Notice she's the triplet with the most grey hair. Her gift is the one that takes the most effort. She gets up every morning and literally feeds a village. Respect.
I saw a comment saying he probably had to visit her frequently due to his constant accidents, and that's how they started getting to know each other and eventually started dating.
Has anyone else noticed that Julieta is the only one who carries her own glass while Luisa carries everyone else's in the breakfast scene - it shows that she understands that just because Luisa can carry all of them doesn't mean she has to Just thought it was a nice detail lol :)
I think that Julieta probably observes what all her daughters are going through and wants to help heal their inside feelings as easily as she can their bodies. I think that the issue with Luisa and Isabela is that both have their guards up so high that they never let the façade slip even for Julieta.
Honestly, Julieta* (and Agustin*) literally RUNNING into a crumbling house to save their daughter AND telling her to forget the candle only to be pushed out because Casita was trying to save everyone made me BAWL because that just showed how good of parents they are and how much they loved their daughter. Wish more people talked about that scene.
Julieta seems to be the only one who is truly and honestly mindful of her daughter’s emotions and how she is painfully neglected by Abuela. She’s the most empathetic of the entire family and she loves her kids so much, whether they are gifted or not.
@@moneylover318 And how he tried to make Mirabel feel better by saying she's not the only one in the family to feel left out sometimes cause they weren't born with gifts.
To be fair, I think Pepa and Felix are always worried about Pepa's emotions because they have consequences that directly impact other people visibly. And it's possible that living with her emotions on full display has diminished their skill at identifying emotions well, since you just look at the weather to identify Pepa's emotional state. Seeing that their kids don't have this curse, they get accidentally ignored by Pepa and Felix.
I feel this comes from her past experience. If you compare Bruno to Mirabel, Julieta may have been mean to and ignored Bruno and his problems in the past and now regrets it when he left.
I love Augustin so much, he's just a dork, especially that scene where he looks proud and then looks and sees Julieta worried and fixes his expression. I love them both I wish we saw more interactions with the two.
I really wish that we had seen more of them in this movie I feel like we were thoroughly robbed without a Song between the two of them they were very great parents and supported their kids and all of their endeavors and I really wish we would’ve been able to see a lot more of that
We all love a supporting mother. She’s the best mom. Risking her life, comforting Mirabel.. I imagine in her childhood when someone got hurt, she would just shove it down their throat saying eat.
I love that Julieta, being the healer, is very clearly the most loving and affectionate character. The power behind her healing gift, is all the love she has for EVERYONE around her. She literally "makes her food with love", as the saying goes. And that pure love is one of the greatest remedies. It's all tied together perfectly. EDIT: Thank you all for 1.6k!! Never thought i'd get that many, haha
@@pughetti Not true. I had a baby and the background my mother put on her phone wasn’t me holding my daughter but my oldest childless sister holding her. I’m the youngest of three and my brother is the middle. He lives further away and just talking about him makes her cry because of how much she misses him. My mom once explained that loving your kids is like a pie divided evenly. You love each and every child with the same love, no slice bigger or smaller and all part of the same pie (love). I think the relationship is just different depending on when you were born and whether or not your the only son/daughter. The oldest is always the learning child and the one with the most expectations. Youngest are considered the baby and doted on because they’re last. Middles get either more or less of both expectations and doting but more attention if they’re the only boy/girl. This dynamic is pretty much universal unless there’s the toxic golden child and scape goat child dynamic thrown in.
Altho I also really appreciate how Julieta seems to be the only one really addressing the actual trauma Mirabel went through when she didn’t get a Gift and Abuela’s treatment of her. I need more of all of these characters!!!!
I just wanna mention how actually bad of an idea it is/was to have the gift giving ceremonies in front of the whole town. Cause for poor Mirabelle, that was basically public humiliation.
@@sweethysteria8737 while you are right, it seemed as though everyone would get a gift up until Mirabel, and they do a lot for the town for free so it’s kind of like showing what’s up next
@@sweethysteria8737 Well, that's probably the reason why Antonio was so scared about the ceremony, if he didn't get a gift, the whole town would see it.
@@Akanina_Gacha That also is why he needed Mirabel. If he didn’t get his gift he wanted to have the only one who would understand that pain there to comfort him.
4:38 rather off topic, but can we talk about in what seemed like The Casita’s final moments, it prioritized saving the family. It’s legit “last” moment was protecting Mirabelle
Even when the Madrigals' anger and arguing was literally tearing the structure to pieces, the Casita protected them in every way it could. I'm still not entirely sure why it helped Mirabel get up to the candle rather than evacuate her with the rest of the family, though. Was it hoping Mirabel could save the candle?
@@generalcodsworth4417 my first watch, I assumed that Casita was either listening to or sensing the characters intentions/desires - mirabel was DETERMINED to get the candle, so Casita helped as much as possible, while the others were mostly trying to evacuate (grabbing Antonio etc) or calling out to mirabel to leave the candle behind + get out to safety. The only other people who went after the candle were Isabela + Camilo; both used their powers to try and get to the candle, but when their powers failed them, they were (likely) scared + gave up on trying to reach it, so Casita prevented them from falling as best it could while falling apart + prioritizing mirabel's attempts, because Mirabel was the only one who wasn't relying on her powers AND was the only one brave enough to keep going while Casita crumbled, as she wasn't dependent on her powers (due to not having any) I've watched it twice since, and that's still the best explanation I have tbh 😅 - we do see that Casita can 'sense' intentions or needs - like with the stairs turning into a slide, Luisa's treadmill, or the hat-hanging trick earlier, so it makes sense that Casita has some awareness, especially as very few people talk directly to Casita like Mirabel does.
i love the fact that Augustin always gets hurt in any way and then Julieta heals him the same way that Felix is always calming Pepa they literally complete each other.
I like the word compliment rather than complete but yes!!! This is adorable with these two couples and I wanted something like this for Bruno. I still think he has time. If he wants it.
I realized that all the triplets are so expressive. They are extremely sensitive to feelings. Also she has such kind puppy eyes .Her eyes give off the same vibes as Dolores cute and big .
I know this is about Julieta, but now that you mention “puppy eyes”, I just remember Isabela, she also has “puppy eyes”, so she clearly(and obviously😅) got her mother’s eyes. The scene where you can see Isabela’s puppy eyes is right after her solo, when Mirabel it’s telling abuela Alma and when she points at Isabela, there she goes and it’s so cute😊 Ok, I’m done, sorry for all this non sense😅
4:02 this scene stood out to me so much even though it’s so brief. Augustine may be a bit of a dork but he still had the courage to stand of to his mother in-law even for the sake of his kid, even if he was a little afraid of her. I appreciated his character a lot more afterward.
i believe it's more of a "that came out well didn't it", kind of patting himself on the back just for repeating whatever julieta says. I'm not saying that in a negative tone, it's something that i've seen happen a lot of times in my family too, when only one of the two parents knows what to say but wants to support.
