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Pixar's Coco |OT| Un Poco Loco
- Thread starter Realeza
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Pixar/Disney are going to make millions off of Mexican culture, while people go into hiding because their DACA status is being revoked.
It's a shitty shitty feeling, and I know it isn't fair. But I don't know if I can enjoy it. Hype is low.
It's a shitty shitty feeling, and I know it isn't fair. But I don't know if I can enjoy it. Hype is low.
I've seen absolutely no advertising for it here in Korea.
I didn't realize it was coming out so soon to be honest, even on the internet I've just seen the initial trailer and... nothing else. Not sure what's up with Pixar/Disney but they don't see to be pushing this movie as much as they have previous ones. Feel like it's another "The Good Dinosaur" for them.
Edit: Actually, doesn't even look like it has a release date here yet.
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I've seen a couple ads on streaming services and 1 billboard on the side of the highway. Nothing else My kids are going to see it tomorrow though.
My dad really wants me to see this because he's Mexican but Idk it doesn't look all to interesting. Plus the skeletons having eyeballs looks so fucking stupid. Maybe though. Was the music good at least?
Well, I have MoviePass so maybe I'll see if I can land a seat for Friday!
Probably pretty unlikely though.
Probably pretty unlikely though.
I got to listen to some of the soundtrack live conducted by Michael Giacchino a few weeks ago. Really sounds amazing.
Gonna try and see it when I can.
Gonna try and see it when I can.
- Don't know much about it
- Have no idea what's it's about
- Bad name
I'll probably watch it because of MoviePass.
If Pixar were in it for the money they'd've gone for something more marketable. A movie based on Chinese mythology with a cute mascot they can crank out plushies of would get them an order of magnitude more cash. This film is fantastic, and clearly driven by a love of and respect for the source material, not some marketing focus group.
The movie looks imaginative and great. It has gotten zero advertising near me, which is crazy because we have a huge population of latinos here, especially Mexicans (a demographic I assume would be very interested in it).
I'm confused at this when the film released in Mexico before anywhere else
Just watched it, and I love this movie. The art style is perfect.
Even though the first half is slow, the last half hour is great.
And actually I like the title after watching it because
I would love to talk more about it if there is OT for unmarked spoiler, but I will just leave it like that right now.
Oh, btw, if you don't like Olaf from Frozen, you should go in late. The Olaf's adventure "short" is like 20 mins long. I think it is sweet but that short is nothing compared to Coco.
Even though the first half is slow, the last half hour is great.
And actually I like the title after watching it because
Coco is his great-grandmother's name
I would love to talk more about it if there is OT for unmarked spoiler, but I will just leave it like that right now.
Oh, btw, if you don't like Olaf from Frozen, you should go in late. The Olaf's adventure "short" is like 20 mins long. I think it is sweet but that short is nothing compared to Coco.
I had yet to see a single piece of advertising for it outside this thread and a single poster at the theater that didn't even have the name of the movie on it... so non-existent would be where the hype's at for me, I guess. Looks fun, but I'd have loved to have actually heard of the movie before the thread popped up.
Just got back and holy cow the colors! This movie was beautiful to watch! I recommend giving this movie a watch. Also I may be a little mushy but I also enjoyed the short before the film as well. Great work Pixar!
Watched it earlier tonight.
It's one of the most gorgeous animated films I've ever seen, maybe THE best looking one. The intricate details and colors are incredible to behold. They also managed to make the characters look downright tangible at times. The skin on Coco looks so real.
As far as the story, it worked for me mostly. Got pretty emotional and even shed a tear at one point.
The more I think about it the more I realize it's one of the best Pixar films to date. My fav is still Ratatouille but this is way up there.
It's one of the most gorgeous animated films I've ever seen, maybe THE best looking one. The intricate details and colors are incredible to behold. They also managed to make the characters look downright tangible at times. The skin on Coco looks so real.
As far as the story, it worked for me mostly. Got pretty emotional and even shed a tear at one point.
The more I think about it the more I realize it's one of the best Pixar films to date. My fav is still Ratatouille but this is way up there.
And by watching this movie you're basically engaging in sexual misconduct yourself. Good on you for having the non-ability to separate allegations from reality. Like you, I hope that John Lasseter burns in the steamy hell in which he was hatched.
I'm mexican and I have to say that Pixar did a very good job with this movie, I already watched it two times and I can't stop listening the soundtrack.
