Watching Disney Pixar *COCO* For The First Time and Remember Me Left Me BROKEN - REACTION
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- Опубликовано: 28 июн 2024
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00:00 - Intro
1:14 - Coco Reaction
33:51 - Coco Recap
35:11 - Patron Shoutout!
Welcome back to channel everyone! I'm thrilled to share this "movie reaction" with all of you! Coco was an incredible movie! "Watching it for the first time" was an amazing experience. Disney movies always bring the emotion and never fails to make me feel! Coco's focus on family was such an refreshing topic that never fails to bring everyone closer!
"Watching Coco for the first time", the plot twists left me speechless. I usually pride myself in figuring out movie plot twists, but Coco managed to leave me stunned!
Usually at the end of every "movie reaction" I looovee to do a "movie review" or a "movie commentary" but I couldn't muster up the strength to. The movie Coco left me DRAINED and in tears to say the least. I hope you all enjoyed the reaction! Please like and consider subscribing for more movie reactions like this. Thank you everyone and please stay safe!
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Full Length Reaction on Patreon: www.patreon.com/posts/coco-2017-92621167
Patron Shoutout @ 35:11
Miguel in real life.
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Girl, I knew you were in for it when you said you had a family member with dementia. Its so hard to suffer through, both for the patient and the family. For me, this movie wrecked me because it came out a few months after I lost my dad, who was also a musician (and a guitarist) and I still miss him so much.
Likewise, I lost my father a year before this came out. A few months later, I reached a milestone birthday, and while I had a happy day, I did think of him, and wished he could have been there. Then that evening, I went to see Coco, knowing nothing much about it. Honestly, this movie felt like a birthday gift from him. It's one of my favourite films.
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Yeah when she said that I said "uh oh" 😄
@ 2:50 I was like girl, this movie is gonna have you bawling your eyes out. This movie gets me everytime. My dad had dimentia and this movie always hits hard. That ending got me too.😭
my heart goes out to you, it’s a different kind of pain witnessing our loved ones lose their memories ❤️😔
My pre watch thoughts are "oh, so your community voted for emotional damage." I'm here for the ride. I'll edit or reply to this comment with my post viewing thoughts.
❗️LMAO MY THOUGHTS EXACTLY
Yeah this movie hurts so bad if you've ever lost someone to dementia. It's hard to watch sometimes but the crying can be therapeutic. Next you're going to watch Up which I'll tell you now is equally as emotional but it doesn't have a dementia subplot so when you watch it, I hope you have that little peace of mind. Much love for you and your family ❤️
I saw this in the theater and I SERIOUSLY ugly cried, especially when Coco recognized the song and started talking about her Papa. My grandma had dementia too. It's such a cruel disease. 😢😢😢
I just wanted to say I’m familiar with the pain and the only comfort is knowing you’re loved ones LIVED. Let them know how loved and appreciated they are while they can still hear you. Sending love to you Michelle ❤️❤️
thank you thank you thank you! ❤️❤️❤️
*cries her eyes out*
"anyway, thank you to my sponsors :D"
16:30 "hurry up & fade so we can take it" lmaoooooo😂😂 you're so sweet & soft-spoken that every time I hear you curse or say outta pocket shit it just cracks me uppppp😂❤
I’ve watched so many people react to this movie and I have cried every time. I hope your mom gets to say goodbye ♥️ best wishes!
I do too. Thank you for the well wishes, you’re so kind for saying. 💙
As soon as you mentioned your grandma I started crying because I knew what was coming and how difficult you would find it to watch. Sending hugs. My heart broke for you watching that ending.
The ticking noise while you were working out Hector is the real great great grampa had me howling 😂😂😂😂
Absolutely loving your reactions and OMG please do Moana because it is an incredible film!
Ok, so bit of Mexican insight!
The orange flowers are "cempasúchil", and are related to the dead, probably because of their strong smell. We decorate our graveyards with them every Día de los Muertos (halloween for y'all, and lasting until Nov. 3rd).
Dogs are believed to be our spiritual guides, like cats were for the Egyptians. Guiding our deceased towards the Mictlán (mexica's dead world).