I wish we got to see more interactions between Julietta/Agustin and their other daughters. We get lots of screen time of them interacting with Mirabel, but we get almost nothing of them with Isabela or Luisa. Also this may be a stretch, but I think Julieta is the least stressed out of the Madrigals (excluding Felix and Agustin). Her gift doesn't really put a ton of pressure on her, and it isn't something that forces her to keep a tight check on her emotions either, it just lets her help people. I'm sure there's some sort of pressure that I'm missing, but she just seems like a pretty easy-going person for the most part. I honestly think she loves her gift so much and just loves being able to help people. And another thing, I love how differently she and Pepa handle the Bruno situation. I think that Pepa didn't really believe Bruno had purposely ruined her wedding, but after he left she convinced herself he had ruined it on purpose so that instead of being sad that he left she could feel angry. I think she was afraid that the sadness would consume her, and that this was also greatly influenced by her power and the pressure it placed on her to always be happy. On the other hand, we see that Julieta seems to have come to terms with Bruno's disappearance and instead of talking about him with anger/fear like everyone else in the family she just seems sad and you can tell she just misses her brother. Edit: I know that no body is going to want to read this entire comment because it's already way too long but WOAH. HOW DID I GET OVER 800 LIKES IN ONE DAY?? THANK YOU I'VE NEVER HAD THIS MANY LIKES!!
I think that there is probably stress in always cooking to heal everyone but maybe she really loves the task. If I had to always have food available, I'd get over the novelty FAST. Realistically though,Julieta's family has the more consistently useful gifts. The town and the family call on Luisa's strength constantly. Isabela makes things beautiful as well as provides a product that the town can sell (not sure if her power extends to crops but maybe?) and Julieta has a line of people to heal every day. So maybe Abuela's attitude can't pressure Julieta too much because she holds that bit of power and confidence.Her gift is tied to her love for people so she just has to...be herself in a way that her sister can't.
Maybe is not as hard as Peppa having to control her emotions, or Bruno struggling with his visions, but I can see stress in her gift as well. Imagine waking up everyday to be mostly stuck at the kitchen because your gift depends on it. Also, she has the pressure that she can’t just take a vacation because people get hurt everyday, unlike Pepa or Bruno that they could just lock themselves up in their rooms to take a break and townsfolk would be ok with it, because they know Pepa needs to stay calm, and they were scared of Bruno. But if Julieta wanted a break… Uff, her job next day would have been too much, or she wouldn’t have been able to enjoy the free time, because someone was probably going to be every now and then calling out for her. She probably barely has time to even sit down and rest during the day.
@@fanty9910 True. See, I knew there was some sort of pressure on her that I was missing. I do feel like people would understand if she needed to take a break every once in a while tho.
@@stephanievanderboom7145 I guess they would understand (the people, I mean), but accidents wouldn't understand that the healer is taking a break, haha.
What strucked me the most is when Mirabel told her about the cracks, and she responded with "What I think is that today was very hard on you." She didn't invalidated her daughter with "you're hallucinating" or "you're wrong", she knows her daughter is so pure hearted that she won't ruin the night just because.
The thing is, how she reacts is prove how much Abuela has a influence. At first Julieta is more quiet and does what she’s told, and didn’t try the more active way. They relied more on Abuela and what she says till the end of the movie
The way she says "Te amo cosa LINDA" (I love you you beautiful thing) is so realistic and it makes me smile so much!!! I feel so represented by this movie even tho I'm brazillian 🥰🥰🥰
Encanto really needs more movies or a series. I'd love to see how Julieta, Pepa and Bruno's childhood was. How did Abuela deal with 3 magical kids on her own? Especially Pepa, her powers are chaotic
Fr, most Disney/Pixar movies are perfectly fine with only one movie, and any others I feel like would be a cash grab. But Encanto has a lot of room to expand on and lore to learn. I'd seriously take a prequel/sequel, or even just series if it's actually thought through
That would make a great short for sure! And how Abuela came up with the ceremony too. She could be sharing the story over dinner while the family makes a spot for Bruno and does everything to reassure the awkward lovable uncle that they want him there. It’d be cute too if Bruno felt bold enough to put on his Hernando persona to crack some jokes and Camilo awkwardly adjusting to the scary uncle being there, having once been the one to have made him out to be a boogeyman.
it’s interesting that augustin and felix, two non-gifted people who married into the family, are in the photo with antonio, but mirabel isn’t. felix makes sense because he’s antonio’s father, but why augustin if mirabel isn’t included as well?
i don't think that Mirabel was actually not in the photo, I see that moment as a more metaphorical thing that Mirabel feels so excluded she doesn't even see herself in family photos. After all, that moment leads directly into a sequence where she definitely isn't in real time when she dances around her family members who are frozen in time.
Its a crowded place and alot of excitement going on. Its possible that they just either forgot or thought she was in there already. Kinda like how the kid from Home Alone got left behind
Also, I think people forget Mirabel often told people she was fine (she told her parents a few scenes earlier she is perfectly okay) and the photo scene/song was the first moment she probably admitted to herself that she isn't fine with the way things are.
I feel like Julieta and Augustin didn't like that Mirabel wasn't included in the picture, but I'm not sure there would be much that they could do if that's how Alma wanted it. The movie showed how hard it was to stand up to her.
@@itzangel9379 Woah my comment isn’t to bash Abuela, she’s someone who went through trauma at a young age and forced to raise three kids and a village by herself, of course that isn’t to justify her actions, but Abuela isn’t selfish. She’s just too stuck on her old mindset, she thought she was gonna lose her family and home again, and held on to tightly.
@@micahmorton9018 Well, i understand her pain but that doesn't justify her actions on what she did to mirabel and her family, luckily, im glad she realized what she was doing and apologized for mirabel sorry if my comment was too rude😅
@@micahmorton9018 the definition of resentful is feeling or expressing bitterness or indignation at having been treated unfairly. So, yes, resentful is the right word.
1:06 - I noticed that in every picture Abuela is staring into the camera holding her candle with perfect posture. Except for Isabela, in which she seems relaxed and affectionate. (This picture reminds me of graduation photos.)
Well, considering isabella is the eldest of the cousins, therefore the first granchild of their generation to recieve a gift, i think abuella was particularly affectionate during her ceremony
I know this is Julietas video, but can we just appreciate Luisa and Mirabel on the family photo (the one that is shown when Mirabel decides to ask Dolores for help) for a bit. I love how it looks like Mirabel didn't even plan to be on that photo but Luisa dragged her back in there. I love the details in this movie.
Disney somehow just made adore parents in a movie. Julieta is so sweet and kind, so does Agustin, specially being protective and dorky. Pepa is dramatic and anxious sometimes, but it made me love her somehow, and Felix is supportive of his wive. I love them, lol.
@@Sparkletta Since Isabela and Dolores are the same age, they must had spent 5 years as roommates, they must have a close bond, same for Mirabel and Camilo, even if I think they all aren't so close anymore
@@unloveablecotton6117 Another comment made an interesting note that the photo Mirabel has in her room suggest Luisa had to pull her in to that one since she probably did not want to be in it. Also, after rewatching, I think it is worth nothing that Mirabel told Julietta that everything is fine and Julietta is trusting Mirabel with that. For the most part, I guess people assumed Mirabel was fine with the photo since she never complained about it and the song was the first time she admitted she wasn't okay.
