This movie is literally everything to me. Not long after my mother passed away in 2018, I met my beautiful mexican wife. We watched this for the first time together, and I couldn't help but cry my eyes out, but what she did was truly breathtaking for me. She held me in her arms and said she wanted to honour my mum on her ofrenda. Me and Maria are still going as strong as ever in our relationship. She is my whole universe and I am blessed every single day I get to wake beside her. When I proposed to her I played the song at the end of the movie "proud corazón" and sang it to her in Spanish. She is my proud heart.
This movie always makes me remember my grandma "Mo". I had a special connection with my grandma Mo like Miguel had with Mama Coco. Even Abuelita reminds me of certain aspects of my grandma Mo, her salt & pepper hair style, house-dress & apron, the spicey attitude when scolding us, (though music was not prohibited in our family). The summer between my junior and senior year of high school, my grandma Mo was dying of cancer, so I moved in with her over her final summer to be her caregiver. (I turned from 16 to 17 years old during that summer.) I brought my guitar with me and played for her, and even during the final days when she was essentially comatose, a smile of appreciation would come to her face, letting me know that she found relief in the music and my presence at her side.
That is beautiful. I'm glad she had you there to remind her that she was remembered and loved. One of my best friend's Mother had Alzheimer's and I was with her the first time her Mother asked her who she was. It was devastating to see. This movie wrecks me everytime I see it.
I remember watching this movie for the first time with some relatives years ago, but I don't remember if I cried or not. I don't even remember if anybody else cried
@@tainamichelle2683 its tougher to let those feelings out or even feel it hit u in the core when ur with a big group tbh lol. I've watched movies with ppl that I couldnt really *FEEL* but when i would watch it alone or truly listen to the lines and meanings It hit me like a freight train 🤣🤣
I bought this one for my daughter to view. She is big on what the kids watch. She sobbed. The kids watched it and it was a success. It made me think of my avo. She was special.
Dangit, i just got a bit depressed thinking about how I barely remember my grandparents, and have no idea who my great grandparents were. My kids are already in their 20s, and i dont know if they'll have kids... no one will remember me in a pretty short period of time
*Out of the songs in this movie, my favorite is "Un Poco Loco", which translates to "a little crazy". Also, speaking as a Mexican-American, this movie is pretty factual to real-life preparations/mythos for El Dia De Los Muertos, or the Day Of The Dead. Especially with Dante's role. As a breed of dog called a Xoloitzquintli (zo-low-eats-queent-lee), he has a role of being a spirit guide through the afterlife.*
Coco reminded me so much of my Nana, my great grandmother. This movie makes me well up every time too. When I was very young about 4 and we'd be visiting my Nana would sit me down beside her in her big wooden rocking chair and she'd rock me to sleep while singing to me a Mexican lullaby. I miss my Nana & Tata a lot even to this day. They were both born in 1900, married for over 60 years and had seen so much. I still remember my Tata saying to me when I was a kid visiting back in the 70s, "Hey, my boy! What are you doing?" I can hear his voice so clearly. They both passed when I was in my late teens. I'm 61 now and I can still remember my Nana's stash of Lorna Doone cookies and the smell of my Tata's shaving soap. I remember them so clearly. I do hope to see them again some day.
This movie was so well done. So visually delightful and emotionally deep. And extremely aware and sensitive of cultural traditions. One of my favorite little bits was when Miguel was singing Poco Loco and his family was looking for him, they never noticed him because they were so turned off of music, they would never look onstage for a musical competition. He was almost invisible to them.
Coco is a movie I wish was made in "Real 3D" (the 3D glasses company) because some scenes in this movie just pop out because of all colors used. Just a beautiful movie.
My sister "forced" me to see this movie long time ago... She expects to see me cry and with this one she succeeded... I hid it so well that she didn't notice... It took a great effort for me to leave the cinema with my best face that "I'm macho, so I don't cry"... Beautiful film, love you, sis!
@@Abeau100 What's so toxic about not wanting to cry in front of others? Shaming people for crying is what's toxic. He just didn't want his sister to see him cry and there's nothing wrong with it. People these days 😒😒😒
I just imagined what would happen if Coco wouldn't get her memories, tell stories about Hector and find the picture She waited all her life for him to come back and he just wouldn't be there In land of the dead she remembers everything but her family would be like: ahh you know on the day of the dead last year...