Dante is a Xoloesquintl (I think is right, never learned the way to write it) which is the first dog we domesticated, and is the breed of dog we relate to the pre colonization time (right now there are barely few left that aren't a mix breed)
Ehm... Oh yeah, the funky colors animals. They are Alebrijes, a mix of 2 or more animals, and it's supposed we all have one in the spiritual world, and they are related to the "nahuales", highly spiritual people (chamans, warlocks and such) that can reach to their Alebrije and morph into their animal.
... I don't know if there's more "deep Mexican lore" in the movie, the rest, like Frida doing an sculpture, is general knowledge
thanks so much for letting me know all of the details the movie featured in relation to the Day of Dead. i love reading comments like this one 🫶🏼
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. Also, I find it SO hilarious that the receptionist that helped the Rivera family with Miguel was voiced by Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias.
I put off watching this film because I wasn't sure if it would be my thing, but my God did it hit extremely hard. My grandad had dementia before he passed and my nan (now 95) has had both dementia and Alzheimers for over 3 years, so we moved her in with us and my mum and I were her carers until last month when our house became inaccessible for her drastically declining mobility. The Remember Me song is absolutely stunning and resonates so deeply that it instantly causes me to get choked up.
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My grandad struggled to remember some of his grandchildren when they weren't right in front of him, so I made him a sheet with names and hotos, as well as which ones belonged to each of his daughters. I also collated some old jazz because he used to play the piano. Out of fear it would distress him, my family sort of disallowed me to encourage him to try the piano again (he played most of his life but had forgotten how), but I played him the music every time I stayed with him and my nan.... One day he started playing the piano again, not quite as well as he used to, but it came back. I don't get a chance to share that much because I don't want it to feel like gloating or anything (as I was able to see him more, as I wasn't in school or work at the time), but it's one of my proudest achievements. Music has so much power and some of my core memories are of listening to old jazz with him and my nan or watching Columbo/Murder, She Wrote/etc. and they're still some of my comfort go-to things. My grandad was my first experience with dementia (or Alzheimer's) and it started when I was about 16. I poured my heart and soul into trying to help him remember things when his daughters obviously had to focus more on the practical things (healthcare, Power of Attorney, etc.) and my nan was his primary carer (I helped with some appointments and in-home stuff, to take a little pressure off my nan). I even read the eulogy at his funeral. Every year, we acknowledge his birthday, but this year we kind of forgot because my nan ended up having to go to hospital (she waited 15 hours for an ambulance, so she didn't actually go until the next day and had to stay overnight), so it was too hectic to even remember it.
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I don't know a whole lot about Dia de los Muertos, but I do appreciate what a beautiful celebration it is and I'm so glad this movie showcased it
My absolute favourite pixar film, it gets me every time, even in reactions! Thanks for sharing Michelle, wishing you and your family the best in this difficult time, hope this film can bring you some comfort in future watches!
I sincerely appreciate your kindness! I might sit down with my sister and mother and have us watch it together as a family. Once again, thank you so so much ❤️
Me too. Absolutely LOVE this movie. Such a beautiful film.
Girl I was dry eyed through out this entire reaction until the wrap up! When you said “watching your mother, loose her mother” hit me so hard because that’s slowly happening to me irl! Sending you all the hugs!
Sending you hugs back. 🥲
My youngest daughter looks exactly like Baby Coco. I'm going to see her now and hug her.
Bless your heart chica! This movie even though it's a cartoon really strikes at your heart cords not just as Hispanic people but anyone who had to watch a grandparent that they loved slowly leave you. It's going to sound crazy but you're eventually going to look at this later and laugh at yourself crying over a cartoon but it will also help you remember the joy and happiness that your grandparents shared with you and that's one of the points of the movie IMO. Always "remember me"
This is such an incredibly beautiful movie, I always cry over it.
It's hard isn't it, having a family member with dementia, knowing all that they were and seeing that it just isn't there anymore. When I visit my grandpa there's always a little moment of recognition, and it isn't much, but I hope that at least for those few seconds he feels loved.