I think her parents were upset by it, but as the movie showed, it was hard to stand up to Alma. It makes me really sad though. How many times did they (and the rest of the family) have to please Alma and remain silent on most of her treatment?
Quite sure it’s metaphorical. I think she WAS in the picture… but it was too hard for her especially since Antonio got his gift and then Abuela saying, “You’re just as special as your gift” making Mirabel feel worthless. She just stood there. Maybe it was metaphorical to show how her trying to “push down her invisible pain” as shes waiting on a miracle. Because, they saw the photo afterwards quite surely. However we dont know
Notice that after Casita falls apart the change in Julieta's voice because she knows that if her daughter gets hurt she can't heal her anymore because her gift is gone now. Imagine that fear she must be feeling.
Julieta is such a wonderful character and mom. But I do feel bad for her when she has to remind her own mother to be kind to her giftless daughter and wants her to see Maribel for who she is.
I know it's irrelevant since they're triplets, but Julieta is most likely the eldest of the Madrigal triplets. Julieta is always the compassionate level-headed one of the three, it says a lot about where Luisa and Mirabel get their responsible nature.
@@lilliesinthegard32 I dont know why bruno being the youngest doesnt make sense to me Possibly since usually the youngest are the most spoiled, unlike him
@@siorganism I can't find the tweet but I remember the director saying Bruno was a golden child like Isabela when he was young, he also said that because Bruno is the youngest, his family was more heartbroken when he left
Julieta (and Augustin) are actually what put Encanto well above Coco in my mind. They actually listen and support their child, like even when Julieta doesn't beleive Casita is breaking she does beleive Mirabel is struggling and tries to help. Heck she goesn't even try to heal Mirabel till they've talked and Mirabel is ready to eat. And when the Castia IS breaking they stand up to Abuella to defend their kid. Could they have done more over the years? Maybe but there's also culteral/generational roles at play in the family which is kind of the real villian of the movie . Coco on the otherhand always felt like his parents just joined in the bullying/crushing of Miguel's dreams because they had to follow the grandmother's lead.
I see that, but Coco is still a valid representation of generational trauma. What makes them both unique is that in Coco, Miguel was on a journey to find out "why is my family like this?" because the person who started this cycle of trauma was dead, the only person who really knew what happened was dying, and no one questioned why music was perceived as bad until someone was born with a particular passion for it. In Encanto, they're dealing with generational trauma that is less obvious, amd the person who began it is still alive and propagating it. In addition, the Madrigal family is well respected, whereas Miguel's family was somewhat ostracized by the town for being odd, giving Miguel more reason to actively seek to end the cycle, while Mirabel had to find out there even was one first
@@Xkittyloverr1997 OH I totally get that of course. I just never fell in love with Coco the way others did because it was 'too real'/close to home. I feel both movies have absolutely valid messages though
@@mousepariah3884 Gotcha! Sorry for misunderstanding. I totally understand why you would prefer Encanto now. Honestly, Encanto for me is much closer to my family dynamic in the sense where I didn't know or see the effects of generations trauma until now, but no one wants to acknowledge it
@@Xkittyloverr1997 Indeed, both portrayed generational trauma very well. The advantage Encanto had however is likely the generational trauma it portrayed was likely more prevalent and has hit more people close to home. Oh and the charm of the movie as well.
I wouldn’t consider bullying in Coco but rather just a huge misunderstanding where they believed Coco’s father Hector which they didn’t know was Hector at first abandoned his family and thought music was a curse.
Julieta is such a good mom. She's so affectionate with mirabel, she isn't condescending or sarcastic, she just loves her daughter so much, just the way she is. It kinda makes me tear up.
0:53 I literally busted out laughing at Julietta. The way she says "Ay, Augustine." totally reminds me of my mom when she gets annoyed or irritated with my dad: "Ay, Rene." Can we all agree that Julietta reminds us of our own mom? 😊
1:47 she looks nervous in this photo. It's like if she doesn't really want to be there (yes, she's smiling but look at her brows) 6:53 and here she looks calm and happy cuz her daughter is here and there's no need to be perfect
I translated what she said to Mirabel when she was trying to cheer her up and as far as I can tell, she said something along the lines of “My love, you’re a beautiful thing!” So sweet 😊
Encanto is too good for us not to get a sequel, I can't imagine how relieved and happy Julieta was when Mirabel finally 'saw' herself, she probably cried tears of joy so much and I could just picture Mirabel patting her mama's back with an 'I don't know what to do in this situation' while Julieta is hugging her daughter and showering her with kisses
I absolutely adore Julieta as a character, I wish they had given her a bit of a larger role and maybe explored how she felt about Bruno leaving more, I especially liked the scene where she stood up to Abuela (her own mother, keep in mind) and confronted her about the way she treated Mirabel. I would love to have a mother like Julieta. Also the "Ay, Agustin. Eat" scene is one of my favorites
She’s a good mother and wife. She loves and understands her daughter. She doesn’t hate Bruno she quickly forgives her brother even thought he did nothing wrong.
She seems to be very physically affectionate, always touching people in reassurance, not just her husband and daughters, but also Camilo during Antonio’s night.
Agustin: I was thinking of my daughter! Julieta: Mama, you’ve always been too hard on Mirabel. Alma: *Looks at the cracks* Look around! We must protect our family, our Encanto! We cannot lose our home!
Anyone else notice how Mirabel resembles her mom more than her sisters? Both her sisters have straight hair, their father has straight hair, she has curly hair, her mom has curly hair. Her mother is determined to keep her daughter and not lose her like she lost her brother because everyone saw him as an outcast, Mirabel is determined to keep her family together, happy and living in harmony because she wants them all to feel indifferent, powers or no powers, in a way they both are trying to keep their family together. Julieta tries hard to understand everyone in the family, especially the children, Luisa and Isabela talked (sang) to their sister in an effort to make her understand and she tried her best to understand them and even tried to help. Pepa and Julieta forgave their brother for leaving once they finally learnt the truth, Mirabel forgave Isabela once she found the truth out about her sister
I love how as soon as Bruno was revealed to Pepa and Julieta,Julieta never left his side until the end of the whole thing. Another thing I loved was that at 1:04 Agustín is happy until he looks at Julieta and sees her looking upset,so he does the same expression.Almost like mocking her 🤣
4:33 the desperation of a mother trying to save her child. She keeps trying to get to her even when the house keeps trying to get her out, she never stops trying.
3:46 Julieta heard about the prophecie concerning her daughter and she doesn't tell Abuelita (she was next to her, if Dolores didn't scream about it, Abuelita wouldn't have know) but she looks concerned about her daughter ❤❤❤
Anyone realise she's one of the best Disney moms not just because she's a great mom that can heal people with food but also because she's one of the few that are alive
Forget that. She joins her husband in telling off her own mother to prevent her daughter from suffering any further mistreatment. That's powerful, despite its briefness.