Movie been out for a month here in Mexico, and people just can't shut the hell up about it.
Totally feel like the only person who havent watched it and that makes me feel cool, please go watch the film so i can feel cooler.
Totally feel like the only person who havent watched it and that makes me feel cool, please go watch the film so i can feel cooler.
This is like the third animated movie to be released in the last five years that's based off dia de los muertos. Hard to be excited.
Lol I love how the Day of the Dead can't have two movies about it. Forget it's a wonderful life I've already seen Christmas carol. Thank god Die Hard wasn't set on that day.
I feel like I saw a trailer for the movie a year or two ago, and then completely forgot that it even existed. It wasn't until I saw a movie today and saw that it said it was releasing tomorrow that it hit me. I'll watch it this weekend.
it came out? well shit maybe my mom will go watch it and the house will be all to myself sigh that's gonna be good.Goddamn Resetera, the movie looks fuego and it comes out tonight, yet there's not a thread anywhere in the first three pages!
Don't be a cabron de mierda and watch the movie! Current RT score is 95.
I dont think Messofanego was implying that anyone who watches the movie "are basically engaging in sexual misconduct themselves". If the topic's too affecting for you, feel free to step away for a bit.
seeing it tomorrow. pretty hyped!
I noticed the OST on spotify is three discs. I can't wait to dig into that after watching.
I noticed the OST on spotify is three discs. I can't wait to dig into that after watching.
Well the beginning of Spectre was set during Día de Muertos and that movie was pretty comical.
Alternate take, this is a positive representation of Mexican culture in mainstream media and could possibly soften a few people's views on Mexican immigrants.
I just read back and don't understand the purpose of this? Lasseter's involvement in this is.... almost zero. :/
I'm watching a lot of quick reviews in YT (i'm bed ridden, fuck resfriados....) and so far i'm glad to see people appreciate this movie, specially those that outright say that they aren't Mexican or have any conection to it but liked the movie and themes regarless. Is just so ... i don't know how to put it.... i'm just overwelmed.
Maybe is the flu drugs i'm taking tho'
Maybe is the flu drugs i'm taking tho'
Saw it today. Damn good movie. It's a family movie about family, but it's also largely about music, so you know the soundtrack has to be good, and it absolutely is. Great characters, great acting, fan-fucking-tastic visuals, and, as usual for Pixar, hits you right in the feels.
I've been off the Pixar bandwagon for over a decade.
Toy Story 3 + The Incredibles were the last great Pixar movies for me.
I abandoned ship with their business model attitude change
that magic has be downed.
Toy Story 3 + The Incredibles were the last great Pixar movies for me.
I abandoned ship with their business model attitude change
that magic has be downed.
I really loved the movie - the characters, story, art style, music, it was all great. Definitely one of Pixar's better films.
But replacing the standard Pixar short before the movie with a 20 minute Frozen/Olaf comedy musical...I hated that *sooooo* much. Unlike standard Pixar fare, it was targeted clearly directly at kids, with just a couple hidden adult jokes to try and keep us interested. And it just wouldn't end!
But replacing the standard Pixar short before the movie with a 20 minute Frozen/Olaf comedy musical...I hated that *sooooo* much. Unlike standard Pixar fare, it was targeted clearly directly at kids, with just a couple hidden adult jokes to try and keep us interested. And it just wouldn't end!
What in the hell is this.
1. I'm sorry that you think that I and basically everyone else on ERA are sexual offenders. But knowing this, are you now a sexual offender by supporting a forum which is evidently a safe haven for sexual delinquents?
2. Lasseter barely had any involvement with this movie.
3. From what I've heard Lasseter sounds like a creepy handsy dude who needs HR discipline. Not demon spawn who needs to be banished to another dimension.
This must be getting some seriously targeted advertising, because I live in Southern California and the only exposure I've had to this movie has been that teaser trailer that played in front of Beauty and the Beast (?) and a cardboard cutout of the kid that I saw in the theater when I went to see Thor last week.
It makes me feel like the movie isn't "for me" if that makes sense. I don't think that non-Hispanics would be averse at all to seeing this film, so I don't know why they aren't advertising it like their other movies.
It makes me feel like the movie isn't "for me" if that makes sense. I don't think that non-Hispanics would be averse at all to seeing this film, so I don't know why they aren't advertising it like their other movies.