Top 10 Small Details in Disney's Encanto You Missed
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- We don't talk about Bruno, but we will talk about these small details in Disney's "Encanto." Our countdown includes the many voices of Alan Tudyk, the hints About the cracks, Mirabel’s glasses, and more! Did YOU pick up on any small details in "Encanto"? Let us know below!
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Can I mention that in "Welcome to the family Madrigal", abuelas part is the same melody as "Dos Orugunta" at the beginning of both. One is slower than the other and there at the ends of the movie symbolizing abuela and abuelo are split by death.
The one Bruno that was behind dolores was camilo
Because they are alien plants, jacarandas are harmful to the South African environment and eco-system. It has therefore been made illegal to plant new trees.
Did anyone notice the old lady in 0:21 looks like coco?
Also when the Dolores was singing she said “I associate him with the sand of falling sand” and what is inside an hourglass
I liked how there was no twist villain, with the primary conflict centred around the family's past. Plus, Mirabel never received a gift, but she never wanted one, she just wanted to feel a part of her family.
Agreed
Let's add that this is not the first POC Disney movie to feature a family member with no gift. Up Up And Away also had this. The kid didn't get powers at all and yet he still helped his family and saved them all
She did receive a gift, just not at the time everyone expected. And IMO, she always had a gift of bringing forth truth (which is not always something wanted or pleasant, but always necessary). Just by being herself she was able to get hidden truths from her sisters, truth from Bruno, truth from everyone around her...
she didnt get a gift, because she WAS the gift. she was there to fix the family and open her abuela's eyes.
yeah..a weak one, but not so bad
Mirabel was the gift. The miracle. Thats why she didn’t get a door. Also when she felt left out or sad, the house started cracking. That explains why when the rebuilt the casita, she gets the front door, she is the Casita , the gift, the miracle.
Also her dress as big and little Maribel have butterflys all over .... Indicating her to be the next Wonder. After the first wonder to her grandmother ensured surviving of the family, the wonder of Mirabel ensures healing and thriving of the family... They complement each other.
I don’t know if she’s the casita exactly but rather it/her family was her gift and her door disappeared bc she already had her gift and it wasn’t something like Antonio’s that was super obvious and different requiring a special room for it, it was just her home and her family
@@kookoo9800 Thank you for that. I was frustrated at the end of this amazing movie because I felt it ended too abruptly and without telling us Mirabel's true gift. I appreciate you breaking it down so eloquently! 🤗🥰🤗
This is so beautiful I agree, I think she is the next one conectes to la casita. Like she is the next step for the family to keep going and as you expressed it to heal.
Deeep
When Dolores says “he wants five babies” and Isabella blushes she grows a bunch of flowers but one white flower and when abuela notices she picks it out saying “our PERFECT Isabella”
That gives me Jane the Virgin vibes, now that you brought that up.
Right!! My sister and I didn't notice until our 3rd time watching
Please explain 😱
I thought Dolores said 'he wants my babies'
Abuela also straightens her shoulders and hair then too.
Also after she says that dolores glances right at her so im sure she wanted to rattle her lol
Mirabel also doesn’t have a typical “pet” in the movie to make her a Disney Princess. Pico doesn’t really count since he’s only there momentarily and flies away. And as a glasses wearer, I was very happy to see a Disney main character with glasses and I was happy to see her deal with some of the struggles with glasses (pushing them up, them getting tilted when hugged, etc.)
maybe her "pet" is the "Casita" (aka the house, they seem to have a strong bond throughout the movie)
Also the guy from Atlantis the lost empire wore glasses
I agree her "pet" was the house. It helped her, she was totally in sync with it. The other relied on their powers to do what they needed to do she relied on the casita. This is VERY evident in the scene she tried to get to the candle and save it and gets to it where everyone else fails and the casita pushes them all out but protects Maribel instead and helps her reach her goal. Maribel seems to be the only one capable of commanding the casita to do something as long as it isn't against her grandmother. Even then I wonder who Casita would listen to if they both gave conflicting demands.
I think Disney has been trying to get rid of the idea of pet sidekicks.They are getting stereotypical and cliche. Look at Frozen - there was no typical pet. Olaf was a snowman and functioned more like a person than a pet.
@@angier7698 that’s true
Here's a detail you missed! When Mirabel is setting the family table for breakfast, you can see each of the plates have each family member's name enscribed, as well as their gift. Antonio's plate already had animals on it , even though he hadn't gotten his gift yet!
So THATS why Bruno put his name on his “plate” 😭😭
Thanks for pointing this out, never would’ve noticed!!
@@leaserfamily5749 yes , exactly!!!!!
I know, that was so sad 🥺🥺🥺
But hopefully Bruno will have a REAL plate of his own WITH the family now!!🥰
Also (maybe a animation error) but when they walk out of the house at the beginning of the family madrigal song, you can anthonio already is his"gift" outfit
but also its bcs Antonio loves animals
when mirabel gives him the gift under the bed it has animals on it. also she gave him the jaguar stuffed animal and he then was close with a jaguar
When Mirabel went to open her door, when she was young, she wiped her hands on her dress. When Bruno "saved" her from falling in the walls, he told her that she's sweaty! The consistency of little things like Mirabel having sweaty hands is amazing!!
I literally said the same thing and my friend said I was over thinking it, she told me that I look at the details to much
Dropped the roof tile....
I like how Pepa strokes her hair, it kind of reminds me of wringing out a towel
@@avidbreather6539 ty
I'm sweaty too.