I’m so sorry this hit you so hard. I wish the best for you and your family ❤
Thank you so much for the well wishes! I truly to appreciate your kind words. 💕
Sending love to you and your family! ❤
thank you for the kind words. 💗
Even having seen this movie many times, it still makes me cry.
Beautiful reaction ❤Coco is one of my favorite movies of all time, of any genre, animated or not. Sure, you usually can count on Pixar to make amazing movies that pull at your heartstrings, but... they outdid themselves with Coco.
I LOVED this movie. I had no knowledge at all of Dia de los Muertos before watching it, but (back then) bought the DVD so I could watch it again and again. Cry like a baby every time.
This movie plays on your heart strings. I cry every time I watch it.
De La Cruze won't be forgotten for a long time. But until he is, he will be HATED, both by the living AND the dead!
I'm not crying, you are crying 😭😭 Every single time, so touched by this film...
Aww, hope your puppers gets out of the cone of shame and heals up quick! Coco's great - I can't wait to see Moana with you! My Grandmother had Alzheimer's, to watch a loved one slip away while still being there is so heartbreaking.
I really enjoyed your reaction to my favorite animated movie. It rips me apart every time I watch it and yet, I could watch it over and over again. My mom passed in 2017. She started having problems in January and was gone by June. She was diagnosed with dementia, accelerated by seizures impacting her brain. Though my mom was relatively young at 65, Some expressions and movements Mama Coco makes reminded me so much of my mother that it was truly painful at first. Im glad i didnt watch this when it came out in 2017(I think)because i was already in so much pain, looking after my ailing and struggling mom. I dont think i could have handled watching Coco while i was going through losing my mom. I was in a much better to place to watch it for the 1st time 2 years ago. I have since watched it so many tines that I wore my husband out on it. I still cry but the one part that gets me EVERY TIME is the end when Miguel is singing surrounded by living and dead family. Mama Coco has her arm around Elena (abuela). That tears my heart out. My mom was my best friend and i always see me and her in Coco and Abuela. Its very obvious Elena loves her mom. She cares for her so tenderly even while in a mood with other family!
I’m so sorry to hear that you lost your mother. Ugh, losing our parents is like a piece you is forever ripped out and in a strange way that missing part of you is proof that they were once here. I completely understand why you watch Coco over and over, sometimes it feels good to cry over the ones we miss. Thank you for sharing your story with me. ❤️
i'm so sorry about your grandma
i lost my grandma (nonnie) in august, and she had dementia too
she didn't pass from anything related to it, really - she had other issues that would have required surgery, but apparently anesthesia can make dementia a lot worse and so my family opted to keep her comfortable and she made it 5.5 more months in hospice (which is meant to be 6 months or less) - she was 90
last time i saw her, about two weeks before she passed (she was in a care facility a couple hours from me) she pulled me in for a hug and then she lightly hit our foreheads together and said "bang!" and it was really sweet and showed she kept her sense of humor, even with the dementia
anyway, this movie hits really different with a family member with dementia and i'm sorry you had a rough time ♥ i hope you're doing okay, as okay as you can in that situation
It gets me every time - i have no Hispanic ancestry but my Mom is 93 with dementia and when she goes, I am doing my level best to put up an offrenda with her picture on it.
Girl I understand the pain, I watched my grandma Lucia suffer through Alzheimer’s and dementia. It’s absolutely brutal to have to watch. I never even spoke the same language as her fluently but she helped raise me and my brothers, she lived with us most of my life aside from going back and forth to Chile and then going into a nursing home. It’s heartbreaking to watch and I’m sorry you have to experience even an ounce of that pain. Much love to you and your family mamas💚
I knew I would cry just watching this reaction so I had to set up an appointment time on my calendar to prepare for it, "Cry with Michelle" LMAOOOO - Besides this, I'm sending positive thoughts to you, your mom and your grandmother. I went through similar experiences with my mom and my grandparents, and I just want to wish the best for all of you.
HAHA oh wow! out of all the comments THIS ONE was IT “Cry with Michelle” 🤣 Thanks for making laugh and putting a smile on my face. And THANK YOU for the best wishes. 💗
Aww, I hope your Mom gets to visit her Mom. Warm thoughts to you and your family, Michelle!
