Coco

It was so emotional and it had some laughs, great movie

Pixar at its finest since Toy Story 3

20th Century Studios had the Book of Life, Pixar had this. A wonderful animated Day of the Dead movie in which a boy of music making dreams which a long lost ancestor loved but not his family. The movie starts off with a tale about the great great grandfather of Miguel's, a beloved music maker who left his family & never returned (he never returned because he was crushed by that bell) his family saw him as a traitor, putting them off music & would have their jobs in shoe making. Miguel knew how beloved he was, wanting to be just like him while his living fanily disagrees. His adventure was exciting: a living boy going down to explore all his deceased relatives in person & try to find the people who experienced their final death. Nice plot twist during so when it turns out Hector was his true great great grandfather & what they thought his "great great grandfather" was really was nobody to listen to - he poisoned Hector to steal his songs (the villain with jealousy of another's fame). Everybody around Miguel understood & changed their minds. Remember me. And all my reviews.

One of my favourite Pixar movies ever. Made a grown man cry. The animation is beautiful, the story is touching, everything you want in a Pixar movie. 10/10

È un bel film assolutamente. Ricco di scene divertenti ma anche molto commoventi.

A worthy addition to the strongest films in Pixar’s lineup. Coco is an emotional whirlwind that will leave you in awe all while having one of Pixar’s best visuals and attention to detail from the vast landscapes of the Land of the Dead to the small nails as frets of the homemade guitar.

My god, this is the best Pixar movie! Its so creative and so emotional! With a great story and great characters. Honestly one of the best animated movies period.

Amazing movie! Very funny and exciting.

Best Disney movie ever finally me and Ron tomato seem eye to eye about the rating of 97% which I would probably give this 100 this I probably watched about 100 times

Not shying away from deeper themes of death and being forgotten, Coco maintains a strong and emotional narrative that grows organically and makes the viewer happy when all the pieces fall beautifully into place. The concept is well though out and executed, and there is enough flair and entertainment despite the darker themes to keep you engaged.