I kinda felt like she was always the Casita's favourite person, even if she didn't have a gift. And I think her gift was to be the next Abuela, the ruler of the family.
I think this too. I think her role was bigger than a gift and thats to take the lead and ensure the magic/family continues after abuela. Not to mention she had no "gift" but was able to have a vision of the future. At the end, Casita kinda puts Maribel first.
If you watch the scene where Isabella gets scared from hearing "he wants 5 babies" and generates flowers in her hair. Most are the normal perfect pink and purple flowers, but one WHITE daisy. (She lost control of her perfect persona) and abuela sees it and has a look of concern and picks it off her hair as she says "perfect isabella". Another cool hint at the family drama!
Another Small Detail:
Each of the powers of the Madrigal triplets (Julieta, Pepa and Bruno) is tangental to the passage of time. Julieta's gift is that of healing, which reverts one to a past healthier state. Pepa's emotions effect the present weather conditions. Lastly, Bruno is able to see into the future.
This also lines up with the order of their birth, Julieta being first born, Pepa the middle child and Bruno being the youngest.
Edit: To a certain extent this even goes further into their personalities and characters. Julieta is the closest tied to the family's traditions and strives for her daughters to find their place in it. Pepa's intense emotions have a tendency to change from moment to moment, rarely lingering for too long. Bruno's always worrying about his own 'bad luck' and constantly tries to curb it with throwing salt and knocking on wood; worrying about what the future holds for him.
That's insanely clever, I never would have picked up on that before! Thanks for the heads up! 🥰
That's very true!
But also, I think the knock on wood thing is a stim (perhaps he's autistic?)
@@kappa_studios That's definitely a possible reading, but it has roots in old superstition (throwing salt and knocking on wood are ways to ward off bad luck) and if you live your whole life being told how unlucky you are, well, I can see those habits being picked up as a way to try to communicate to people, "See! I'm not unlucky!" Basically, symptoms of deep-seated trauma. It's demonstrated by the time we meet up with him that his self-esteem is in the toilet and years of isolation have made him go a little batty. So, less stim and more a compulsion. He probably genuinely believes he has to do those things to counteract the curse that he feels is his very existence, even if he knows that superstition isn't real.
@@kappa_studios nah. In Colombia the act of knock on wood is to prevent bad thoughts or in this case omens to happen. So when he knocks on wood all the time is like to prevent a bad future he saw to happen. So its more like a tick now
@@theoriginalsache
Aaaah I did not know that thank you, I just recognized the repeated obsessive behaviors in my younger brothers, who are autistic and have ADHD ^^
I loved how this movie wasn't stereotypical of other Disney movies and stood strong on its own. Really hope they make a second one or an animated series.
The animated series is a possibility i didn't think of but now i want it
@@code_breaker3756 I want is so bad 😁
Yes yes yes!! There’s so much potential to explore the characters! 😍
@@garmadonthesensei59 I know right fingers crossed it happens 😊
@@code_breaker3756 I think the director may make one
Something I noticed - when Luisa sings “I’m as tough as the crust of the earth is”, the earth she threw immediately cracks; I’d like to think this subtly indicates she’s cracking under the pressure she’s in, and that it wasn’t really that tough after all
Not to mention the crust of the Earth is the thinnest and not that strong.
Also something I only noticed bc rewatching ending, Abuela wears a black shawl majority of the movie, something she wore right after her husband had died. At the end, after reconciling with Mirabel and when they rebuilding the house, she no longer had the shawl on. I believe this symbolizes that she is no longer mourning and has manage to move on.
You forgot to mention that Dolores has sound waves on her outfit.
And if you listen to "We Don't Talk About Bruno" again, you'll notice the line about the man of her dreams being close and she could hear him, but he was betrothed to another.
A few seconds later, you hear someone shout "Isabella! Your boyfriend is here!"
@@Hallmark44 camilo shouted that
I loved the minor attention to details, like Antonio's door ceremony when the fireworks go off and it gets loud you can see Delores holding her ears.
@@Hallmark44 I think that one was a bit more obvious, given that those lines started with her singing while looking at Mariano.
@@lindseywilliams9411 ikr!
Another detail is Mirabel's glasses are green just like Bruno's eyes when he sees into the future
yoooo I didn’t even peep wtf good eyes lmao
It may be for the Spanish word for green, "verde". "Ver" means to see.
he also has his vision recorded on green glass
Who in their secluded Village is an optometrist that knows how to make glasses?
@@bratsmovies17 most important is why doesn’t her or her dads eyesight get cured with her moms cooking? Lol
I think why Mirabel didn’t get a gift is because she touched the candle, then touched her chest, then touched the door. All the rest of her family touched the candle then immediately. Mirabel’s share of magic went into her heart ♥️
Nah. I’ve seen others say that but I don’t think that’s it at all. She can talk to the house and if she had a gift she wouldn’t have been able to save the house in the end.
Other Easter eggs in the movie include:
The triplets' gifts affecting tenses in time (Julieta, Pepa, and Bruno affecting the past, present, and future respectively)
Madrigal Messages (the gifts that the Madrigals were given are more like messages to help Abuela grieve, alongside other life lessons)
Dolores' Earache ("dolor" translates to "pain" in Spanish, and you can see her flinch and cover her ears when something gets loud for her)
Seriously this movie needs a preceding animated series.
Agreed!
