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Meet New 'Coco' Star Anthony Gonzalez Get to know the talented young star of Pixar's latest movie about a year-old, music-loving boy who makes an unforgettable journey to the Land of the Dead. More like this. Watch options. Storyline Edit. Despite his family's baffling generations-old ban on music, Miguel dreams of becoming an accomplished musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz. Aug 24, A touching and sweet film about how important family is and how you must always follow your dreams. Beautifully Drawn and written.

It's visually stunning and the story made me laugh and tear up. The day of the dead theme turned me off from watching but it is a must see with great vocal work and direction. One of Pixar's best in recent years. Christopher O Super Reviewer. Mar 25, Pixar had lost its way with the endless sequels, but Coco is an incredible return to original storytelling.

When I recommend Pixar to family and friends, it's because of films like Coco. Coco has heart, and if you look at all the classic Pixar and animated films for that matter, there's no trade off for character and story.

I was shocked at how emotional the film is towards the end, that Remember Me moment was well earned. I dragged my feet with this film and should've watched it earlier, but I wasn't convinced Pixar was out of the funk.

Cars and endless sequels taint the brand, obviously not talking about Toy Story, that series has maintained the core elements from the beginning. The film is respectful and overall fun. Brendan N Super Reviewer. Jun 17, They can tell a story as well as anyone ever, and better than most. This is a moving film with lots to say about family and music. Of course I loved it. Of course I could tell where it was probably going. I didn't care. I laughed and cried.

It reminded me of my mother-in-law Ruth at one point. I connected with it completely. Great movie. Morris N Super Reviewer. May 30, I'm starting this review a few hours before, I'm assuming, I watch tonight's featured film, so I may not finish this review in time given that I seem to wax poetic whenever I'm reviewing Pixar movies.

Look, I've mentioned this a lot when reviewing their movies, but it's obvious that since this Disney mandated sequelitis, with Pixar releasing four sequels starting in with Cars 2 whereas, prior to that, they had only released two sequels Toy Story 2 and 3 in the preceding 15 years prior to that point. I suppose you could make the argument that this heavy focus on sequels started with Toy Story 3, but I don't like to count that since, unlike the other sequels they've done since, it felt like a natural continuation of the story established in the previous films.

Toy Story 4, in my opinion, doesn't make sense because, to me, they've already finished that story and that narrative. While I've no doubt that Toy Story 4 will deliver the goods, there's no real angle to justify a sequel, creatively at least, since, again, the toys got the send-off they deserved in the third flick. That's neither here nor there, I suppose, but it's obvious that Disney has pushed them towards this route, given that sequels are easier sells than original films, with all the merchandising deals they can make.

I felt that Pixar even hinted at this with a character in Cars 3. I'm not getting into that, since I already went over it in the review for that movie. But, again, it's been a really long time since, to me, Pixar felt like Pixar.

Inside Out had some repetitiveness and Finding Dory, well, it was great, but it just wasn't excellent. Having said that, Inside Out was great and it showed that Pixar's true passion lies in creating new stories and exploring new horizons. While I had my issues with Inside Out, it was a glimpse that Pixar still had it in them to create stories that really do hit home.

Particularly Inside Out since, essentially, it was a movie about mental illness, a very real topic. And it explored that topic with all the intelligence and warmth we've come to expect from Pixar. This brings us to Coco and, goddamnit, if this isn't the best movie Pixar has made in, honestly, almost a decade. Toy Story 3 a modern classic was released 8 years ago and nothing of theirs, since then, has even come close to that.

Well, that is, until this little gem of a movie came along. I'm not talking about one country being superior to the other, that's not what I'm saying at all though the U. What I'm saying is that stuff like this, that explores Dia de los Muertos and its significance in that culture is so rich and detailed and, really, there's nothing that can even rival that in the States. There's nothing. I'm willing to wait it out if you do have something that comes close to that or the decorative skulls and, again, its significance to that culture and the Dia de los Muertos.

There's a movie similar to this one, called The Book of Life and, really, the similarities are skin-deep, because while the movie definitely delves into the other side, where spirits of the dead go after they, you know, die, I think this movie goes into more detail regarding the day and the offerings people make in order to, quite literally, allow their loved ones to visit them and see how they are doing.

This is one of the more important aspects of the movie, since, if a person does not have a photo of them put up as part of an offering, they can't cross to the other side and see their living loved ones. Another important thing to note is that the dead aren't in the 'other side' forever. The moment the last person who remembers them is gone as in dead they fade away into who knows what. This is important to the narrative. Anyway, let's move on.