Absolutely love this movie. Probably my fav newer Pixar movie. Amazing colors, great story, funny, and makes me cry EVERYTIME at the end. Reminds me of my grandma that took care of me since I was 11. ❤❤❤
Coco is a really good movie. I am of Mexican descent, but for some reason. My family never observed Dia De Los Muertos. I really wish we did while I was growing up because it would have been fun to learn about and celebrate my ancestors. Anyway, I'm glad you liked it. It really is a tear jerker though 😭
33:19 -- When I saw this in theaters, I kept it together, until *this* part. That ofrenda scene broke me. This is a beautiful film. It's in my top five of Pixar movies.
❤ Cristy greetings from the Netherlands (😂 sadly the spanish is not translated in our country) but is funny to see you switch from English to spanish and your laugh is 🤣)
Aww muchas gracias Cristy! It makes my heart so happy, especially as a fellow Latino to see you watch one of my favorite animated films. There are very few films that ever made me teary eyed and this is one of them. Coco reminds me of my own familia and heritage. I love how they incorporated so much Mexican culture and music into this story. You bring so much charm and humor to these reactions Cristy. I wanted to give you the biggest hugs when you started crying. One other film I definitely recommend watching is WALL-E (2008). I know you’ll love that one too! 🫶🏻
26:38 Now consider _this_ context. _This_ is the context for which this song was originally composed. _This_ is the audience for whom this song was originally intended. Not an audience of more than eight billion. An audience of one. And doesn't that make it _so_ much better?🥹
This movie and UP are the perfect test to see which one of your friends or family are sociopaths… They don’t need to cry but if they don’t feel a lil bit emotional with Mama Coco or Carl then they really are sociopaths
The ending of this movie always gets me. I’m pretty sure I might have some mild kind of ptsd from my grandma having dementia, and I also think about the fact that I might have to go through that with my mom too and this movie ALWAYS gets me thinking about that and I just can’t but it’s such a good movie 😭😭
In the movie-world, you stay in the Land of the Dead so long as someone remembers your either because they knew you when you were alive OR because someone who knew you shared their memories of you. That's why Hector and Coco could reunite in the Land of the Dead, because Coco shared her memories of Hector (and Imelda) with the entire Rivera family.
Whenever mama coco says to her daughter who are you it breaks my heart that must hurt. My dad's mother had alzheimers and the last time he saw her she didn't recognise him it must have broken his heart it would mine if that was one of my parents. The best days of my life were when my children were born I cannot imagine forgetting those moments and breaking their hearts bc my brain is diseased which is no ones fault there's no on eto blame for it so that aspect of this film really hits home also my mum mother had vascular dementia but only for a few months before she sadly passed away and yes I do cry at the end every single time
There's a big difference between knowing someone's name and knowing them, I guess that's the point. Even if you can trace your ancestry a thousand years back it will only be words on a page. In the future when we can all live indefinitely it will be interesting to see how traditions like this develop.
Good reaction. Great movie. Gracias por el respeto e interes por la cultura. Yo nací el dia de los muertos y mi madre vendía flores a los vecinos que pasaban por la casa camino al cementerio.
Impossible question, which Pixar song made you cry the most "Remember Me" or "The Lava Song"?? Both have and will test your tear dots very much. The Lava Song came from a Pixar short.
This movie makes me cry every time. - This movie is a parallel to my story. The day my ex-wife alienated me from my 4 and a half year-old daughter….I died inside. I haven’t seen her since; she’s now 22 years old. (Voice breaking): I’m sure she has forgotten me. “I just wanted her to know that I loved her”
This might be my favorite Pixar/Disney movie, and if not, it's for sure a top 3, as family films don't get much better than this. I grew up on the Disney movies of old, Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan, Snow White, Etc, but I never saw any of there second renaissance of the late 80's, early 90's. The Lion King, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, as by the time those films came along I was grown and working, and just missed seeing them as Disney was no longer a thing for me. But once I had my son, he grew up on the Disney/Pixar films, and this one was one of our family favorites, as Pixar was killing it for a time(Wall-E, UP, Toy Story, etc.), and this film shows them at the peak of what they do, when doing it well.
