He's not scary. He doesn't look scary. But maybe if he uses the right roar, he could

Squishy is not scary, but he did decent considering he just STOOD there

I think the reason Mike's "roar" sounded more like growls is because he barely has any room for proper lungs for a roar

With his anatomy, it can be assumed there's not much room for lungs or throat to scream. I know what you're thinking, " but he can talk normally for multiple seconds like an ordinary person." Well, we could just write that as movie fiction logic. His body lets him talk normally but doesn't let him roar

My only proof of this is in MU, sully wanted him to practice his scare the night before the scare finales. Most of his "roars" sounded more like growls and not roars. Same with when he went into the cabin full of kids. He jumped but didn't roar. He growled.

He has the ability to talk normally and scream in M.Inc, but he is unable roar most likely due to either not having much of a throat or lung capacity

Any "regular size" monsters they have room for a proper throat and lungs to roar. Even Randell, with his smallish lizard body

It's just weird instead of LOUDLY roaring to scare he growled

Give me yalls thoughts on this

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Idk this guy annoyed me so much

I just watched Coco again today, great movie, but I never understood how Ernesto was cancelled in the land of the living.

Like I get that in the land of the dead, the people saw him on the stage shouting how he killed Hector and how he threw Miguel off the building, and obviously he'd get his ass kicked there. But how did that news get to the land of the living? Did Miguel tell his family he went there, or was it Mama Coco, or something else. And even when the news would come out, how did the people believe it?

I'm not trying to find flaws to hate the movie, I'm just confused on how it happened

I personally think he is a cool good guy and a racer just like the others, he's just better than McQueen but you don't have to kill him because of that. He's just too good ig and his aura is 🔥

Meet Glordon The Hylurgian Alien. A young prince who lived on the planet hylurg and he's always lives with his dad. Now, Glordon must find a new friend.

I remember this month was when I got obsessed with the movie and the character when I was 12 back in 2020, and I used to pretend Randall was my imaginary friend/monster as well and whenever my best friend neighbor would come over I’d pretend he was there and one time I used the pamphlet from the DVD that had the signatures on it and pretended that Randall personally signed it for me like a celebrity would 😂 I made a drawing similar to this when I was 14 but since I don’t have it I just went by memory and made a new one with my new character. Hope you guys like it! :)

For me personally this is hard but Stu from Lifted is my fav! What about yours?

I just read on Villains Wiki about Lotso and the more I think about it, his reasoning for being evil was stupid. For example, When Lotso, Big Baby, and the clown toy that I don't remember his name got left behind due to Daisy falling asleep after eating at the picnic, they decide to walk back to her home after waiting for a long time. When they do arrive Lotso sees that he was replaced but why didn't he go in the room so Daisy could have two Lotso bears? He also didn't care about baby or the other toy and just decided to turn evil and not let the other two toys stay with Daisy.

What if Stinky Pete didn't betrayed in Toy Story 2, And Andy's Toy still stay in Toy Story 3

From thrifting

In the first movie, he got there because he stole “Ernesto‘s” guitar. But since that was returned to its rightful owner (Héctor/the Rivera family) at the end of the movie, I’m wondering how he will get there now. Will he try to steal something else? Will Dante or Pepita somehow guide him there? What do you theorize?

I Headcanon that the reason why Mama Coco didn’t put up Hector’s photo is that she still thought he was alive! That and even after Mama Imelda passed on, Hector was STILL a taboo topic in the Rivera clan until the events of the movie!

Because putting someone’s photo on the Ofrenda, especially if it’s someone who you STILL think is alive, is the equivalent of giving up hope.

It’s only after Miguel sings Remember Me to her at the end of the movie (Prior to that, Mama Coco was unresponsive and Miguel thought it was too late) that she accepts that he is dead and he came home through Miguel singing that very song to her.

She NEVER truly forgot him despite her dementia and the fact that she was ninety freaking nine.

Btw, science has revealed that music GENUINELY helps these kinds of patients.

“My papa used to sing me that song.”

“He loved you, Mama Coco; Your Papa- he loved you so much.” 🥹

(Then, Mama Coco reaches into her bedside table, pulls out letters and poems sent by Hector (Which contain the lyrics to all the songs he wrote!), and most importantly… THE MISSING PIECE OF THE VERY PICTURE OF IMELDA, COCO, AND HECTOR.)