Interesting how the movie could take out the powers & we still know these characters. The middle sister who has to keep the balance, the gossipy cousin, the mother who’s always in the kitchen cooking & can change your entire day with a love filled meal
What I love about this movie is that we actually get 2 parents present and that are so lovable. I kept seeing people say Bruno could've been Mirabel's father, but that doesn't seem right. It's always one parent is not present (mostly dead) or is a mean parent. Seeing Julietta and Augustine be so caring and understanding of Mirabel just makes it human and family like
I think what makes encanto so joyful to watch are the little details of realasticity they put into the Characters Julieta is constantly wiping her hands off on her dress is something I don't constantly when cooking Like at 00:48
The little detail of Julieta having an emergency stash of something she made in those little bottles as a just in case is very sweet and super smart. Julieta can take a day off if need be as long as she has a big enough stockpile of pre-made goods.
I love to think that abuela was ill the day that they got their gifts and when Julieta made her an arepa, she immediately got better and thats how she discovered her gift♥️♥️
When Mirabel is talking about how she’s not like Luisa or Isabela, Julieta just looked so sad. I bet you anything she wished she could give Mirabel her own gift if it meant Mirabel could feel like she belongs. She was also probably wondering why the miracle was being so unfair to her daughter
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Notice she's the triplet with the most grey hair. Her gift is the one that takes the most effort. She gets up every morning and literally feeds a village. Respect.
Oh yeah
she’s also the oldest of pepa and bruno
@@r3sgyu I thought pepa was older because of the first song in the movie
@@hellofriend5737 if I'm not mistaken, Julieta is the oldest, Pepa is the middle one and Bruno is the youngest
I think she was the golden child in her childhood. Judging by Pepa's and Bruno's power, it seems like her's was the best out of the three.
I just love how the healer married an accident-prone. It just makes sense.
0:54 Probably for the best too. Augustin means well, but yeesh.
@@foolslayer9416 yeah if she wasn’t around he would be dead pretty early
I saw a comment saying he probably had to visit her frequently due to his constant accidents, and that's how they started getting to know each other and eventually started dating.
@@jessicaHcat time to make fanfics and comics about this 😭🌸
@@jessicaHcat THAT'S ADORABLE 😭❤️
Has anyone else noticed that Julieta is the only one who carries her own glass while Luisa carries everyone else's in the breakfast scene - it shows that she understands that just because Luisa can carry all of them doesn't mean she has to
Just thought it was a nice detail lol :)
aw that was a cute touch. there’s so many details in the movie i didnt even notice
I think that Julieta probably observes what all her daughters are going through and wants to help heal their inside feelings as easily as she can their bodies. I think that the issue with Luisa and Isabela is that both have their guards up so high that they never let the façade slip even for Julieta.
Aw, such a good mother.
Oh, that was for the family. I though Luisa really liked orange juice (gotta get that Victim c)
She’s a great mother, putting her daughters first, same with Agustin
Honestly, Julieta* (and Agustin*) literally RUNNING into a crumbling house to save their daughter AND telling her to forget the candle only to be pushed out because Casita was trying to save everyone made me BAWL because that just showed how good of parents they are and how much they loved their daughter. Wish more people talked about that scene.
Same! It makes me cry everytime I see the scene
Julieta*
Agustín*
Casita MVP though
Voice acting was on point too
@@matehiqu9905 No lies were told.
Julieta seems to be the only one who is truly and honestly mindful of her daughter’s emotions and how she is painfully neglected by Abuela. She’s the most empathetic of the entire family and she loves her kids so much, whether they are gifted or not.
What about her husband?
He yelled at his mother in law about protecting his daughter
@@moneylover318 This! He got really upset and felt like he had to stand up to his mother in law for his childs protection
@@moneylover318 And how he tried to make Mirabel feel better by saying she's not the only one in the family to feel left out sometimes cause they weren't born with gifts.
To be fair, I think Pepa and Felix are always worried about Pepa's emotions because they have consequences that directly impact other people visibly. And it's possible that living with her emotions on full display has diminished their skill at identifying emotions well, since you just look at the weather to identify Pepa's emotional state. Seeing that their kids don't have this curse, they get accidentally ignored by Pepa and Felix.
I feel this comes from her past experience. If you compare Bruno to Mirabel, Julieta may have been mean to and ignored Bruno and his problems in the past and now regrets it when he left.
I love Augustin so much, he's just a dork, especially that scene where he looks proud and then looks and sees Julieta worried and fixes his expression. I love them both I wish we saw more interactions with the two.
Noticed that too! They're so cute.
That bit makes me laugh every time. I love them
His expression after that was literally soo cuteee
He sure is. Also, around 6:22 he put the butterfly brick upside down😂 what a adorkable little detail.
I really wish that we had seen more of them in this movie I feel like we were thoroughly robbed without a Song between the two of them they were very great parents and supported their kids and all of their endeavors and I really wish we would’ve been able to see a lot more of that
We all love a supporting mother. She’s the best mom. Risking her life, comforting Mirabel..
I imagine in her childhood when someone got hurt, she would just shove it down their throat saying eat.
LMFAO
For some reason I suddenly just thought of Pewdiepie and his minecraft dog. "Eat eat eat EAT!!"
Eat you’ll feel better-Remus Lupin
@@Forest_Green. *remus proceeds to shove chocolate down Harry’s throat*
ahahha just without looking shoves food into their mouth like "this is totally normal"
I swear Julieta is drop dead gorgeous
I agree
Yep for a 50 woman like her is so wonderfull(much than Pepa for me)
@@leggidicomputer991 yesssssss, she is so fine
She has a beautiful heart in addition to her looks. Julieta is so sweet.
Yep
The “Ay, Agustin” gets me every time cause’ that exact tone is the one my mom uses with my dad when he does something dumb.
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@@sherryl5232 0:53
😂 lol same in my family
OMG YEEEES 🤣
same thing as my mom too 😂
I love that Julieta, being the healer, is very clearly the most loving and affectionate character. The power behind her healing gift, is all the love she has for EVERYONE around her. She literally "makes her food with love", as the saying goes. And that pure love is one of the greatest remedies. It's all tied together perfectly.
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Yeah she took the saying WAY too literally.
the mother always loves the youngest child the most
@@pughetti Not true. I had a baby and the background my mother put on her phone wasn’t me holding my daughter but my oldest childless sister holding her. I’m the youngest of three and my brother is the middle. He lives further away and just talking about him makes her cry because of how much she misses him. My mom once explained that loving your kids is like a pie divided evenly. You love each and every child with the same love, no slice bigger or smaller and all part of the same pie (love).
I think the relationship is just different depending on when you were born and whether or not your the only son/daughter. The oldest is always the learning child and the one with the most expectations. Youngest are considered the baby and doted on because they’re last. Middles get either more or less of both expectations and doting but more attention if they’re the only boy/girl. This dynamic is pretty much universal unless there’s the toxic golden child and scape goat child dynamic thrown in.
I think she acts like that so she can heal everyone physically and mentally
Altho I also really appreciate how Julieta seems to be the only one really addressing the actual trauma Mirabel went through when she didn’t get a Gift and Abuela’s treatment of her. I need more of all of these characters!!!!
I just wanna mention how actually bad of an idea it is/was to have the gift giving ceremonies in front of the whole town.