Yo si la ví en cines, un año complicado porque mis abuelitos acaban de fallecer, a mí abuelito igual le gustaba tocar la guitarra, mi mamá quedó destrozada con esta película
this movie has one of the darkest endings if you think about it, delecruise will be stuck under that bell forever, even though people will never want to forget him, it be imposssible as he's now infamous for the incident
Great reaction, Cristy! Check out "Encanto" when you get a chance. I encourage you to watch the sing-along version that shows JUST the lyrics of the songs but not the rest of the closed captions. I only say this because the lyrics to the songs are very important to the storytelling, but some chicks get into the beats and forget that there are lyrics. And some of it is sung pretty fast, so it's easy to miss something. You rock!
6:34 Scenes like this become _all_ the more impressive if you have _ever_ tried to learn how to play a guitar. It's an _especially_ challenging instrument.
IMAGINE IF A MOVIE HAD BEING SHOWS TO THE WORLD. WHAT THE MEXICANS. WE CELEBRATE EVERY SINGLE YEAR ALL OVER MEXICO. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 ❤ DISNEY. JUST TOOK A PICTURE OF MÉXICO 🇲🇽❤️ WITH THIS MOVIE. I HOPE ONE DAY UOU GUYS CAN COME TO MÉXICO AND CELEBRATE. THIS BEAUTIFUL. CELEBRATION DIA DE LOS MUERTOS 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️👍🏻
Beautiful reaction ❤ have you seen Encanto? I tried to look through your channel, but didn't see it (in also at work, so it's entirely possible I missed it!) - if not, I think you'd thoroughly enjoy it ❤️❤️ Edit - I just got to the end of this reaction and heard what you said about having already seen it. I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂 if you ever are opening to doing a re-watch on here, I'd love to see your take on it!
I really doubt that's going to happen in the near future. These kind of channels are about FIRST TIME reacting to a movie/Tv Show. The ONLY ways reactors react to material they have already watched in the past, are: 1) They watched it when they were kids or very young 2) It has been so many years since they watched if for the last time, that they barely remember it
I appreciate it if you can watch anything else involving Edward Burns (one of the soldiers in Saving Pvt. Ryan) My top 3 suggestions: CONFIDENCE SHE'S THE ONE SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
I'm of Mexican blood myself, so this film did hit hard even though my family never really celebrated Día De Los Muertos. Honestly though, I think I loved Encanto more, especially the songs, which I know by heart from seeing it so many times. Hope Cristy decides to give it a chance if she hasn't seen it yet. I think it'd be interesting to watch her react to it as she herself is Colombian.
I see you enjoyed this. The Book of Life you may like just as much. Just wait til you watch The Green Mile & Hachiko. You will really cry, but both movies are worth watching.
Annoys me when people credit this as a Disney movie. This is Pixar! Just because Disney has the money and bought Pixar does not make it a Disney movie imo.
I regret not watching this movie in Spanish. It'd be awesome if there was a version in real Mexican Spanish with proper lip-syncing and voice direction.
What do you mean with "It'd be awesome if there was a version in real Mexican Spanish"? The Latin Spanish (please, do not confuse with Castillan Spanish), version was made with Mexican voice actorrs/celebrities. Even the songs are in spanish
I get that you saw it in English, but in Spanish is 10 times better. Also, I thought you would get some of the old reference, at least Cantinflas appearing
I have just subscribed to your channel. I enjoy your reactions. I know you speak Spanish mostly because of the way you often say "Ay nooo" in your reactions. Is that by any chance a Colombian accent?
@@jayschwartz6131 I'm pretty sure you skipped the last part of this video reaction because: 1) She said herself that she's Colombian, and... 2) She explained why she is NOT going to react to Encanto in her channel
Don't know if you are into predator movies but know you would enjoy the newest one Prey it stars Amber Midthunder she is really good. Really enjoy your reactions and yes you did reaction to Hacksaw ridge thank you.
Cristy I love your reactions, and I have a question for you? Are you Mexican or did you lived in Mexico? You’re accent sounds a little different than Mexican 🤭
This movie is literally everything to me. Not long after my mother passed away in 2018, I met my beautiful mexican wife. We watched this for the first time together, and I couldn't help but cry my eyes out, but what she did was truly breathtaking for me. She held me in her arms and said she wanted to honour my mum on her ofrenda.
Me and Maria are still going as strong as ever in our relationship. She is my whole universe and I am blessed every single day I get to wake beside her.
When I proposed to her I played the song at the end of the movie "proud corazón" and sang it to her in Spanish. She is my proud heart.
