seems to be the visuals, and for the most part, I can understand why. It’s certainly a very pretty film. You can see how much time and care went into each frame, and I can’t even comprehend being one of the animators on a project like this. With this said, however, I don’t feel I witnessed anything revolutionary in terms of animation. While my memory might be wrong, I believe this film to be on a similar level to Moana. That’s definitely not a negative; Moana’s probably my favourite animated film in recent memory, primarily due to it’s animation.

The brilliant visuals do bring a flaw, however. With all of the wondrous colours assaulting your vision, it comes full circle, and ceases to be impressive after a while. There is simply too much colour for me to enjoy the film as a whole. I’ll use a scene from Rogue One as an example. Regardless of your thoughts on the film, one of the final scenes featuring a certain Sith Lord was generally considered to be brilliant, at least amongst fans. The absence of colour, followed by the jarringly bright crimson adds to the scene, and doesn’t simply exist to be pretty to look at. Sometimes, less is more.

The soundtrack was rather mixed, too. Parts were very fitting, and added to the scene. Other parts, however, sounded like generic Disney filler that could have been pasted into any other film and work just as well.

Since the film features music, primarily guitars, rather prominently, I also found myself confused at moments; I heard somebody playing the guitar, but the character actually holding it wasn’t doing anything. It took me a few moments to realise it was actually the scoring.

Additionally, while this movie is obviously aimed for the family, I found many of the plot-points rather obvious. It intentionally makes it’s plot unnecessarily complicated in an attempt to fool you, but if you understand basic storytelling tropes, you’ll pick up on the plot rather promptly, even if the film changes specific elements just to surprise a few people. The film feels as though it’s trying to be surprising, and sad, and funny, rather than letting it’s scenes speak for themselves. Much of it feels forced, at least to me.

Many of the characters also weren’t particularly likeable. The main character, Miguel, comes across as a legitimately bad person many times in this film, and everyone else doesn’t fare much better. Obviously, the villain is cruel, but also those who we’re supposed to like are selfish and unpleasant. I thought that at the end perhaps they’d apologise and acknowledge their wrongdoings, but it never happens. Only Miguel has to change himself in this film, and he still gets everything he wants in the end anyway.

Overall, this film actually struggles to excel in specific areas. It’s very serviceable, with bits dipping below average, and others rising above. Thankfully, the pros manage to outweigh the cons, making Coco an enjoyable film, regardless of how simple it’s message is. I’ll give it a shaky 7/10, though if you enjoy all other Disney films, or the general aesthetic of the movie, you’ll most likely love this one.… Expand

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XirhannaFeb 2, 2018

It was a good movie and the animation was great. The movie, however, just wasn't my style. I could have gone without seeing it. The animation was amazing however so that's great.

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beeanadouNov 3, 2018

Great music but still limited to its own scope. In one word, too Pixar......

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All_ButTrU4Jul 5, 2022

Absolutely stunning animated family tragedy that explores the consequences of death through the unique lens of the Latin culture. It's Pixar at it's best from it's engrossing musical numbers to the affecting dark depth it chooses to go toAbsolutely stunning animated family tragedy that explores the consequences of death through the unique lens of the Latin culture. It's Pixar at it's best from it's engrossing musical numbers to the affecting dark depth it chooses to go to teach it's lesson of family.… Expand

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ahmedaiman1999Jul 7, 2019

I have a couple of issues with Coco. The biggest one by far is that I found the film to be overstuffed with characters that are by no means essential to the plot, which is by the way quite thin and stretched at the same time. And it goesI have a couple of issues with Coco. The biggest one by far is that I found the film to be overstuffed with characters that are by no means essential to the plot, which is by the way quite thin and stretched at the same time. And it goes without saying that the approach they took to tell the story is indisputably unoriginal. Let alone the familiar themes the film tackles. What makes up for these problems are: the jaw-dropping animation, the vast and vibrant world that you can't help roaming over it in your mind, and the flawlessly-executed heartbreaking final act. I think the music and the songs are quite good, especially "Un Poco Loco" and of course the Oscar-wining "Remember Me".

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sebastianaliNov 11, 2021

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. While I think it is a film that is far from perfect, contrary to what many people say, I do think that it stands out on its own merits. It is not the kind of movie ruined by something serious, but rather by many minor flaws and that even I admit that they can be a bit fussy. For example, we do not know why Miguel died when he took Ernesto de La Cruz's guitar, as well as why he was the only dead human who did not automatically become a skeleton. Neither, even though the movie tries to explain it, we don't really know why Imelda had such contempt for Hector. He died poisoned, and it would be hard to believe that no one realized this, almost as if he had never existed. Then the initial conflict, as well as the end, seemed a bit forced, I mean, just because a relative abandoned the family for music, would they think that another could do the same? And in the end they let Miguel keep playing just because Coco was happy at the end of the movie? I also have minor doubts as to why the dog became an alebrije, as well as why Imelda was the only one who owned one, but hey ... removing all the bad things that are somewhat minor things, the truth is that the movie itself has a plot more than solid, I must say that Hector took most of the scenes in the film. Miguel is not bad, although sometimes he is a little irritating together with some of the relatives, and Ernesto's plot twist was quite predictable and possibly when Disney already began to be known for this of the revelations of villains that presented them to you as someone well. I have no problem with this, but they don't even give it time to shine. Anyway, it's a good movie, it has good morals and more than decent characters, but it is overshadowed by several minor flaws that, while not ruining, prevent the experience from being very good. It was close to hitting an 8.… Expand