Be present while life is happening, and make time for everything but regret.
Did you notice Ernesto's flower petal didn't spark when he was giving the blessing?. He wasn't family
D.G.Y.O.H.M.E.C.A.T.E
Damn Girl You Had Me Crying At The End.
big hug from Mexico, blessings to you and your whole family
I just wanted to say that I found you from your Avengers reaction and I’ve since been binging your videos and you’ve quickly become one of my comfort creators
I'm a Mexican and even though I'm not catholic and thus, I don't completely celebrate the day of the death; I loved the way they portrayed it in this movie, they didn't bring any religious topics and kept everything I find graceful about this tradition.
They also managed the topic of dementia very well, totally one of my top 3 favorites from Pixar along with Inside Out and Up
Watching your reaction to this movie deeply resonated with me, as my abuela also struggles with dementia. It brought back a flood of emotions and I found myself crying alongside you. Witnessing the aging of our parents and grandparents is a profoundly challenging experience. Sending you love, strength, and well-wishes from Mexico 💚.
Aww, Michelle! I'm sorry for what you're going through. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. This is the first reaction I've watched to "Coco" where l wasn't crying for the movie, but for the person watching it.
Wow. God bless you and thank you so much for your prayers. I genuinely appreciate the love. 🙏🏽
The trifecta is LOTR, Coco, Andor. Different level.
So sorry to hear about your grandma!! I really love this movie and I’m glad it touched you ❤
Oh man. She was crying in the first 3 minutes. Considering I have not seen ANYBODY (I'm pretty sure gang members can't get through this movie without crying) get through the last "Remember Me" in the movie without crying I knew she was going to have a rough time.
I'm so sorry for what you and your family are going through, sweetheart. It's so tough. Sending thoughts.
thank you so so much! i appreciate your kindness 🥲
Hugs girl ❤
My heart goes out to you and your family. I'm glad you enjoyed the film - it's truly a masterpiece, but also hard for those in similar situations. P.S. your doggo is beautiful. I also have a German/Belgian and they're such loving and loyal friends. Thanks for your reaction. ❤
Thank you! And yes their loyalty and companionship is unmatched. She’s 13 so her hearing has begun to fade and it’s heartbreakingly hilarious how even MORE protective she’s become. She feels the need to by us even more now since she can’t hear as well. German’s and Belgian’s are incredible. Enjoy your doggo ❤️❤️
I ain't finna lie to you when his grandma broke his guitar it definitely would've been fuck y'all,imma support my kid no matter what and the sad part is some people actually do live for others instead of living for themselves,it's ok to put you first your happiness matters,i understand the situation but at the same time doing things like that will make your kid feel neglected but at least they were able to work it out in the end and heal from the situation
💯 That’s how I felt the entire movie. You can understand where it all stems from, but at some point you gotta let the hurt from the past go and let your baby be happy.
"I will not let you go down the same road he did."
Hector was killed by Music Industry Scum.
yes 👍🥳🤟
bless you
This movie hits even harder for me after I saw how ppl started putting up pictures of Palestinians victims to honor them in this last day of the dead 😭😭
Have you also seen The Book of Life? It's another Day of the Dead CG film.
Up is way older than Coco lol
She was talking about a poll she made on what movie to watch
23:54 Uhhh.... Elvis was an ally... Lol!
Not to be weird, but do you have a Venmo or somethhing? For your Mom's travel/missing work/expenses
Not weird at all and no I don’t have venmo or anything of that nature. My mom doesn’t frequently travel to see her, but she does partly pay for her in-house nurse and medical expenses back home in Jamaica(She and all 4 of her siblings financially provide for her). I wouldn’t say money is the issue, it’s more so a hope she’s there in person to say goodbye when she passes.
I do wish for my grandma to peacefully pass in her sleep, but there is a selfish part of me that would want there to be warning signs so my mom could get on a plane and see her when it happens.
Thank you so much for the reaching out, you truly are a kindhearted individual. Knowing that the world has people like yourself, people who are willing to reach out a hand when those are need is absolutely faith restoring. God bless and once again thank you reaching out. 🌹