I thought the exact same thing
YES it does
Omg yayyy such a good idea
I THOUGHT THE SAME THING!!!
another teeny tiny detail:
Notice the remarkable irony on how Pepa's children (Dolores, Antonio, and Camillo) are completely in control of their gifts when Pepa is not, while Julieta who is completely in control of her gift gave birth to children who are secretly struggling with their's (Isabella, Luisa and Mirabel - with no gift).
Ooh, good one. Didn't think of that.
Also that the husband's are opposite but good matches to their wives. Accident prone to the healer. Happy go lucky to the mood/weather changing redhead. Minus Mariano to Delores.. he speaks loud. 🙌 Ha ha
I don't think dolores can control her power especially the scenes where she had to cover her ears because of loud noises.
@@annoyinglychildish8224 that's what i was saying when i read this
@@annoyinglychildish8224 from every gift I wouldn’t want Dolores one.
The poor child pretty much can’t turn it of and hears everything
The two little things that had me from the movie was Mirabel’s lip pointing to the gift, and how the guy finger snaps during Antonio’s gift and room tour… those are gestures we make back home in the Caribbean…lol I was excited
the finger snap got me lol I was like omg that my fam right there hahhahaha
I love to see others catching that too!! I’ve only ever seen my Colombian in-laws doing these gestures!!!🥰🥰🥰
Yasssss ! I'm so glad someone else noticed and pointed this out! The lips gesture to Antonio gift box was so subtle but completely obvious to me bc my culture too!😊
I loved that too! Also, the gestures Tio Felix makes when Pepa first interrupts him from talking about Bruno were so great!
If you're wondering why Mirabel didn't get a gift at the end of the movie, here's why: It would defeat the whole purpose. Mirabel never wanted a gift, she just wanted to feel like part of her family. The entire point was that the people were more than their gift, that the gift didn't define them and it wasn't as important as them themselves. If Mirabel had received one, she would no longer be living proof that you didn't need a gift to be special.
Mirabel's eyesight is never once corrected by her mother's power. Because it isn't an imperfection. This ressonates the debate about one of the Eternals, the "perfect beings", being deaf.
I never realized this, wow
Awesome insight😊
Technically, I'd say her poor eyesight isn't an injury. Mama only heals injuries.
@@JustClaude13 Solid points!! I agree to with both of you. Same goes for Julieta's husband, Mirabel's dad. He still uses gasses, so, there's that.
@@JustClaude13 Yeah, that's my take on it, otherwise she'd be healing hurt feelings and the movie would never happen
Another nice detail I noticed was how Mirabel was trying to help with the decorations and handmade special candle holders. (the fact that she is a gifted seamstress showing how she ties the family together) The movie shows her placing her two sisters customized ones down (showing how she was going to connect with them) and then the grandmas which catches on fire. Symbolizing their conflict. If that was not enough the grandmother actually interrupted her which is why it caught on fire in the first place showing that she is primary a cause of the family's conflict.
Damn this one got me
And you get so many hints of her sewing skills with all the hand embroidery on her skirt and her shirt, you see the sewing machine when we're first introduced to teen Mirabel, plus all the yarn in her drawer and the handmade jaguar that she gifts to Antonio ahead of his ceremony. Even the "ribbon" on the box looks like yarn.
Okay this is the best comment so far😲
@@robynp5917 she also pulls a stray thread off her dress before the door ceremony in the nursery
@@BubblesBulldog and you see that thread again when she runs away from the Casita (although this time the meaning of that thread has changed)
Mirabel's gift was to bring balance to all the family members who were not happy. Bruno was gone and not apart of the family, the others were under pressure, over stressed, or unhappy. The grandma saw Mirabel in an unfavorable light thinking she was the end to their "encanto", thus making her unhappy and then Mirabel's mom unhappy to see her daughter sad. The family although together was growing apart. Only Mirabel could bring the issues to the surface and confront them head on. She gave up on making her abuela proud and instead spoke the truth that needed to be heard. Only then could their unhappiness be fixed and they become freer and happier.
Another thing was at the end whenever Mirabel was walking up to the door to put the knob in you’ll notice that Antonio is holding her hand. Almost like it’s her door and he’s supporting her like she supported him. 🥰
"You'll first notice Bruno in the verse about the wedding..."
*Bruno literally walking up to the camera*
Yea...I noticed him really well
How could you notice Bruno? That was Hernando 😅
It was Frederico
@@nattyfanta3678 I'M HERNANDO AND I'M FEAR OF NOTHING
@@animeismylife6823 I'm Jorge, I made the spackle
How long have you been commenting here (Mirabel’s voice)
MsMojo - "Glasses wearers everywhere were thrilled to finally see a bespectacled Disney protagonist..."
Once again, "Atlantis: The Lost Empire" gets grossly overlooked.
I guess that's because he was portrayed as mostly a nerd.
@@sharvimorajkar3254 no, it's bc it's from the early 2000s and that's not "current" Atlantis is a great movie tho.
They meant to say first FEMALE protagonist to have glasses. Lol
Okay first FEMALE and Disney princess(yes she is a disney princess confirmed)with glasses
@@Capri-corn how is she a disney princess
Also, don’t forget that the reason she doesn’t have a “gift” to save the family, aside of Abuela’s perspective, is because everyone have been so consumed with their own gifts they are forgetting their place in the family. That’s why Mirabel is so close to casita. She’s not overpowered by a “gift” that she can see what everyone is dealing with and what needs to be taken care of.