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MahmusAug 22, 2019

The story is definetely not the most original Pixar has ever done, but the aniomation, the characetrs, the song, the emotion, it's all fantastic.

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geewahJan 9, 2021

Colourful and entertaining movie but one of Pixar's poorer efforts.
Takes a lot of it's cues (to put it politely) from 2014's The Book Of Life.

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MaddoxWhiteApr 25, 2021

Funny skeleton man meets other funny skeleton men and they sing Megalovania

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DolphinReviewsJul 20, 2022

Coco has some really great emotion and atmosphere in it. It's Pixar's only good modern movie.

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TVJerryDec 5, 2017

A young Mexican boy loves to sing and play guitar, but because of his great grandfather's actions, all music has been banned from the family. He sets out to the Land of the Dead to change things. The story starts with plenty of pluck, butA young Mexican boy loves to sing and play guitar, but because of his great grandfather's actions, all music has been banned from the family. He sets out to the Land of the Dead to change things. The story starts with plenty of pluck, but gets too serious and treads too slowly before the sweet finish. Even though there are a few enjoyable songs, it's not a musical. A few more might have helped. It feels too talky to appeal to younger viewers. The visually dazzling, beautifully colorful visuals are this movie's greatest assets. The chaotic story, lack of fun characters and extensive complications can't override the appeal of the beautiful visuals. NOTE: There was a 20-minute Frozen short that played before the feature, but because of numerous national complaints about the extended running time, it will no longer play as of 12/8.… Expand

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AxeTNov 23, 2017

Had this richly colorful refreshingly ethnic cultural tale not broken the rule for animated flicks by going over 90 minutes (the kiddies get restless, but so do adults and maybe even more so) and been 15 minutes shorter despite itsHad this richly colorful refreshingly ethnic cultural tale not broken the rule for animated flicks by going over 90 minutes (the kiddies get restless, but so do adults and maybe even more so) and been 15 minutes shorter despite its complicated story, it would rate higher here and truly be the return to form for Pixar which the herd is trumpeting.… Expand

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MattBrady99May 1, 2018

"No Music!"

"Coco" is a beautifully animated film with plenty of heart to go around, of course knowing it's from Pixar. How the film explores 'Day of the Dead' and it's world by taking a particular culture and doing something incredibly"No Music!"

"Coco" is a beautifully animated film with plenty of heart to go around, of course knowing it's from Pixar. How the film explores 'Day of the Dead' and it's world by taking a particular culture and doing something incredibly unique with it. Much better than "The Book of Life", I can say that. Each character having their own colorful personality which makes them a enjoy to watch.

You know for a family movie, it's packed with a lot of themes such as: death, murder, and aging, that was handled so maturely.

My issues with the movie is it's villain, because I didn't think this type of story needed one. I won't spoil anything, but doesn't really matter since a lot of twist and turns can be seen a mile way, it gets predicable at times especially towards the end. I'm sorry to say this but "Remember Me" isn't a good song. I mean, it was use well for only that scene, but try and sing it elsewhere, not so much.

Overall rating: If it's says Pixar on the tin, you know what you get. Despite my problems, it's still enjoyable and that ain't a bad thing.… Expand

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nicholi0901Apr 1, 2018

it's ok i just love the picture and the music and the animation and it's very sad why does disney make sad movies and it took some time to understand it for me but I love the music

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TrevorsViewDec 1, 2017

How do you feel after a relative passes on? Sad? Afraid? Regretful? Doubtful? Relieved? Maybe you’ll remember your exact emotions after seeing Pixar’s newest celebration of family.

A young Mexican boy named Miguel lives with his mamá LuisaHow do you feel after a relative passes on? Sad? Afraid? Regretful? Doubtful? Relieved? Maybe you’ll remember your exact emotions after seeing Pixar’s newest celebration of family.

A young Mexican boy named Miguel lives with his mamá Luisa and papá Enrique, his little sister Socorro, his aunts Carmen and Gloria, his uncle Berto, his cousins Abel, Rosa, Benny and Manny, his grandparents Franco and Abuelita, and his great grandmother, Coco, together, they’re the Rivera family. The ancestors remain dear to the Riveras’ memories—well, except the father of Mamá Coco who left his family to pursue music. Today, all the Riveras, Grandma Abuelita in particular, took it to discipline anyone for touching an instrument.