Cause for poor Mirabelle, that was basically public humiliation.
@@sweethysteria8737 while you are right, it seemed as though everyone would get a gift up until Mirabel, and they do a lot for the town for free so it’s kind of like showing what’s up next
@@sweethysteria8737 Well, that's probably the reason why Antonio was so scared about the ceremony, if he didn't get a gift, the whole town would see it.
@@Akanina_Gacha That also is why he needed Mirabel. If he didn’t get his gift he wanted to have the only one who would understand that pain there to comfort him.
At least the only one confronting Abuela being so hard on Mira
Julieta is so cute and sweet at the same time. Hope all can have a mother like her.
She like my mom
Agree. She's the sweetest in the movie.❤ might say that she got her personality from abuelo
@@ennahkarlasabado9198 seriously, I wanna marry a woman like her 😍😍
I'm blessed for having a mom like julieta 🥰🥰🥰 and she definitely makes me happy with an a arepa con queso and chocolate caliente 🤤😍
@@hassertoo1424 can we cook for me some bunuelos too? That golden ball with cheese gnam 😍😁
4:38 rather off topic, but can we talk about in what seemed like The Casita’s final moments, it prioritized saving the family.
It’s legit “last” moment was protecting Mirabelle
Me and my brother watched the movie together and we agreed the house was the best character
Even when the Madrigals' anger and arguing was literally tearing the structure to pieces, the Casita protected them in every way it could. I'm still not entirely sure why it helped Mirabel get up to the candle rather than evacuate her with the rest of the family, though. Was it hoping Mirabel could save the candle?
And then it waved goodbye to Mirabel as the candle burned out.
Maybe Mirabelle's gift was Casita itself? that can explain why she dosen't have any room and all
@@generalcodsworth4417 my first watch, I assumed that Casita was either listening to or sensing the characters intentions/desires - mirabel was DETERMINED to get the candle, so Casita helped as much as possible, while the others were mostly trying to evacuate (grabbing Antonio etc) or calling out to mirabel to leave the candle behind + get out to safety.
The only other people who went after the candle were Isabela + Camilo; both used their powers to try and get to the candle, but when their powers failed them, they were (likely) scared + gave up on trying to reach it, so Casita prevented them from falling as best it could while falling apart + prioritizing mirabel's attempts, because Mirabel was the only one who wasn't relying on her powers AND was the only one brave enough to keep going while Casita crumbled, as she wasn't dependent on her powers (due to not having any)
I've watched it twice since, and that's still the best explanation I have tbh 😅 - we do see that Casita can 'sense' intentions or needs - like with the stairs turning into a slide, Luisa's treadmill, or the hat-hanging trick earlier, so it makes sense that Casita has some awareness, especially as very few people talk directly to Casita like Mirabel does.
You guys don’t understand how much I adore the “Ay Agustín” that’s such a Latino expression
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no shit sherlock, and it’s a hispanic thing not a latino thing
@@papercut1724 ya fine… who’s hungry?
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i love the fact that Augustin always gets hurt in any way and then Julieta heals him the same way that Felix is always calming Pepa they literally complete each other.
I like the word compliment rather than complete but yes!!! This is adorable with these two couples and I wanted something like this for Bruno. I still think he has time. If he wants it.
I realized that all the triplets are so expressive. They are extremely sensitive to feelings. Also she has such kind puppy eyes .Her eyes give off the same vibes as Dolores cute and big .
I know this is about Julieta, but now that you mention “puppy eyes”, I just remember Isabela, she also has “puppy eyes”, so she clearly(and obviously😅) got her mother’s eyes. The scene where you can see Isabela’s puppy eyes is right after her solo, when Mirabel it’s telling abuela Alma and when she points at Isabela, there she goes and it’s so cute😊 Ok, I’m done, sorry for all this non sense😅
I have the feeling Dolores get along better with Julieta and Isabela with Pepa 🙊
Those puppy eye genes ✨✨ 🧬
4:02 this scene stood out to me so much even though it’s so brief. Augustine may be a bit of a dork but he still had the courage to stand of to his mother in-law even for the sake of his kid, even if he was a little afraid of her. I appreciated his character a lot more afterward.
Agustin: I was thinking of my daughter!
Julieta: Mama, you’ve always been too hard on Mirabel.
I was like “yaaass king go ooooff”
1:04 I'm sorry, but can we just talk about Augustin in this scene? Dude's so cool
awesome father
It looks like he’s like
*That’s my daughter :D*
*sees wife is upset*
*oop we’re supposed to be worried*
@@caelenjestercreates ha lol ya
i believe it's more of a "that came out well didn't it", kind of patting himself on the back just for repeating whatever julieta says. I'm not saying that in a negative tone, it's something that i've seen happen a lot of times in my family too, when only one of the two parents knows what to say but wants to support.
He's such a cutie 🥺 Meanwhile everyone is loving Camilo and Bruno I'm over here obsessing over Agustin.
I wish we got to see more interactions between Julietta/Agustin and their other daughters. We get lots of screen time of them interacting with Mirabel, but we get almost nothing of them with Isabela or Luisa.
Also this may be a stretch, but I think Julieta is the least stressed out of the Madrigals (excluding Felix and Agustin). Her gift doesn't really put a ton of pressure on her, and it isn't something that forces her to keep a tight check on her emotions either, it just lets her help people. I'm sure there's some sort of pressure that I'm missing, but she just seems like a pretty easy-going person for the most part. I honestly think she loves her gift so much and just loves being able to help people.
And another thing, I love how differently she and Pepa handle the Bruno situation. I think that Pepa didn't really believe Bruno had purposely ruined her wedding, but after he left she convinced herself he had ruined it on purpose so that instead of being sad that he left she could feel angry. I think she was afraid that the sadness would consume her, and that this was also greatly influenced by her power and the pressure it placed on her to always be happy. On the other hand, we see that Julieta seems to have come to terms with Bruno's disappearance and instead of talking about him with anger/fear like everyone else in the family she just seems sad and you can tell she just misses her brother.
Edit: I know that no body is going to want to read this entire comment because it's already way too long but WOAH. HOW DID I GET OVER 800 LIKES IN ONE DAY?? THANK YOU I'VE NEVER HAD THIS MANY LIKES!!
I think that there is probably stress in always cooking to heal everyone but maybe she really loves the task. If I had to always have food available, I'd get over the novelty FAST.
Realistically though,Julieta's family has the more consistently useful gifts. The town and the family call on Luisa's strength constantly. Isabela makes things beautiful as well as provides a product that the town can sell (not sure if her power extends to crops but maybe?) and Julieta has a line of people to heal every day. So maybe Abuela's attitude can't pressure Julieta too much because she holds that bit of power and confidence.Her gift is tied to her love for people so she just has to...be herself in a way that her sister can't.