Foreshadow:
Casita holds the family together (physically)> Mirabel takes care of Casita (emotional connection) > Mirabel have been and will be taking care of the family and holds it together (mentally and emotionally).
About their clothes, You can see all the hints in the film
-Suns and Thunders on Pepa's (also the earrings)
-Abuela has the butterflies n her skirt.
-Sound Waves on Dolores'.
-Toñito has animals on his vest.
-Luisa has weights/dumbells on her skirt.
-Too obv for Isabela, the flowers ofc.
-Julieta has a mortar & pestle.
-And all of the hints are in Mirabel's Skirt. (even the Candle)
Check out even the stones and their wallpapers.
In Latin culture, food is thought of as healing. Specially if it’s cooked by our moms or our grandmas. Its so comforting it’s almost like it has healing powers
Same as that of our culture ❤️
Totally! When you feel ill or sad or happy even, food is there as the link in our bonding. As we say no hay reunión sin comida.
IMAGINE if Mirabel’s gift is Keeper of the Casita, so when Abuela is done it’s up to Mirabel to look after the Casita
Also she may have the power to see people’s inner problems through song, hence why her family all sing to her about their problems
Makes sense, seeing as how Abuela Alma doesn't have a gift and is keeper of the house
@@calfgomuu Yes! This information really ties the theory together
@@calfgomuu And her door slowly fades away, possibly referring to it becoming a part of the house altogether further proving these statements. Does that make sense?
@@CoolkidCj-dl7ko the house door also has her in the center of it all
OH MY GOD.
With regards to the butterflies, the song Dos Oruguitas or Two Caterpillars, half way through the song the song lyrics change to two butterflies instead of the caterpillars. The song sends such an amazing message that correlates so well with the movie. What a well done song.
Butterfly has something to do with Mirabel, if you watched the credits, you'll see the original Design of Mirabel's door, it has a butterfly in it. Mirabel also sounds similar to Miracle and I think it is a foreshadow that Mirabel is the miracle itself. Also, another evidence that Mirabel is the miracle is that when she put the knob in the entrance door, it lit up like their rooms, the family's portrait is also the image in the door and it makes me think that if Abuela is the keeper of the candle, Mirabel is the keeper of the house. I also noticed that only Mirabel and Abuela talk to the house.
I also noticed that in Abuela's time, the candle saved them and it appeared on her door, it became her gift and in Mirabel, it was the butterfly, the butterfly was the one who saved them and guided her and it also appeared on her door
I really liked that someone with no magic actually saved the day. I feel like in a lot of movies, even ones without magic, there has to be something special about the character. That was my biggest issue with the new Mulan, it felt like she wasn’t the ordinary girl who worked hard and became the same as the guys. In the new one she HAD to have something special about her to do the job. In Encanto, I had the same feeling here as I did about the original Mulan movie: not everyone is special, and that’s okay. You might have to work harder, but you can still be just as important and make an impact. As the kid who grew up never really having a niche they were exceptional in, and even as an adult, it’s nice to see those types of characters.
Amen!!!! 🤗
This movie was definitely a standout in many places especially in details and characterization. I def agree with u thats its ok not to be special, its okay not to be the main character, etc. im so sick of movie tropes nowadays that a person has to be this powerful amazing hero in the first place in the beginning (Mulan and other trying hard feminists in disney live remakes) and not have to work for anything... it doesnt have the same impact as a nobody at the start who works hard to become their best versions in the end.
Mirabel was meant to be the next keeper of the house/magic. That’s why she didn’t get a door right away. Abuela wasn’t ready yet to let anyone else but her protect what they were given, so she didn’t accept Mirabel. Once Abuela and her finally made up and she was truly accepted into the family, she was able to open the door to the house for everyone else, meaning she was taking on the role of the next keeper. The magic was disturbed when both keepers were at odds, and ended up being destroyed. The old house was gone, and once they rebuilt it and she touched the door, it became the new house with her as the protector.
I like that reading a lot. Thanks for sharing it
Love this response!!!! Beautifully said.
That was exactly what I thought. Abuela was the keeper of the miracle, but she was not going to last forever so the candle had to pass to another keeper. Mirabel was chosen as the next keeper. That is why only abuela and Mirabel can hold the candle and why their rooms where in front of each other. Abuela was holding on too tight to the magic and her desire to have control, so as a result Mirabel's door did not light up the first time.
wow! Never noticed this! this NEEDS at lease 2,000 likes!
I loved how the Madrigal family, although each exceptional, felt familiar and relatable. Many families have members who are known for their cooking, being more openly expressive with their emotions, an older relative being the heart of the family, having pressure to fill a certain role, the kids who are fun loving goofs, and so on.
Thanks for sharing!
I didn’t even realize that some of the Madrigal family members can have such problems. Like Isabel for example, I didn’t realize she was following her abuela’s expectations and that she was really sick and tired of her life being perfect and of living a dream. It’s literally telling us that we all have our own challenges to battle and not everyone can understand that.
Mirabel’s present to Antonio before his ceremony had all of the animals on the box. She told Antonio, “I know you’re an animal guy.” The actual gift was a stuffed leopard that looked exactly like the real leopard that came to live with him after he got his gift. This suggests the candle gave gifts based on the characters personalities. Also, Mirabel was very perceptive and could see all of her family’s true gifts. She is the candle and the only family member who didn’t need a gift. Mirabel is the only one who could make the candle shine brighter.