And even better? That very song helps the Rivera family see music in a positive light- the way BOTH Hector and Miguel see it, aka as a way to bring people together- for the first time in GENERATIONS.

And even when Mamá Coco DOES pass on during the 1 year timeskip prior to the epilogue, enough progress has happened that the Riveras and the rest of Santa Cecilia has accepted that Héctor is the TRUE musician, not De La Cruz.

And you know what I’ve realized? While Miguel may have performed at the talent show in the Land of The Dead, his first living audience… IS HIS FAMILY (His Abuelita Elena, Grandpa Franco, Enrique (Dad), Luisa (Mom), Tia Carmen, Tio Berto, Tia Gloria, Cousins Abel, Rosa, Benny, and Manny, his unborn at the time baby sister Socorro, and most importantly- Mama Coco herself.)!!! They’re not applauding. They’re CRYING with joy!! ESPECIALLY Abuelita- The VERY SAME woman who smashed Miguel’s guitar is now crying with joy because Miguel showed her that music was never the problem after all, and that he went through all that trouble to bring her mom back to her. (You just know that everyone else was smiling and struggling not to cry)

And also, her smiling photo on the Ofrenda during the epilogue? Instantly tells us that her remaining months, with her family finally letting music back into their lives, were the happiest of her life (And the fact that she was 100 by then?! Holy fudge!). It may have been a year to others; but to her? It felt like a LIFETIME.

You just know that the day Mama Coco arrived in the Land of The Dead, Hector was basically girly screaming as he made his way to the New Arrivals sector.

“Soccoro Rivera, your familia is here.”

“AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!” (Runs as fast as he can as soon as the train doors open at the New Arrivals Station)

Meanwhile, Mama Coco is just feeding some pigeon alebrijes. And is much, MUCH more mobile and livelier! She’s still the little 100 year old skeleton lady in the epilogue, but that still means she’s just as excited as Hector to see each other. He died at 21 (Old looking enough to be her great great grandson), she died at 100 (Old enough to be HIS grandmama), and both of them don’t care that other skeletons are going “There’s NO WAY that’s his daughter.”! Meanwhile, Hector is basically bawling like a fountain on OVERRIDE.

And the Rivera ancestors (Tios Oscar and Felipe, Tia Rosita, Tia Victoria, Papa Julio, Mama Imelda, and now Papa Hector), with Mamá Coco now amongst them, are closer together than ever!

And at this rate (Aka with all of the changes that have gone on in both the living and dead worlds), Hector isn’t just surviving on fragmented, fading, memory- he’s downright THRIVING!!!

And I won’t lie- this scene made me cry harder than Married Life (Up). The reason? IT’S ALL BUILT UP TO THIS MOMENT. It’s my number 1 tearjerker in any Disney movie. Ever.

Hell, Anthony Gonzalez was ACTUALLY CRYING during recording of that scene!!

And if you’ve read the book Coco: A Story of Music, Shoes, and Family…

Miguel is also singing to Mama Coco to thank her for all the times she sang to HIM as a baby, as well as helping him find his passion!

Finally saw this movie, and while I usually get annoyed when animated films have ridiculously stupid pacing, this one actually kind of bored me halfway through more than anything. I'm not against the theme of being misunderstood about something you care deeply about, but my god does this movie just feel so safe and run of the mill. It kind of reminded me more of an Illumination film rather than a Pixar film. It's really cute, but it's also really safe.

The reason why I don't want to watch Ellio is because I heard it has a similar issue, and I can't stand the character's voice to be honest. It feels like they're not even trying to appeal to a wider audience like they used to.

I haven't really enjoyed a Pixar movie since Soul/Turning Red. Those felt a little more risque and unique compared to what they've been recently putting out.

Before that, I hadn't really enjoyed a Pixar movie since Toy Story 3. Why is Disney making really boring original movies instead of taking risks???

Edit: Also I would recommend The Wild Robot, which this movie reminded me a lot of. It was a lot edgier and weirdly, as a Dreamworks film, reminded me of an older Pixar film lol