Man, I cried just reading your comment 😭❤ I wish you both a lifetime of happiness together
If you don't UGLY cry when Miguel is singing "Remember me" to Mama Coco I don't trust you.
This movie always makes me remember my grandma "Mo". I had a special connection with my grandma Mo like Miguel had with Mama Coco. Even Abuelita reminds me of certain aspects of my grandma Mo, her salt & pepper hair style, house-dress & apron, the spicey attitude when scolding us, (though music was not prohibited in our family). The summer between my junior and senior year of high school, my grandma Mo was dying of cancer, so I moved in with her over her final summer to be her caregiver. (I turned from 16 to 17 years old during that summer.) I brought my guitar with me and played for her, and even during the final days when she was essentially comatose, a smile of appreciation would come to her face, letting me know that she found relief in the music and my presence at her side.
That is beautiful. I'm glad she had you there to remind her that she was remembered and loved.
One of my best friend's Mother had Alzheimer's and I was with her the first time her Mother asked her who she was. It was devastating to see. This movie wrecks me everytime I see it.
If you dont cry at the end of COCO you arent human.
I remember watching this movie for the first time with some relatives years ago, but I don't remember if I cried or not. I don't even remember if anybody else cried
Guess I'm not human
@@tainamichelle2683 its tougher to let those feelings out or even feel it hit u in the core when ur with a big group tbh lol. I've watched movies with ppl that I couldnt really *FEEL* but when i would watch it alone or truly listen to the lines and meanings It hit me like a freight train 🤣🤣
First two times I watched it was I’d high school in Spanish class the whole class was a mess each time
I haven't cried any of the times I've watched it
I bought this one for my daughter to view. She is big on what the kids watch. She sobbed. The kids watched it and it was a success. It made me think of my avo. She was special.
Dangit, i just got a bit depressed thinking about how I barely remember my grandparents, and have no idea who my great grandparents were. My kids are already in their 20s, and i dont know if they'll have kids... no one will remember me in a pretty short period of time
*Out of the songs in this movie, my favorite is "Un Poco Loco", which translates to "a little crazy". Also, speaking as a Mexican-American, this movie is pretty factual to real-life preparations/mythos for El Dia De Los Muertos, or the Day Of The Dead. Especially with Dante's role. As a breed of dog called a Xoloitzquintli (zo-low-eats-queent-lee), he has a role of being a spirit guide through the afterlife.*
Are you an AI?
I though I was one of the few blue eyed light skinned people that spoke Spanish fluently. I love your videos!!!!
This is hands down my favorite Disney/pixar movie.
I think Encanto is my favorite, but Coco is a close second.
Coco reminded me so much of my Nana, my great grandmother. This movie makes me well up every time too. When I was very young about 4 and we'd be visiting my Nana would sit me down beside her in her big wooden rocking chair and she'd rock me to sleep while singing to me a Mexican lullaby. I miss my Nana & Tata a lot even to this day. They were both born in 1900, married for over 60 years and had seen so much. I still remember my Tata saying to me when I was a kid visiting back in the 70s, "Hey, my boy! What are you doing?" I can hear his voice so clearly. They both passed when I was in my late teens. I'm 61 now and I can still remember my Nana's stash of Lorna Doone cookies and the smell of my Tata's shaving soap. I remember them so clearly. I do hope to see them again some day.
This movie was so well done. So visually delightful and emotionally deep. And extremely aware and sensitive of cultural traditions.
One of my favorite little bits was when Miguel was singing Poco Loco and his family was looking for him, they never noticed him because they were so turned off of music, they would never look onstage for a musical competition. He was almost invisible to them.
Coco is a movie I wish was made in "Real 3D" (the 3D glasses company) because some scenes in this movie just pop out because of all colors used. Just a beautiful movie.
You can buy the one released in Canada. It's plays in any country. Assuming you still have a TV that can do 3D.
@@MadcapMatt Or copy the file to a Meta Quest.
The Disney World 3D show Mickey’s Philharmagic has a Coco segment and it’s amazing!
26:44 That's actually Hector's voice actor real life daughter singing with him.
This is one of the best modern Pixar movies! Love it and tear up every time!
I even cry watching reactions. This was such a good movie. 🥹
You're one of the only reactors I've seen react to Coco and know about La Chancla! The joy that gave me...! ☺️
My sister "forced" me to see this movie long time ago... She expects to see me cry and with this one she succeeded... I hid it so well that she didn't notice... It took a great effort for me to leave the cinema with my best face that "I'm macho, so I don't cry"... Beautiful film, love you, sis!