Mirabel has her mother's looks and her father's susceptibility to accidents
Maybe is not as hard as Peppa having to control her emotions, or Bruno struggling with his visions, but I can see stress in her gift as well. Imagine waking up everyday to be mostly stuck at the kitchen because your gift depends on it. Also, she has the pressure that she can’t just take a vacation because people get hurt everyday, unlike Pepa or Bruno that they could just lock themselves up in their rooms to take a break and townsfolk would be ok with it, because they know Pepa needs to stay calm, and they were scared of Bruno. But if Julieta wanted a break… Uff, her job next day would have been too much, or she wouldn’t have been able to enjoy the free time, because someone was probably going to be every now and then calling out for her. She probably barely has time to even sit down and rest during the day.
@@fanty9910 True. See, I knew there was some sort of pressure on her that I was missing. I do feel like people would understand if she needed to take a break every once in a while tho.
@@stephanievanderboom7145 I guess they would understand (the people, I mean), but accidents wouldn't understand that the healer is taking a break, haha.
What strucked me the most is when Mirabel told her about the cracks, and she responded with "What I think is that today was very hard on you." She didn't invalidated her daughter with "you're hallucinating" or "you're wrong", she knows her daughter is so pure hearted that she won't ruin the night just because.
Mm, I actually found that a tad patronizing. But I think her heart was in the right place.
Even if she didn't believe her, she just let her down gently and did her best to comfort her
@@Passions5555 bull
The thing is, how she reacts is prove how much Abuela has a influence. At first Julieta is more quiet and does what she’s told, and didn’t try the more active way. They relied more on Abuela and what she says till the end of the movie
I agree with you there
2:50 made my heart drop.Julieta best mother making her daughter happy
And 4:44 she is caring about her daughter she asked her are you hurt with the tone of her voice she is a great mother
Mirabel and her sisters are lucky
The way she says "Te amo cosa LINDA" (I love you you beautiful thing) is so realistic and it makes me smile so much!!! I feel so represented by this movie even tho I'm brazillian 🥰🥰🥰
S Tier Mama. 💜
@@donamirtz true😍the way she talk her daughter te amo cosa linda and my heart (dadum)why julieta so chte😶
If I ever have children I aim to be like Julieta for them
Parents/soon to be parents/people like you made my faith in humanity restored
YES! Do it!
Then you’ll be an S tier Mama just like her!
Same
Me too, gurl😘
Encanto really needs more movies or a series. I'd love to see how Julieta, Pepa and Bruno's childhood was. How did Abuela deal with 3 magical kids on her own? Especially Pepa, her powers are chaotic
Movie not really but a series definitely. This family is lovable and interesting. single movies ain't gonna cut it for the whole family
Fr, most Disney/Pixar movies are perfectly fine with only one movie, and any others I feel like would be a cash grab. But Encanto has a lot of room to expand on and lore to learn. I'd seriously take a prequel/sequel, or even just series if it's actually thought through
That would make a great short for sure! And how Abuela came up with the ceremony too. She could be sharing the story over dinner while the family makes a spot for Bruno and does everything to reassure the awkward lovable uncle that they want him there. It’d be cute too if Bruno felt bold enough to put on his Hernando persona to crack some jokes and Camilo awkwardly adjusting to the scary uncle being there, having once been the one to have made him out to be a boogeyman.
I would love a series with this family at the center. I wanna learn more abt each of them
I agree!! The only Disney series I’d love watching if given enough love
it’s interesting that augustin and felix, two non-gifted people who married into the family, are in the photo with antonio, but mirabel isn’t. felix makes sense because he’s antonio’s father, but why augustin if mirabel isn’t included as well?
I think the point is because of how shunned she feels.
i don't think that Mirabel was actually not in the photo, I see that moment as a more metaphorical thing that Mirabel feels so excluded she doesn't even see herself in family photos. After all, that moment leads directly into a sequence where she definitely isn't in real time when she dances around her family members who are frozen in time.
Its a crowded place and alot of excitement going on. Its possible that they just either forgot or thought she was in there already. Kinda like how the kid from Home Alone got left behind
Also, I think people forget Mirabel often told people she was fine (she told her parents a few scenes earlier she is perfectly okay) and the photo scene/song was the first moment she probably admitted to herself that she isn't fine with the way things are.
I feel like Julieta and Augustin didn't like that Mirabel wasn't included in the picture, but I'm not sure there would be much that they could do if that's how Alma wanted it. The movie showed how hard it was to stand up to her.
Unlike her mother and Pepa, Julieta isn't resentful towards Bruno. She misses him but can't say anything because of Abuela
They aren’t resentful, I say just bitter because he left, they thought he didn’t care about the family since he left
@@micahmorton9018 Yeah, its basically abuela's fault if she wouldn't had to be selfish then the family wouldn't really be toxic to bruno and mirabel
@@itzangel9379 Woah my comment isn’t to bash Abuela, she’s someone who went through trauma at a young age and forced to raise three kids and a village by herself, of course that isn’t to justify her actions, but Abuela isn’t selfish.
She’s just too stuck on her old mindset, she thought she was gonna lose her family and home again, and held on to tightly.
@@micahmorton9018 Well, i understand her pain but that doesn't justify her actions on what she did to mirabel and her family, luckily, im glad she realized what she was doing and apologized for mirabel sorry if my comment was too rude😅
@@micahmorton9018 the definition of resentful is feeling or expressing bitterness or indignation at having been treated unfairly. So, yes, resentful is the right word.
1:06 - I noticed that in every picture Abuela is staring into the camera holding her candle with perfect posture. Except for Isabela, in which she seems relaxed and affectionate. (This picture reminds me of graduation photos.)
Well, considering isabella is the eldest of the cousins, therefore the first granchild of their generation to recieve a gift, i think abuella was particularly affectionate during her ceremony
@@sowkskwowkks3793 Isabela and Dolores are both 22 and Luisa is 19
@@erikapavedtheway but Isabella is older then Dorles like Camilo is older then Mirabel but they're both 15
@@PrincessofEllabur I know, I was just mentioning their ages
Cuz she was abuela’s favorite
I want a mom like Julieta, just dropping doing everything to cheer up her baby. ❤❤❤
So cute! Me too!
My mom Lucia is just like her carrying me out Everytime
I know this is Julietas video, but can we just appreciate Luisa and Mirabel on the family photo (the one that is shown when Mirabel decides to ask Dolores for help) for a bit.
I love how it looks like Mirabel didn't even plan to be on that photo but Luisa dragged her back in there.
I love the details in this movie.
Yeah, guess she noticed mirabel wasn't with them or something
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@@aphvstg7245 Thank you!
Ew
Disney somehow just made adore parents in a movie.
Julieta is so sweet and kind, so does Agustin, specially being protective and dorky.
Pepa is dramatic and anxious sometimes, but it made me love her somehow, and Felix is supportive of his wive.
I love them, lol.
This is the first disney movie where main character's the parents arent dead(I think)
@@siorganism Moana's and Rapunzel's parents aren't dead
@@wruszka true but this is one of the few-
4:02 As Drax once said: "He's not a dude. You're a dude. This is a MAN." Augustin is a MAN.
The, “I healed your hand…with-LOVE FOR MY DAUGHTER 😫” was so accurate to how families interact lmfao
Julieta is beautiful and super kind with all her family. She was holding Camilo's hand (1:24) which comes to show how amazing and kind she is.
Right?? Here I thought I was the only one who noticed😭 It was sooo adorable
@@yumekoamelie8522 best aunt and nephew relationship!