It was a stuffed jaguar.
Something else you might have missed if you're not South American: The Madrigal's are what is known as "desplazados", meaning people that had to leave their towns and build a new one due to the guerrilla. Butterflies are important in this context as well.
Guerrilla, paramilitaries and the same army.
Don’t ever forget that. Guerrillas were really never the main problem because the problem continued, like the drug dealing didn’t end up with Escobar and the forced displacement didn’t end up with the FARC dismanteling.
This movie is based in “realismo mágico” and One Hundred Years Of Solitude is based on the banana massacre that was perpetuated by paramilitaries financed by the US State Department to end the strike of the workers of Chiquita Brand.
Colombia’s forced displacement of civilians is a complicated issue involving a lot of factors.
Why are butterflies important?
@@shimeiabbas8322 because butterflies symbolyses change!
Here’s my list:
-Abuela’s children are the three facets of her personality
Bruno: Inaightful but Paranoid and Cautious
Pepa: Holding everything together while fighting emotional break downs but still having them
Mirabel’s mother: Loving but has the need to fix everything
-Bruno’s prophecies were general and left to interpretation.
Fish died, but we kno certain fish last only days.
Guy get fat, but what did he do to get fat.
Guy loses hair but that’s something natural. Plus what was the time frame of these predictions.
Dolores literally telling everyone that Bruno was still around.
Mirabel making her own miracle at the end of the movie.
It’s that they “don’t” talk about Bruno, they “can’t” talk about Bruno, probably due to Abuela forbidding them to. Felix was literally about the spill the beans and Pepa stopped him and basically changed the story about her brother, she was literally happy to see in the end. Dolores secretly telling Mirabel Bruno is still around.
I did figure out that there is a Sleeping Beauty reference in the film as well. The oldest sister is Flora (creates plant life), the youngest cousin is Fauna (talks to animals), and Mirabel could very well be Merryweather (doesn’t fit in).
Another thing I've noticed between Mirabel and her sister is that they portray the three siblings types: The Beauty, The Brawn, and the Brain. Did anyone else notice this?
That's very astute
Yes, when she talked about Mirabels glasses, I realized this.
I still really like that Luisa lifts with her legs and not her back. It’s a good touch that the animators put in
One Question: How in the HELLO does Lin-Manuel Miranda write such AMAZING songs for these kinds of movies/musicals? They are ALWAYS promising and NEVER disappointing.
Luisa isn't the oldest Isabella is. She's the middle child. Also weren't the cracks appearing for a while ? Bruno was patching them up.
Luisa * 😀
Well theres a ladder and bucket next to the cracks so its a recent job
1. It doesn't appear in the video but Bruno's visions are green likely because emerald is the most precious gemstone of Colombia
2. In every video of Encanto they said poncho but we call it RUANA 😩
3. Also, kids drink coffee with milk (very light coffee), but the movies kid is drinking tinto (only strong coffee) that's why he acts like that
Mi familia le dice poncho y ruana jaja depende de dónde estés suppngo
@@VaaleBeetancurG puede ser! Yo soy del interior y le decimos ruana a la prenda que es gruesa y pesada para protegerse del frío. El poncho será la que es parecida pero solo es una telita?
Finally someone brought it up Thank you
@@chokispokis sí, el poncho es el más delgado y la ruana es gruesa de lana para el frío
Also green is a very common color in Disney movies when something is bad or veiwed as bad. For example the lantern that Mother Gothel carries in Tangled.
Mirabel doesn't really have a room of her own. She's been living in the nursery room her whole life. That's why she and Antonio were roommates until he got his door. It's another symbol of how much she is cast aside by the family. Since she had no magical door/room, she was relegated to staying in the baby room her whole life.
Notice how the 2 outcasts of the family have green eyes. Bruno when he sees the future, his eyes turn green. And then Mirabels glasses
I don't know if it's just me but I really find Mirabel's Mom, Jullieta to be really beautiful. Like warm and motherly kind of beautiful (well because she is a mother) but it's just warm 💛
The fact that, probably, Mirabel means something similar to “to look beautiful” so you can connect it to her being a beautiful person inside, just because she's unique her own way
I thought it was just a distortion of "Maribel", a very common feminine name in Latin America.
@@elhector83 yeah, I red this
Mirabel in general means wondrous or of wonderous beauty in Latin. If you just take the first 4 letters "Mira" means look in Spanish, and we can her glasses are the same color as Bruno's eyes when he looks into the future which is the connection I made while watching.
@@mariaho.2173 This is an amazing concept, thank you Disney!
I honestly thought her name was Mirabel because it sounds somewhat close to miracle. Probably not right but I thought it was a cool connection.
Mirabel really is Abuela’s counterpart; opposite views and doors but both wanting to save the home and the family. I think she didn’t get a gift because she was meant to take Abuela’s place as protector of Casita, hence her ‘door’ being the literal front door to the home. Both are strongly motivated by family, both are intensely loyal. The theme of trauma and inter-generational processing of that trauma is also interesting. Abuela has seen the worst that can happen to a family, a burden she alone carries. Sharing with Mirabel helps her understand why her grandma is the way she is and Abuela understands how her fear meant she let down her granddaughter when she should have supported her. It seems the big theme of the movie, other than family acceptance and love, is communication.
If you don't grow you die. I guess that is what happened here, abuela stuck in her ways was destroying the casita. Mirabel was the change and the one who could bring about that growth with the next generation, only her acceptance could bring back the magic of the casita.
