Let's Watch: Coco
Happy Feature Friday (and almost Day of the Dead)!
So stoked to revisit this movie with all of you. It's so beautiful!
As always, thank you for your support here on Patreon. Until the next one, take care and stay golden :)
VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/n12K0HZlCJI
Original Movie: Coco
Comments (10)
Such a lovely movie. It never fails to make me cry
Natalie I HIGHLY recommend you watch Wentworth Prison. It's ridiculously good and it'll check so many boxes for you. I never see anyone react to it and it would make me and likely a lot of others very happy to see you do the honors.
I love this one so much!
When I first watched this movie my Nana had recently died from Alzheimer’s and my youngest daughter was barely 3. It really hit me hard.
Feature Friday fun with Nat... 😁, glad i get a non scary film for my birthday week lol..
Hey Natalie! Long-time viewer here. If you don't mind, I just wanted to make a suggestion for your reactions. It seems to me that you enjoyed reacting more when you weren't grading movies after viewing them. I do love hearing your thoughts after a movie, and your grading system is fun! But I don't think doing it immediately after the film is over is the best idea. Many movies are thought-exercises and our immediate reactions aren't super indicative on how we actually felt about the movie once we've sat on it. May I suggest that you wait until you film your intro for YouTube to give your review on a movie? I just think it might help you be fairer to the films you view. Plus I've noticed that you sometimes miss details on initial viewing that impact your thoughts on the movie, but you might catch those details when previewing your reaction for YouTube. ❤️ Love your work! Stay Golden!!
I'd second that! I really enjoy Nat's thoughts and not feeling forced to turn it into a numbered review could be nice :)
Gael Garcia Bernal was one of the few who got to reprise their roles in the Spanish dub. A little while ago, we got to see him join the MCU as the Werewolf in his own special. As for Ernesto, when you watch the movie in the Latin Spanish dub you can hear him voiced by longtime musician Marco Antonio Solis. My parents grew up with his music. Marco was also part of a soft rock band called The Bukis. I actually grew up listening to some of their songs as well. Not too long ago, the Bukis finally got their star on the Walk of Fame and they gave a powerful speech that the community needed to hear now more than ever. And on a more bittersweet note, they’re about to perform what may truly be their final show. 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹 In Guatemala, the Day of the Dead is celebrated in a different manner. If you go to the towns of Sumpango and Santiago in the Sacatepequez department during the Day of the Dead, you’ll see families flying these colorful kites shaped like giant stop signs. The common Spanish word for kite is “cometa” which also means comet, but these special kites are called “barriletes.” Just like the marigolds, they also serve as a means to communicate with family and friends who have passed on. Relatives of mine have flown their own barriletes over the years and they continue doing so to this day.
Crying on Halloween, lets do this
Happy Feature Friday, and Happy Halloween Nat 🎃 Haven't seen this movie before, so looking forward to watching it with you today 😊 Really enjoyed this movie and your reaction Nat. Such a great idea. Michael Giacchino is a real chameleon on these Pixar movies and always comes up with the right music for every type of film. A really beautiful story about lost family keeping them in your heart 🤗