Maybe let’s not perpetuate toxic masculinity :/
Then its toxic femininity if the sister wanted the brother to cry. Forcing men to be feminine.
@@Abeau100 What's so toxic about not wanting to cry in front of others? Shaming people for crying is what's toxic. He just didn't want his sister to see him cry and there's nothing wrong with it. People these days 😒😒😒
I just imagined what would happen if Coco wouldn't get her memories, tell stories about Hector and find the picture
She waited all her life for him to come back and he just wouldn't be there
In land of the dead she remembers everything but her family would be like: ahh you know on the day of the dead last year...
Absolutely love this movie. Probably my fav newer Pixar movie. Amazing colors, great story, funny, and makes me cry EVERYTIME at the end. Reminds me of my grandma that took care of me since I was 11. ❤❤❤
Coco is a really good movie. I am of Mexican descent, but for some reason. My family never observed Dia De Los Muertos. I really wish we did while I was growing up because it would have been fun to learn about and celebrate my ancestors. Anyway, I'm glad you liked it. It really is a tear jerker though 😭
My favourite Disney movies are Coco and Tangled, they are on the top of the tops for me
@Christy loved this film so well done so much heart and emotion :),glad you fell in love with it
33:19 -- When I saw this in theaters, I kept it together, until *this* part. That ofrenda scene broke me.
This is a beautiful film. It's in my top five of Pixar movies.
❤ Cristy greetings from the Netherlands (😂 sadly the spanish is not translated in our country) but is funny to see you switch from English to spanish and your laugh is 🤣)
This has become 1 of my favorite Disney movies
Aww muchas gracias Cristy! It makes my heart so happy, especially as a fellow Latino to see you watch one of my favorite animated films. There are very few films that ever made me teary eyed and this is one of them. Coco reminds me of my own familia and heritage. I love how they incorporated so much Mexican culture and music into this story. You bring so much charm and humor to these reactions Cristy. I wanted to give you the biggest hugs when you started crying. One other film I definitely recommend watching is WALL-E (2008). I know you’ll love that one too!
🫶🏻
3:30 Now consider _this_ context; the context in which this song was originally _presented_ to us; a context in which it looks very much at home.
26:38 Now consider _this_ context. _This_ is the context for which this song was originally composed. _This_ is the audience for whom this song was originally intended. Not an audience of more than eight billion. An audience of one.
And doesn't that make it _so_ much better?🥹
I LOVE this movie. My fav Disney/Pixar movie. It's so special to me.
This movie and UP are the perfect test to see which one of your friends or family are sociopaths…
They don’t need to cry but if they don’t feel a lil bit emotional with Mama Coco or Carl then they really are sociopaths
Yay I'm not a psychopath! I didn't feel a tiny bit on Up, I honestly think that movie is highly overrated. But Coco makes me cry every single time!
Saw this in theaters, in spanish, and oh man, did it HIT different...
As great as it is in English, even better in Spanish
One of Pixar’s best easily 🔥
We didn't! Anyone with an ounce of humanity was moved and yes, I cried.
The ending of this movie always gets me. I’m pretty sure I might have some mild kind of ptsd from my grandma having dementia, and I also think about the fact that I might have to go through that with my mom too and this movie ALWAYS gets me thinking about that and I just can’t but it’s such a good movie 😭😭
In the movie-world, you stay in the Land of the Dead so long as someone remembers your either because they knew you when you were alive OR because someone who knew you shared their memories of you. That's why Hector and Coco could reunite in the Land of the Dead, because Coco shared her memories of Hector (and Imelda) with the entire Rivera family.
Another animated movie to watch that's similar to this that even came out around the same time is called Book Of Life from DreamWorks.
Amazing movie, and it gets me every time. I'm a grown man and not afraid to shed a tear during this movie. Same with Up 😢
This movie makes me cry every single time.
Whenever mama coco says to her daughter who are you it breaks my heart that must hurt. My dad's mother had alzheimers and the last time he saw her she didn't recognise him it must have broken his heart it would mine if that was one of my parents. The best days of my life were when my children were born I cannot imagine forgetting those moments and breaking their hearts bc my brain is diseased which is no ones fault there's no on eto blame for it so that aspect of this film really hits home also my mum mother had vascular dementia but only for a few months before she sadly passed away and yes I do cry at the end every single time
There's a big difference between knowing someone's name and knowing them, I guess that's the point. Even if you can trace your ancestry a thousand years back it will only be words on a page. In the future when we can all live indefinitely it will be interesting to see how traditions like this develop.
