Best Movie Of The Year

Rating: 9/10 (22 December 2017)

Whether animated or not, this is a great story. And I'm not even a filthy Mexican.
This may be a response to Orange Headed Commander in Chief, because there is no way Mexico is like this. It's a gross place with bodies hanging in overpass. That aside, this is really about family. And remembering who you are and who you come from. Miguel is a headstrong pre-teen desperate to be a musician. Unfortunately, his ancestors have banned music from their...life since great great grandmother was abandoned by one. That's when Miguel takes matters in his own hand. While attempting to steal a guitar he feels is rightfully his (nice message to the thieving cholos watching).
This takes him into the mystical magical world of the afterlife. Since it is the Day Of The Dead, Miguel is a living boy in a dead man's party. This is where he learns a lot about family and friendship and love.
This movie is deep in sentiment and family love, which is a FANTASTIC message given the idiot Millenials are so dead inside, they have no clue what that means if it isn't on their smartphones. Their children will reap the benefits of this great story. I loved this movie, and if life were fair, it would win the Best Picture of 2017. Instead, it'll probably go to a movie that is homosexual in nature or other lame Hollywood causes they're quick to hypocritically abandon. Because God forbid we have a touching heartfelt story about family's sticking together. Yay for Coco!