The short they played before the movie in cinemas really solidifies this idea
@@itsbeebaby what was the short? I didn’t see it in cinemas so missed out on the short
Isabel also releases petals when she's nervous or in shock. It's not really constant and maybe I'm wrong but when she walked past Mariano, there were petals because she was nervous, when Mirabel and her bumped: petals, and when Isabel and Abuela were walking together talking about Isabel and Mariano's future there were swirls of petals.
I’m so surprised you didn’t include the most important clue that hints why she didn’t get her powers, after she held the candle, and was about to open the door for her bedroom, she wiped her hands on her shirt, go back and watch you’ll see it
"Movie buffs may have noticed references to Cerberus"
Considering that the entire screen is filled with Cerberus whilst the character is singing the name Cerberus aloud, I don't think you need to be a movie buff to notice the reference to Cerberus.
yeah it was not so much a reference as a 'hey look, Cerberus!' while pointing at Cerberus.
lol you might need to be a movie buff to know who tf Cerberus is tho
As Colombian, I enjoyed the movie, and also I know how hard it is to represent our culture, because not even all people in our country is aware about how rich we are in culture, so different from region to region, that's what makes us so special and unique.
For Colombians as well, I wanna know if I'm the only one who thought about Omaira (from the natural disaster occurred in Armero) when the entire house fell down upon Maribel. I'd like to know if there's a reference in that scene.
Totally! The scene where Mirabel is covered in ashes completely broke me down and made me think of her and the Armero disaster as well as other natural disasters since (like Mocoa and Popayan. It really touched me although I don't know if it was a conscious reference, all in all, the movie shows our berraquera.
Dudo mucho que haya sido una referencia a eso.
Nope no me recordó a eso xd
Uy es algo que no se me había ocurrido, pero sí tiene cierto parecido. Aunque no creo que haya sido intencional
Is the dancing with the skirts mostly Flamenco dancing?
I think my favorite part was the different telling of the families origin story. Specifically the difference in emotion in Abuelas face when Pedro’s death was described by mirabel in the beginning and abuela kinda just looks sad when he dies but at the end when Abuela is really describing her trauma, you can see the pain in her face. The pure sorrow. She can finally understand why her Abuela feels the way she does. So beautiful and subtle.
By not receiving a door, Mirabel was the reminder to Abuela, & all others, that the Encanto’s gift is each other. It was all about family. The only reason they were blessed was so that they could be safe, stay together & live on. Abuela lost sight of what was important, putting so much emphasis on “keeping it together” for everyone & the village when, in fact, it was causing them all to drift apart.
Bruno’s prediction about Isabella someday having the “life of [her] dreams” was accurate in an unexpected way: it initially seems to refer to her simply being Ms Perfect, emphasising the apparent unfairness Mirabel perceives when every other prophecy cited was negative, but it’s actually about her being able to relax and enjoy being her true imperfect self.
*Encanto* was such a wonderful *Disney* movie. The story and music were both done perfectly.
okay.... Dolores has sound waves on her outfit, and Camilo has chameleons which symbolize their gift.... but I noticed that Mirabel has butterfly on her dress, butterfly symbolize resurrection/revival Abuela thought the cracks start from Mirabel Beacuse She didnt have a gift or something when Bruno continue to read the future with Mirabel they know that Mirabel was meant to revive the magic and be the next candle holder.
Took my daughter to see this movie and we loved it!! I wanted to see something big and colorful and different. This was so beautiful seeing it on the big screen. We both really enjoyed it.
Also, you should know that in the song “we don’t talk about Bruno” Dolores mentions she can always here him muttering and mumbling as well as saying she can here him now.
and during dolores' part in we don't talk about bruno you can see bruno upstairs walking around
@@luvjhaney true!
It’s not Bruno in the background, it’s Camilo preparing for his verse. You can see his eyes glow green, but Bruno eyes does that only when he use his powers, which he said he didn’t used since her left
@@marachdrifter maybe I guess. But do you have actual proof? Because his eyes aren’t glowing.
In the end when he reveals himself to the family she said she’s always known he never left
What about this one?I legit just realized that the reason Mirabel's mom and dad are together is because her dad is accident prone and the mom can heal. Did anyone else notice this?
well they sure had a lot of opportunities to meet. lol
Pretty sure everyone noticed this
and i think her dad is not a local? he has modern style 🧐
@@ellainegracegurro9863 he represent the people of the capital Bogotá and the classical style of this town in the 50’s
The gifts each person receives seems to be an enhanced version of a passion or hobby what they already have. I know Antonio is the only one we see before receiving his gift, but there is strong implication that he has a love for animals even before he gets his gift, Mirable gifts him a toy she made and calls him her "animal guy"
Then using that same logic of hobby tying to their gift, when we look at Mirable she is cover in different threads, colors and embroidery representing here love to create and make things her own. (She even wears little pompoms as earrings) Her love for sowing, embroidery and thread become a physical representation when she later TIES the family together.
Mirable's outfit is covered with different colors of thread, each one could be a representation of a family member. This just further shows her love of her family and how she brings them together not only in the end but metaphorically as well through the colored threads intertwining on her clothes.
At the bottom, there is more to represent the entire family: flowers, weights, raindrops, etc
In the scene where the family takes a picture in Antonio’s new room Pepa has a rainbow over her head representing a mixed happy and sad emotion for her son
Some things I noticed:
The song "What Else Ean I Do?" Is also a nod to Frozen, as it's kind of the "Let It Go" of Encanto, with the bursts of magic and the one singing it finally being free to explore their power after being stuck.
