We turned *COCO* into a drinking game (First Time Watching)

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  @NickandCory · 3 years ago · pinned

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  @m00n_y · 3 years ago

  Coco remembering her dad after Miguel plays the song gets me every single time; the way her whole face lights up and she has this childlike wonder about her makes me so emotional xd

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  @wowzers7803 · 3 years ago

  Its not mexicos halloween😭 its a holiday where we make our altars and pray and welcome back our dead loved ones! Before anyone cancels u guys 😭

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  @nina__serafina · 3 years ago

  Okay so personal story time about this movie: This movie came out the same year my grandfather died. My Spanish class went to see this the day before Thanksgiving and when Miguel started singing Remember Me I remember bursting out into tears because it hit too close to home.

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  @happyfrogg9944 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Those &quot;napkins&quot; at the beginning of the movie are &nbsp;actually Papel Picado lol. They are just cut up paper that is hung up for decoration😌

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  @ellie.lara.x · 3 years ago

  As a Hispanic person, I would’ve loved to have been commenting on this movie with them. Mostly to correct them but also cause this movie slaps

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  @ladamadelarcoiris9554 · 3 years ago (edited)

  Okay some of the answers to your questions or doubts:<br>Papel picado is a decoration made out of paper, it&apos;s not a napkin.<br>Dante is a xolo dog, a mexican dog with a thousand years of existence and it has no hair and in mexica culture it&apos;s a guardian and guide to the souls in the underworld.<br>The Orange bridge si maade out of petals. Cempasúchil is the name of the flower. It&apos;s one of the many things used in the ritual and symbolizes the warmth and color of the sun, it&apos;s a beacon.<br>The pit of water comes from the Mayan culture an it&apos;s a <b>senote</b> a sinkhole full of water sometimes connected to an underground river. They believe senotes where doors to the underworld.<br>Mama Coco or mamá it&apos;s a title too. Instead of calling her grandmother, great-grand mother it&apos;s just mamá. Symbolizes that she is your elder in a specific way and also makes it less impersonal, if that makes sense. It&apos;s like making them par of your core family, not just siblings and mom or dad. Oh and mom, o mamá without a name, it&apos;s for mother.<br>La llorona, it&apos;s a legend and a song but not about the same. And that it&apos;s too long to punt here.<br>And in lack of photos always go to the sources. Yes the bones. The sugar skulls are what conquistadores where comfortable with. But in some places they still do the original ritual.

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  @pipolingo89 · 3 years ago

  Hector didn’t leave against his will, he made the willing choice to leave. Even if he tried to come back after the fact, the damage is done. He demonstrated at that moment that he was willing to give up his family and responsibility at a whim. I think mama Imelda is valid on how she is feeling. At the end of the day, she had to raise coco alone.

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  @ZelinkSupporter · 3 years ago (edited)

  In this scenario, the song La Llorona is actually based off of a tragic love story between a soldier and his wife. The soldier was drafted to war. They both knew he wasn&apos;t coming back and as a result, his wife was crying. The soldier gave his wife one last dance and he playfully called her &quot;Llorona&quot; as in &quot;crybaby&quot;. The song is also a reference to the fact that Hector left with Ernesto and never came back

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  @StoryMing · 3 years ago (edited)

  First of all, Hector himself did not know that he was murdered. He thought it was food poisoning. So he couldn&apos;t have told Imelda, if she had even given him any chance to talk-- which she didn&apos;t <i>&quot;(How many times must I turn you away?&quot;</i> she asks). <br><br>Secondly, yes he was trying to come back and he was killed, but he did choose to walk out the door in the first place. That hurt her deeply. That was what she could not forgive right away- even if he changed his mind afterwards.

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  @angelajaime5155 · 3 years ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QYPjmmCSdps&amp;t=1200">20:00</a> The song is about an ugly, old woman, but the singer is saying that he would be lucky to be with her, meaning that he sees her as beautiful the way she is :)

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  @davidcolin304 · 3 years ago

  cory, you&apos;re just frickin shaming every dog in Mexico. That&apos;s how every dog looks like in Mexico lol

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