On the other side, a dense city houses Mexico’s deceased souls alongside numerous other colorful spirit animals. When one of the inhabitants’ photographs is set out by the live family members in the local cemetery on Día de los Muertos, a gate designed to resemble an immigration system gives them the okay to cross the amber leaf bridge to see their loved ones. Miguel knew them for years only through stories and photographs, and now he finally meets them in person after stealing a famous musician’s guitar leaves him cursed. Miguel’s ancestors include great-great grandmother Imelda, Mamá Coco’s mother, the short Papá Julio, the plump Rosita, the horn-eyed Victoria, and the twins Felipe and Óscar; he must receive one of their blessings before sunrise, or else he will be stuck there forever.

But Miguel thinks he found another way home through his musical idol, Ernesto De La Cruz, his great-great uncle from the story! He even has a way to find De La Cruz: Héctor, a silly little man desperate to see his family again since they never once set out his photo. Then once a Shyamalan twist reveals why he wants to see his family again so bad, the true heartache comes full circle.

This production proves Pixar’s continually committed research, including the steps outlined in the Día de los Muertos ceremony. Especially amongst the world of the incarnate, beautiful leaves create relaxed candlelight glows, like the long celebrated fun creativity shined by the immortal hopping lamp! I’m sure it keeps accurate to Mexico’s family values, since audiences in Mexico were supposedly thrilled at the premiere, taking in $28 million since its October 27th release! The same level of effort goes to the voice actors: Anthony Gonzalez gives a true, soulful performance for Miguel, his musical voice as pure as child actors come, and the right cast surrounds him with further compassionate voices, whether dead or alive.

Yet once Miguel enters the afterlife, coincidences lead him to wherever the narrative takes him. Similar to what the revolutionary animation studio continues failing at, the details of the world prioritize comedy over realism. For instance, the undead skeletons drink liquor, but at the same time, say they need no bathrooms. Some other elements appear to contradict the hard research, such as English being the primary language spoken in a Mexican location. Pixar long succeeded in its widely-loved shorts without dialogue, so couldn’t they expand that format to a feature length? I mean, imagine if Coco was entirely in Spanish, except speech kept to a minimum? I think it would have made the experience a lot more authentic.

Looking deeper into the script’s issues, the title character, Mamá Coco, gets too little screen time to serve her plot importance justice; she just sits in her wheelchair, eyes half open, less prominent than her highest potential. The writers should have implemented the family theme further by giving each boy and girl (and dog) in the Rivera family a purpose.

In full honesty, the script’s issues stem from the protagonist, Miguel; he starts off whiny and selfish, in turn making his growth throughout less earned than its capacity. In fact, quite a few offensive moments seem tossed in for humor’s sake, specifically a brief unnecessary scene where Miguel notices a nude portrait model (a skeleton). The depiction of Mexico’s afterlife as truth rather than myth may also concern some more religious viewers. And finally, the gate used to allow Mexicans to pass through on Día de los Muertos almost parallels Trump’s future vision of his wall, which could offend some more conservative viewers.

Although Coco can overall still please anyone looking for a good holiday treat. These months are not always a happy time, considering the number of deaths around this time, so this special celebration of both life and death just might satisfy our hurt.… Expand

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mrdr4gonJan 15, 2018

Pleasant enough, with some decent music and animation. The main problem with Coco is that Pixar have done this very formula before, and they've done it much better.

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YukyonDec 10, 2019

Disney and pixar have crafted another movie which whole purpose it's to make people emotional while giving a story that it's far from being original (The quest of someone to a land of souls/deaad to discover himself or his past it's moreDisney and pixar have crafted another movie which whole purpose it's to make people emotional while giving a story that it's far from being original (The quest of someone to a land of souls/deaad to discover himself or his past it's more common than you'd think) With that said, the soundtrack it's just beautiful and the visuals are astonishing, as usual.… Expand

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LivingTribunalMay 24, 2018

Sorry for saying this, Pixar. I get what you were trying to say, and I got the feeling of Mexico, but I wasn't really in to the movie in the most of the scenes. However, I really love the title and why they chose it, but I really want PixarSorry for saying this, Pixar. I get what you were trying to say, and I got the feeling of Mexico, but I wasn't really in to the movie in the most of the scenes. However, I really love the title and why they chose it, but I really want Pixar to be Pixar, not Disney.… Expand

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Lambo442Feb 2, 2018

Very pretty to look at and creative in terms of the animation but offers an extremely formulaic and predictable narrative. Twangs on the heart strings relentlessly and you end up leaving the cinema more depressed than when you entered.

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TyranianApr 12, 2019

Pixar has dropped the ball with this one, very derivative and lacking good laughs. Disappointing.

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