The reason Luisa is with donkeys a lot is because they're an animal of burden, they carry the weight, like Luisa.
Dolores is almost always whispering, until she loses her power or is singing what Bruno told about her future. She also holds her ears during the big celebrations.
In "We Don't Talk About Bruno," after their verses on their future, you can hear Dolores and Isabella saying "I'm fine" or "I'll be fine," though faint.
Abuela has a black shawl with throughout most of the movie, symbolizing still not recovered from the loss of her husband.
During the first song, "Madrigal Family," Mirabell sings, "full of stars and everyone gets to shine"(or something like that) and in the last song "All Of You," she sings, "you're all stars that want to shine, but stars dont shine they burn"( or something like that-)
And finally-
Isabella had the most pressure to be perfect because she looked the most like Abuela did, and Mariano also kind of looked like the Abuelo(sp?). She was also most likely at least slightly jealous of Mirabell, since she could go and do whatever she wanted
Yes, and not only Isabella was the one who looked the most like Abuela, but in the scene where Bruno was able to see the full vision of Mirabel's future, both Mirabel and Bruno confused Abuela with Isabella. The vision was showing that to save the house Mirabel had to love her abuela. (with whom she always antagonized) but she thought it was Isabelle because they looked alike so much
I hate that Bruno doesn't get the love he deserves till the end. He is so adorable!! He is my comfort character
The it's bigger on the inside mention had me squealing with delight! I could not believe it! I love whenever they mention DW in pop culture! It makes my day!
Also, in each branch of the family, they have a kinda specific color or shade they wear, for example Pepa, her husband, and their kids wear yellow, and Mirabel’s family wear blue, with the exception of Isabel for most of the movie when she wears a light purple dress, which is a bit like a combination of Mirabels “family color”, and how Abuela wears pink, and Isabel seems a lot like Abuela’s favorite grandchild. Just something I noticed!
Yeah! And then at the end, she turned her dress blue, kind of like she was finally fitting in with her family, but it also had more colors to it, like Mirabell's
Yeah that's what the video meant when saying Mirabel's family wear cool tones and her cousins wear warm tones
It's a little harder to tell, but the Madrigal women's clothing all tie back to Abuela in some way. Julieta's family all have scalloped edges on their clothing - Mirabel's is most noticeable on her white blouse (notice how it's like a larger version of the collar on Abuela's dress and Mirabel's is also trimmed in black - kind of like being the black sheep of the family). Luisa has smaller, more pointy scallops on her blouse and Isabela has the scallops on her sleeves. Pepa and Dolores both wear yellow, the shade of which matches the petals on Abuela's collar. Also, Pepa's veil has scalloped edges on it.
Pepa's branch wears red and yellow, Julieta's wears blue and purple, Bruno wears green
Omg I just noticed something. Abuela had 3 kids. Then when they got married, those people also had 3 kids. Maybe it’s a pattern.
Until Isabela's "boyfriend" arrives and demands 5 children
As said in the movie
Also Bruno is still yet to have children of his own. Unless he don't want any
@@aquisaysheanmifelamerot.6606 I had a strange theory that Mirabel is actually Bruno's daughter because they're both outcasts in their own ways. She's always curious to know about him and stuck by it despite her family saying otherwise. And instead of being afraid, they both welcome eachother in and got a great chemistry.
Yes but I think is because families here are so numerous 🤣
@@aquisaysheanmifelamerot.6606 Doesn't mean they'll actually have five kids though 🤷♀️
I think in the background when Dolores is singing it’s actually Camilo not Bruno because Bruno’s eyes only turned green when he was telling the future but when Camilo shapeshifts into Bruno his eyes glow green anyways
the director confirmed its bruno
I love the strong floral motif carried throughout the movie mirroring the family conflict. Flowers tend to be thought of as a soft and delicate but some are capable of growing almost anywhere, like cracks in a sidewalk and some are, as Isabela points out, carnivorous even if they look pretty. Obviously flowers also serve as food and shelter for insects and fit in with the change and rebirth theme. Some species, like fireweed, grow well in the ashes of a fire. Although I do find it interesting that Antonio is the only male (besides Mirabel's father) whose clothing carries on that motif, but only when he's getting his gift.
Somethings I notices while watching the movie:
When there's fireworks or people screaming Dolores puts her hands on her ears, as it hurts to much noise.
And also Isabella at the start seems to have an straight hair, but during her song you can really see how it gets less straight for me showing that shes lettibg her be.
In hind-site, the family is dead lucky that Mirabel didn't turn into a shut-in after the door disappeared. If that were to happen, the house would've been torn appeared much faster and sooner, and with Mirabel as a shut-in would never have save the house.
this movie deserves every award.
I think everyone noticed this but during “Surface Pressure” while Luisa’s in the pink clouds mirabels glasses fall off so when we see Luisa jumping on the clues it gets blurry and then clear again cuz mirabel put her glasses back on
I loved this movie and the music, especially “Surface Pressure.”💜💖
I also loved them showing the pain/struggles the Madrigal family members were hiding.😢
Fun fact about this movie: Bruno’s name was actually going to be “Oscar” but changed it to match with the song.
