#coco pixar movie

[scurviesdisneyblog]

𝙿𝚒𝚡𝚊𝚛 𝚌𝚘𝚗𝚌𝚎𝚙𝚝 𝚊𝚛𝚝Ｉ(2010 - 2018)

[racer62]

My friend called me this morning and just started off with no hello or anything.

"You know in Once Upon A Studio where every Disney character comes to life? Where are the Pixar characters?"

"It's just the disney characters, the Pixar characters are probably at Pixar studios."

"They're probably fighting for their life."

"Huh."

"The Pixar characters are in life threatening situations every second in some of their movies. They're probably fighting a monster or something."

"Go to sleep."

And I couldn't stop thinking of how funny the idea was

[kkopimint]

lets not forget my babieesss. In their partners in crime era

[a-little-ray-of-fantasy]

Among my comfort characters, I have traumatized dads who went through a lot for love...

...traumatized science guys who command a certain type of creatures to which they act fatherly to...

...or traumatized goofy dudes who ambiguously manage to be both.

...

I'm sensing a pattern here that's worrying me...

[haveyouseenthismovie-poll]

[whaleiumsharkspeare]

So like during the 21 years after Héctor disappeared and Ernesto became a big star, did it never occur to Imelda to wonder why all the sudden Ernesto was performing solo? If Ernesto is this hugely famous musician singing Héctor’s old songs, why isn’t Héctor singing them too? Was she so completely anti-music at that point that she never even noticed that Ernesto was performing alone and Héctor had apparently just yeeted off the face of the earth? Like I get it she was majorly hurt by what she thought was Héctor ditching her but all I’m saying is if I’m Imelda and I see Ernesto rising to fame alone after my husband left with him, some alarm bells are gonna start ringing in my head

[chaoseclips]

Comfort movies!✨

Post 10 comfort movies and tag however many people:]

1 . Deep Sea (2023)

2. Coco (2017)

3. The Thief and the Cobbler (1993)

4. Luca (2021)

5. The Princess Bride (1987)

6. Ponyo (2008)

7. Monkey King: Hero is Back (2015)

8. Lupin III: The Castle of Cagliostro (1979)

9. The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996)

10. Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954)

Tagging @cosmoshard @confuzzledhooman and anyone else who would like✨

[denniroma]

El amor que siento por ti va más allá de la distancia

Va más allá de poder verte, de poder escucharte.

Va más allá de todo el tiempo que ha pasado y de lo que pueda sentir

El amor que siento por ti, va más allá de esta vida, y no lo ha detenido ni la misma muerte

Aunque ya no estás, te sigo extrañando cada día de mi vida. Honro tu existencia y todo lo que dejaste en mi 🕊️✨

[meep-meep-richie]

Words to live by

[dragoneyes618]

You know, the Rivera family is probably Catholic.

Mexico is a majority Catholic country, and while obviously that doesn't mean everyone is Catholic, within the movie itself, you see Santa Cecilia has crosses everywhere, Coco was keeping her father's letters and picture inside what looks like a prayer book (maybe she used to pray for him to come back 💔), and Elena crosses herself after breaking Miguel's guitar.

Anyway, not that I actually know much about Catholicism, but I imagine Miguel going to confession a couple of days after the movie:

Miguel: So I had a big fight with my family and I told them I didn't want to be part of them and that I didn't care if I was on an ofrenda and I ran away and I was gone the whole night and they were all really worried about me and I went to play in the talent show even though my family didn't let so then I stole a guitar and my family thinks that's what I'm here for but really it wasn't stealing because it belonged to my great-great-grandfather so really it should've been ours but I didn't know that when I took it and I can't tell you how I know that. Also I broke into a tomb.

The poor priest, who is used to Miguel confessing things like "I snuck away to the plaza and listened to some mariachis. Then Abuelita smacked them with her chancla. Why isn't she here for that?" and other such music-related indiscretions: ...What?

(Abuelita does go to confession for losing her temper and using her chancla, but she admits that she doesn't feel very repentant in some cases. Those no-good mariachis deserved what they got!)

[ilovecocomovie]

Hola :) Today it´s my photomontage of my favorite couple. Imelda and Hector went to professional to have a photo. This is before they had Coco. Let´s imagine it was taken in 1917. So that would mean that Imelda may be possibly at beginning of pregnancy with Coco, maybe she did not even know at that moment, because it was too early in her pregnancy. Anyway, I made the colored version and the “old effect” photo was done by app. Have a nice day:)

[melis-hellis]

i love you encanto fans i love you turning red fans i love you luca fans i love you raya fans i love you soul fans i love you onward fans i love you lightyear fans i love you coco fans i love you inside out fans i love you big hero 6 fans i love you frozen fans i love you cars fans i love you brave fans i love you tangled fans i love you wreck it ralph fans i love you atlantis fans i love you all other pixar fans i love you disney renaissance film fans i love you treasure planet fans i love you all. we need more positivity here.

[yen-sids-tournament]

Mushu v Dante

Mushu

Animal: Dragon

Person: Mulan

Movie: Mulan (1998)

Dante

Animal: Xoloitzcuintle

Person: Miguel

Movie: Coco (2017)

[novelist-becca]

One of my favorite coco theories is that the suit Hector wears in the family photo was borrowed from Ernesto, because he’s bonier and lankier than Ernesto, and the suit makes him look cooler/fancier.