Isabella and Dolores are holding hands too, while Luisa has a hand on her mom’s shoulder
Dawww
@@Sparkletta Since Isabela and Dolores are the same age, they must had spent 5 years as roommates, they must have a close bond, same for Mirabel and Camilo, even if I think they all aren't so close anymore
That was the only time she made eye contact with Camilo. If you notice there were some people in the family who never even spoke to each other.
1:49 ok but I have *REAL* issues with Mirabel being lowkey excluded for the family pic and nobody saying anything about it
Yeah I did too like seriously 😒
Fr like y’all really just took a whole photo, and your telling me not one of you noticed Mirabel wasn’t in the photo as well?
@@unloveablecotton6117 Another comment made an interesting note that the photo Mirabel has in her room suggest Luisa had to pull her in to that one since she probably did not want to be in it. Also, after rewatching, I think it is worth nothing that Mirabel told Julietta that everything is fine and Julietta is trusting Mirabel with that. For the most part, I guess people assumed Mirabel was fine with the photo since she never complained about it and the song was the first time she admitted she wasn't okay.
I think her parents were upset by it, but as the movie showed, it was hard to stand up to Alma. It makes me really sad though. How many times did they (and the rest of the family) have to please Alma and remain silent on most of her treatment?
Quite sure it’s metaphorical.
I think she WAS in the picture… but it was too hard for her especially since Antonio got his gift and then Abuela saying,
“You’re just as special as your gift”
making Mirabel feel worthless. She just stood there. Maybe it was metaphorical to show how her trying to “push down her invisible pain” as shes waiting on a miracle. Because, they saw the photo afterwards quite surely. However we dont know
Notice that after Casita falls apart the change in Julieta's voice because she knows that if her daughter gets hurt she can't heal her anymore because her gift is gone now. Imagine that fear she must be feeling.
Julieta is such a wonderful character and mom. But I do feel bad for her when she has to remind her own mother to be kind to her giftless daughter and wants her to see Maribel for who she is.
6:49 I love how Julieta fixes her hair 🥰❤
ik im Late
but..
its iconic
6:21 is such a cute moment. i love how clearly in love with her augustin is
"She takes after you" is the the part in the song where I start crying and can't stop
I also like how he bumps her with his hip. That was pretty cute
Considering how both her husband and her daughter are accident-prone, it really is a blessing that she can heal simply with food.
Yep
It's a commom hc that they got together because Augustin went for her so many times XD
I know it's irrelevant since they're triplets, but Julieta is most likely the eldest of the Madrigal triplets. Julieta is always the compassionate level-headed one of the three, it says a lot about where Luisa and Mirabel get their responsible nature.
I think it’s confirmed she is the eldest
its confirmed Julieta is the eldest, Pepa is the middle child and Bruno is the youngest
@@lilliesinthegard32 I dont know why bruno being the youngest doesnt make sense to me
Possibly since usually the youngest are the most spoiled, unlike him
@@siorganism I can't find the tweet but I remember the director saying Bruno was a golden child like Isabela when he was young, he also said that because Bruno is the youngest, his family was more heartbroken when he left
@unknown once its confirmed that julieta is the oldest, pepa is the second and bruno's the youngest by the producers iirc
1:06 Augustin's face fuckin' kills me every time, I live for that man being such a dorky dad
Julieta (and Augustin) are actually what put Encanto well above Coco in my mind. They actually listen and support their child, like even when Julieta doesn't beleive Casita is breaking she does beleive Mirabel is struggling and tries to help. Heck she goesn't even try to heal Mirabel till they've talked and Mirabel is ready to eat.
And when the Castia IS breaking they stand up to Abuella to defend their kid.
Could they have done more over the years? Maybe but there's also culteral/generational roles at play in the family which is kind of the real villian of the movie .
Coco on the otherhand always felt like his parents just joined in the bullying/crushing of Miguel's dreams because they had to follow the grandmother's lead.
I see that, but Coco is still a valid representation of generational trauma. What makes them both unique is that in Coco, Miguel was on a journey to find out "why is my family like this?" because the person who started this cycle of trauma was dead, the only person who really knew what happened was dying, and no one questioned why music was perceived as bad until someone was born with a particular passion for it. In Encanto, they're dealing with generational trauma that is less obvious, amd the person who began it is still alive and propagating it. In addition, the Madrigal family is well respected, whereas Miguel's family was somewhat ostracized by the town for being odd, giving Miguel more reason to actively seek to end the cycle, while Mirabel had to find out there even was one first
@@Xkittyloverr1997 OH I totally get that of course. I just never fell in love with Coco the way others did because it was 'too real'/close to home. I feel both movies have absolutely valid messages though
@@mousepariah3884 Gotcha! Sorry for misunderstanding. I totally understand why you would prefer Encanto now. Honestly, Encanto for me is much closer to my family dynamic in the sense where I didn't know or see the effects of generations trauma until now, but no one wants to acknowledge it
@@Xkittyloverr1997 Indeed, both portrayed generational trauma very well. The advantage Encanto had however is likely the generational trauma it portrayed was likely more prevalent and has hit more people close to home. Oh and the charm of the movie as well.
I wouldn’t consider bullying in Coco but rather just a huge misunderstanding where they believed Coco’s father Hector which they didn’t know was Hector at first abandoned his family and thought music was a curse.
Julieta and Augustin's love language is 100% touch. Especially Julieta, in almost every scene you see her interacting with someone by touch
6:29 I love how expressive Julieta‘s face looks during this scene because it gives such a genuine “I’m am so proud of you” vibe.
Julieta is such a good mom. She's so affectionate with mirabel, she isn't condescending or sarcastic, she just loves her daughter so much, just the way she is. It kinda makes me tear up.
0:53
I literally busted out laughing at Julietta. The way she says "Ay, Augustine." totally reminds me of my mom when she gets annoyed or irritated with my dad: "Ay, Rene."
Can we all agree that Julietta reminds us of our own mom? 😊
Definitely! 🤣🥰
And the way she pats his cheek after feeding him
Yes!
Yep 👍🏼
3:06 I legit think this is my favorite scene in the whole movie. It's just so adorable, seeing Julieta fawn over her baby and try to cheer her up.
I love Julieta and Agustin's love, he usually get hurts and she heals him.
They remember me my parents 🤭
I'm sorry the way she seemed so done when Agustin walked into the kitchen 😭 0:54
I pressed the timestamp while the video is paused. And well,uhm-
@@minervahazel184 Pfft-
That look 😂😂😂
1:47 she looks nervous in this photo. It's like if she doesn't really want to be there (yes, she's smiling but look at her brows)
6:53 and here she looks calm and happy cuz her daughter is here and there's no need to be perfect
I translated what she said to Mirabel when she was trying to cheer her up and as far as I can tell, she said something along the lines of
“My love, you’re a beautiful thing!”