Beautiful reaction! Cheers :) 😊
You should see the story on how the boy got the part. Very wholesome. I'm not crying...
you seem like a genuine person just subscribed!!!!!!
I'll bet that because Coco came out to such success that they were able to make Encanto. Remember the lives if the ones we lost not their deaths.
For sure I cried in the theater haha
Shoemaking is an honorable and worthwhile skill. Maybe he could have combined skills by making tap shoes. 🙂
That's just the thing, we did cry.😅
"Yes! Do it! Do it! Do it!" - What all the cool Cousins say! 😂
Always love
Your reactions, did you end up listening to it afterwards on Spotify lol
Probably my 2nd favorite Pixar movie after Wall-E.
I saw this in the theater a few months after I lost my dad. I was bawling my eyes out.
Good reaction. Great movie. Gracias por el respeto e interes por la cultura. Yo nací el dia de los muertos y mi madre vendía flores a los vecinos que pasaban por la casa camino al cementerio.
Impossible question, which Pixar song made you cry the most "Remember Me" or "The Lava Song"?? Both have and will test your tear dots very much. The Lava Song came from a Pixar short.
The short films was same or sometimes better than the actual movie. Into the clouds its beautiful and make you cry every time.
Did you know Disney wanted to buy día de los muertos 😂
Love this movie
On critics to listen too best advice i can give is dont listen to them.
Movies and shows are subjective. What they may hate you may love.
Great review. Had to sub 👍
This movie makes me cry every time. - This movie is a parallel to my story. The day my ex-wife alienated me from my 4 and a half year-old daughter….I died inside. I haven’t seen her since; she’s now 22 years old.
(Voice breaking): I’m sure she has forgotten me.
“I just wanted her to know that I loved her”
Wait damm whatttt???? Heyyy I hope you are okay. Like... please trust that happy moments will be there in the future.
Well, you got into the best Pixar movie.
This might be my favorite Pixar/Disney movie, and if not, it's for sure a top 3, as family films don't get much better than this. I grew up on the Disney movies of old, Sleeping Beauty, Peter Pan, Snow White, Etc, but I never saw any of there second renaissance of the late 80's, early 90's. The Lion King, Little Mermaid, Beauty and the Beast, as by the time those films came along I was grown and working, and just missed seeing them as Disney was no longer a thing for me. But once I had my son, he grew up on the Disney/Pixar films, and this one was one of our family favorites, as Pixar was killing it for a time(Wall-E, UP, Toy Story, etc.), and this film shows them at the peak of what they do, when doing it well.
Yo si la ví en cines, un año complicado porque mis abuelitos acaban de fallecer, a mí abuelito igual le gustaba tocar la guitarra, mi mamá quedó destrozada con esta película
Tan mexicana !!!❤
Love your Spanglish mija!
My favorite pixar movie ❤
this movie has one of the darkest endings if you think about it, delecruise will be stuck under that bell forever, even though people will never want to forget him, it be imposssible as he's now infamous for the incident
34:10 Don't worry, we didn't manage to do it at this time
Great reaction, Cristy! Check out "Encanto" when you get a chance. I encourage you to watch the sing-along version that shows JUST the lyrics of the songs but not the rest of the closed captions. I only say this because the lyrics to the songs are very important to the storytelling, but some chicks get into the beats and forget that there are lyrics. And some of it is sung pretty fast, so it's easy to miss something. You rock!
Yaaass finally ❤❤
React to blood in blood out another Mexican American classic from the 90s
Hi Christy Is this show on Netflix the I believe with all my heart that you are going to love and it's going to be on your top show is ONE DAY❤
If you're putting La Llarona on your playlist, I recommend the Angela Aguilar version. Haunting.
6:34 Scenes like this become _all_ the more impressive if you have _ever_ tried to learn how to play a guitar. It's an _especially_ challenging instrument.
I loved your bilingual reaction.
idk what nationality you are but your spanish is so perfect 🥰
Colombiana!
@ i love your Spanish 😍
I can't think of a *bad* Pixar movie, though I didn't care much for Cars. It's fine, it just didn't move me much.