I get it now Abuela was praying for a miracle. The miracle that the house (their safe haven) wouldn’t be taken away from her or her family. Without realizing til the end that Mirabel is the miracle she is the glue to the house and the family. Her gift is that she keeps both up but her and Abuela’s conflict completely destroyed the foundation (and hurt mirabel internally). So they needed to literally, from the ground up, create a new foundation in unison together.
Two things are that Louisa was not the oldest but the middle child . Also Dolores said “I can hear him still here “in the song “we don’t talk about Bruno” referring to that bruna never left. Also when Isabella confessed that she didn’t actually love Mariano she made a catas with her power showing she cracked and was “imperfect”
I also feel like the casita is more connected to mirabel then the rest of the family
Anyone else notice the bi flag coloured rainbow on Mirebels shirt, a nice nod to the voice actress 💗💜💙
Finally someone noticed it!
yessss i love it
I also like to think that Mirable is bi herself
YES OMG
I think mirabel is probably bi anyway
I noticed that in my first viewing!
Seriously one of the most beautiful Disney films, right up with Tangled, Moana, and Coco.
As someone who understands spanish I would say that her name Mirabel, probably has nothing to do with the word ''mira'' that actually means ''look'' (as a command) and more with the origin and meaning of the name Mirabel, which can mean charming, like in ''Encanto" (charm in spanish).
As someone with Colombian roots I loved this movie and I understood every detail my friends didn’t
I noticed how when Abuela and Abuelo have their song in Encanto, they share food which is Julieta's gift, they are married with flowers which is Isabela's gift (and maybe a nod to Pepa as well), and she predicts having triplets which is like Bruno seeing the future!
I am from Brazil and, as a portuguese speaker, although I can kind of understand french, spanish, italian and a bit of romanian (since these languages have lots of similar words), I was already aware of "Mira" being "sight", but every time I hear "Mirabel" somewhere in ky mind says "Look well/Take a good luck", since "Bel" is similar to the word used for "good/beauty" in portuguese
8:58 Waiting On A Miracle is my fav song besides (obviously) We Don't Talk About Bruno.😍🥰🤩
I noticed in We Don't Talk About Bruno Isabella's prophecy seems to be good reflecting how we/Mirabel think her life is a forever fairytale but she only got that future (living the life she wants and her powers growing) by going through the event that "ruined her life" so it's still a bad Bruno vision
So her name means "beautiful sight"? Cool! She can see the beauty in everyone. Just like we should, especially when we are mad. This can save the world. Her power of seeing the good in everyone even if she was jealous or scared unified her family.
Kinda. Mirabel comes from the name Maribel. But they change it to mean sight
Casita's power doesn't work inside the family's respective doors. We see this when Mirabel goes into Bruno's door/room and Casita cannot "follow" her. Casita deliberately didn't give Mirabel a room of her own but kept her in the neutral "nursery" room. Once she touches the candle, the doorway disappears and instead she is fused to Casita's power.
Just noticed that during the Titanic scene (“Surface Pressure”), the donkeys are playing violins - like the legend of the band that played on as the ship was sinking! Haha so clever. 🎻
When Mirabel is following Luisa just before the Surface Pressure number, someone asks Luisa to reroute the river. Considering the fact that Luisa references Hercules in her song, I'm betting this was a reference to the Labours of Hercules, since he reroutes a river to clean out a king's stables for one of them.
Encanto is my absolute favorite Disney film. It was so beautiful, the music and lyrics are amazing, and the metaphors are perfect. I cry every time. I love it.
I don't think anyone noticed that yet, but I watched Encanto yesterday, and I noticed that when Bruno and Mirabelle met, he had a bucket and was keeping away from the wall, which I'm pretty sure he build himself to be lighter than the rest of the wall, as if deep down he knew what his future entailed. He prepared the wall and the bucket for his escape when the house collapses.
Encanto is what the better version of what happened to Elsa and Anna''s family. The parents' in frozen kept Elsa locked up and "controlled" it in the unhelpful way. Encanto encouraged all the powers to be controlled in a way to benefit everyone
We could almost argue that Isabela and Luisa's struggle was similar to Elsa's. Isabela had to be very controlled/never wild, and Luisa concealing not feeling. Both pretending everything is fine while feeling so much pressure from Abuela
also!! Dolores says that she associates Bruno with the sound of falling sand, which is literally what Mirabel sees when she opens Bruno's door for the first time. another hint towards his relationship with seeing the future and the hourglass!
I like how on the song " don't talk about bruno" you can see bruno on the balcony bobbing his head to his own song hahah! Also, another minor detail i noticed was that in the bruno song everyone said " he's here" throwing out a little hint that he's still in the house.
I love all the women and Bruno in Encanto!!
I think the Young Alma, almost looks likes a teen Coco from Pixar's Coco
Plus Luisa gives out a shout out to Hercules
Also, I love all the skin tones in the movie
Yes.
The hair textures, too♥️♥️
@@BossladySupreme313 I agree
You my dear was the ONLY ONE to point out the different colors and tones of the ppl and that is very important and made me cry bc it was so beautifully made I’m proud of Disney bc what they got wrong with Princess Tiana they got together on Encanto
@@BossladySupreme313 Yes they did indeed and I was so proud to see ppl that look like me 🥰
13:09 I LOVE THE "MOM" WHEN SHE SINGS IN THAT PART
Also, did you pick up on the dance steps of the would-be wedding party as they made their approach during the We Don't Talk About Bruno song? Brilliant detail work. *Just so Broadway!*