So sweet 😊
I’m panamanian and she actually said “I love you, beautiful thing” 🦤
I like how she actually acts like a mom because in most Disney movies they're evil or are on a business trip.
or ded
@@danre6165 facts
On a business trip? 🙁
I love how Mirabel’s parents always seem ready to reassure her and how they BOTH wanted to protect her
Encanto is too good for us not to get a sequel, I can't imagine how relieved and happy Julieta was when Mirabel finally 'saw' herself, she probably cried tears of joy so much and I could just picture Mirabel patting her mama's back with an 'I don't know what to do in this situation' while Julieta is hugging her daughter and showering her with kisses
I love when Julieta says "te amo, cosa linda" (I love you, cute thing), like that is such a latina mom thing.
I absolutely adore Julieta as a character, I wish they had given her a bit of a larger role and maybe explored how she felt about Bruno leaving more, I especially liked the scene where she stood up to Abuela (her own mother, keep in mind) and confronted her about the way she treated Mirabel. I would love to have a mother like Julieta. Also the "Ay, Agustin. Eat" scene is one of my favorites
0:08 julieta looks like little mirabel how cute!!
4:42 The way she says "Are you hurt?" makes me cry everytime
Mirabel, are you hurt? Mirabel…
I love when Julieta kissed Mirabel and how Mirabel said “mom!”
My favorite part of the song
XD
That's why i really love this film, small bits of moments like that really adds to it
It’s like she’s saying, “Mom, thanks, but now is not the time for affection, I’m in the middle of a musical number…”
XD
3:07 i love this woman so much JSHSHSHDHHDDUUS julieta supermacy
Julieta is the most underrated character in this movie. The most understanding and supportive person, healer is the perfect gift for her
Julietta is the sweetest.
Most of disney main character : Lost one or two parents, basically have no family
Luca and Encanto : Family is the problem.
2:05 Even though she is supposed to be frozen in the next part, she always starts off looking directly at Maribel
oh damn. Good eye O_O
maribel has a CLASSIC disney dad
She’s a good mother and wife. She loves and understands her daughter. She doesn’t hate Bruno she quickly forgives her brother even thought he did nothing wrong.
These are the best parents to come out of Disney. They’re so supportive and validating
She seems to be very physically affectionate, always touching people in reassurance, not just her husband and daughters, but also Camilo during Antonio’s night.
the love between Julietta and Agustin is so perfectly portrayed
Apparently they were originally going to to kill off or injure Julieta, I would've cried if this actually happened.
Ok. HOW and WHY?
@@gameraider100 I think that when the house broke apart was when Julieta was supposed to die or get hurt.
I would never forgive disney if they did that
@@isabelalba4227 that would be devastating coz she’s the one who’s could to heal everyone so losing her would impact the family the most
Cant she just feed herself with her food
4:02 : the best fatherly and motherly moment any kid can have.
Agustin: I was thinking of my daughter!
Julieta: Mama, you’ve always been too hard on Mirabel.
Alma: *Looks at the cracks* Look around! We must protect our family, our Encanto! We cannot lose our home!
We all agree that Julieta is a mom, which everyone wanna have🥺!
1:04 I like how Augustin changed expressions after he saw his wife worried and upset.
I always thought Julieta aged so beautifully like she’s so pretty
Anyone else notice how Mirabel resembles her mom more than her sisters? Both her sisters have straight hair, their father has straight hair, she has curly hair, her mom has curly hair. Her mother is determined to keep her daughter and not lose her like she lost her brother because everyone saw him as an outcast, Mirabel is determined to keep her family together, happy and living in harmony because she wants them all to feel indifferent, powers or no powers, in a way they both are trying to keep their family together. Julieta tries hard to understand everyone in the family, especially the children, Luisa and Isabela talked (sang) to their sister in an effort to make her understand and she tried her best to understand them and even tried to help. Pepa and Julieta forgave their brother for leaving once they finally learnt the truth, Mirabel forgave Isabela once she found the truth out about her sister
6:22 I love how Agustin puts the butterfly upside down 😭 hes so cute
I love Maribel's dad at 1:04 the way he tries to match his expression with Julieta
I love how as soon as Bruno was revealed to Pepa and Julieta,Julieta never left his side until the end of the whole thing. Another thing I loved was that at 1:04 Agustín is happy until he looks at Julieta and sees her looking upset,so he does the same expression.Almost like mocking her 🤣
Camilo : seven foot frame
also Bruno : *the shortest amongst the triplets*
4:33 the desperation of a mother trying to save her child. She keeps trying to get to her even when the house keeps trying to get her out, she never stops trying.
julieta is so pretty to the point where im gonna start crying 😔
I feel like Agustin fell in love with Julieta because considering how clumsy he is, he often visited her to get healed
3:46 Julieta heard about the prophecie concerning her daughter and she doesn't tell Abuelita (she was next to her, if Dolores didn't scream about it, Abuelita wouldn't have know) but she looks concerned about her daughter ❤❤❤
Anyone realise she's one of the best Disney moms not just because she's a great mom that can heal people with food but also because she's one of the few that are alive
Forget that. She joins her husband in telling off her own mother to prevent her daughter from suffering any further mistreatment. That's powerful, despite its briefness.
2:33 The face of a mother who desperately wants to help her daughter but can't 😥
Interesting how the movie could take out the powers & we still know these characters. The middle sister who has to keep the balance, the gossipy cousin, the mother who’s always in the kitchen cooking & can change your entire day with a love filled meal
Take some notes Gothel
This is what a good mom is
0:52 is so funny i love it
She looks so exasperated
“Third time in a day.”
@@yokaibuster6754 i mean he IS accident prone, it really could be the 3rd time that day
What I love about this movie is that we actually get 2 parents present and that are so lovable. I kept seeing people say Bruno could've been Mirabel's father, but that doesn't seem right. It's always one parent is not present (mostly dead) or is a mean parent. Seeing Julietta and Augustine be so caring and understanding of Mirabel just makes it human and family like
I think what makes encanto so joyful to watch are the little details of realasticity they put into the Characters
Julieta is constantly wiping her hands off on her dress is something I don't constantly when cooking
Like at 00:48
Not that I wear a dress while cooking 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂
This cracks me up every time 0:52 ‘’Aye Agustin’’
Mirabel's father is accident prone and Julieta has healing powers - THIS MOVIE LOL
I love her design. The droppy eyes are everything 💙
"Ay, Agustin!" (stuffs an arepa in his mouth)
It was very creative to include the baby clips
The little detail of Julieta having an emergency stash of something she made in those little bottles as a just in case is very sweet and super smart. Julieta can take a day off if need be as long as she has a big enough stockpile of pre-made goods.
the fact that she and agustín keep trying to run to mirabel when the house is trying to move them to safety 😭😭 shes so lovely
0:15 this feels like a jumpscare
when she turns and instantly says "Ay, Agustin", it made me laugh so much bc she sounds like my mom haha
i miss my clumsy dad ❤
I love to think that abuela was ill the day that they got their gifts and when Julieta made her an arepa, she immediately got better and thats how she discovered her gift♥️♥️
When Mirabel is talking about how she’s not like Luisa or Isabela, Julieta just looked so sad. I bet you anything she wished she could give Mirabel her own gift if it meant Mirabel could feel like she belongs. She was also probably wondering why the miracle was being so unfair to her daughter