I loved *Cars!* I know most don't consider it one of Pixar's best, but I strongly identified with the story.
IMAGINE IF A MOVIE HAD BEING SHOWS TO THE WORLD. WHAT THE MEXICANS. WE CELEBRATE EVERY SINGLE YEAR ALL OVER MEXICO. 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽 ❤ DISNEY. JUST TOOK A PICTURE OF MÉXICO 🇲🇽❤️ WITH THIS MOVIE. I HOPE ONE DAY UOU GUYS CAN COME TO MÉXICO AND CELEBRATE. THIS BEAUTIFUL. CELEBRATION DIA DE LOS MUERTOS 🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽🇲🇽❤️👍🏻
Beautiful reaction ❤ have you seen Encanto? I tried to look through your channel, but didn't see it (in also at work, so it's entirely possible I missed it!) - if not, I think you'd thoroughly enjoy it ❤️❤️
Edit - I just got to the end of this reaction and heard what you said about having already seen it. I'm glad you enjoyed it 🙂 if you ever are opening to doing a re-watch on here, I'd love to see your take on it!
I really doubt that's going to happen in the near future. These kind of channels are about FIRST TIME reacting to a movie/Tv Show. The ONLY ways reactors react to material they have already watched in the past, are:
1) They watched it when they were kids or very young
2) It has been so many years since they watched if for the last time, that they barely remember it
You must watch the book of life it's before coco and it's great really the movie is really worth it
If you have time you should see coco in spanish, the songs are beautiful ❤
Brother Bare is a great movie to react to! If you want to.
When Coco smokes she takes coco puffs.
I love the movie Moana, if you're looking for a good, animated film with wonderful songs and heartwarming characters.
I appreciate it if you can watch anything else involving Edward Burns (one of the soldiers in Saving Pvt. Ryan)
My top 3 suggestions:
CONFIDENCE
SHE'S THE ONE
SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK
You should also watch Encanto if you didn't.
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Tu español es muy bueno, de donde sos?
I'm of Mexican blood myself, so this film did hit hard even though my family never really celebrated Día De Los Muertos. Honestly though, I think I loved Encanto more, especially the songs, which I know by heart from seeing it so many times. Hope Cristy decides to give it a chance if she hasn't seen it yet. I think it'd be interesting to watch her react to it as she herself is Colombian.
Love you dear 😊
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You missed the ending credits, there was a surprise then
This movie ruins me every single time. Its so beautiful 😭
I see you enjoyed this. The Book of Life you may like just as much. Just wait til you watch The Green Mile & Hachiko. You will really cry, but both movies are worth watching.
Annoys me when people credit this as a Disney movie. This is Pixar! Just because Disney has the money and bought Pixar does not make it a Disney movie imo.
❤have you seen Luca yet? , Elemental is super cute too 🔥
I regret not watching this movie in Spanish. It'd be awesome if there was a version in real Mexican Spanish with proper lip-syncing and voice direction.
What do you mean with "It'd be awesome if there was a version in real Mexican Spanish"? The Latin Spanish (please, do not confuse with Castillan Spanish), version was made with Mexican voice actorrs/celebrities. Even the songs are in spanish
I get that you saw it in English, but in Spanish is 10 times better. Also, I thought you would get some of the old reference, at least Cantinflas appearing
I have just subscribed to your channel. I enjoy your reactions. I know you speak Spanish mostly because of the way you often say "Ay nooo" in your reactions. Is that by any chance a Colombian accent?
Yes! great catch -- I'm Colombian :)
@@CristyReacts me too Cristy. Yo también güepajé. 🇨🇴. Now as many have advised you in these comments, react to Encanto
@@jayschwartz6131 I'm pretty sure you skipped the last part of this video reaction because:
1) She said herself that she's Colombian, and...
2) She explained why she is NOT going to react to Encanto in her channel
@@carloscontreras4655 yes I posted my comment after having watched just the at the beginning of the video
Don't know if you are into predator movies but know you would enjoy the newest one Prey it stars Amber Midthunder she is really good. Really enjoy your reactions and yes you did reaction to Hacksaw ridge thank you.
Cristy I love your reactions, and I have a question for you? Are you Mexican or did you lived in Mexico? You’re accent sounds a little different than Mexican 🤭
Daya!! Hi girl 🥰 I’m actually Colombian
que chula esta la Cristy
gracias carlitos
@@CristyReacts 🫶🏽
Cristy :3