"Coco" will have you coming back from the Land of the Dead to watch it

Rating: 10/10 (12 December 2018)

I watched the movie "Coco" on Friday, November 30. I think that it was a delightful movie. Some family reunions in the movie will make you want to cry. "Coco" also has some scenes that will make you laugh your pants off. .The movie is about following your dreams but also remembering about your family. I think that the actors and actresses act just like their characters. They talk like how their characters would and reacted how they would react to something. I think that the whole cast of "Coco" did a great job. It really is an excellent movie to watch with your whole family
"Coco" was released on November 22, 2017. The movie took place in Mexico on the Day of the Dead, October 31. The main characters are Miguel (Anthony Gonzalez), Mamá Coco (Ana Ofelia Murguía), Hector (Gael García Bernal), Mamá Imelda (Alanna Ubach), and Ernesto De La Cruz (Benjamin Bratt).
"Coco" is about a young boy, Miguel, who wants to follow his dream of becoming a musician. Miguel's family hates music, but that is the only thing that makes him happy. His idol is Ernesto De La Cruz. On the Day of the Dead, Miguel finds out that there is going to be a talent show and he wants to sing and play the guitar. However, he didn't have his own instrument. He asks everyone to borrow their guitar, but no one lets him. Then, Miguel remembers that there is a church dedicated to Ernesto De La Cruz in the middle of the cemetery. In the church are his coffin and guitar. Miguel breaks one of the glass windows and gets inside. He gets the guitar and plays the strings. All the people outside of the church finds out that the guitar got stolen. When Miguel tries to apologize to a guard that came inside the church, the guard passes right through him. Miguel finds out that he turned into a ghost. He exits the church and enters the Land of the Dead. Miguel finds his dead ancestors that are now skeletons. His ancestors find and take him to Mama Imelda to get his blessing before morning. If he doesn't, then he'll become a skeleton just like his ancestors and live in the Land of the Dead forever. He gets his blessing by Mama Imelda but doesn't follow all of her conditions which sends him back to the Land of the Dead. Miguel wants to get a blessing by his idol. He wants to find Ernesto De La Cruz to get his blessing and find out why his family hates music before it's too late.
I liked that "Coco" shows and talks about different traditions to the next level. At the beginning of the movie, the houses were all decorated with Papel Picados, Marigolds, lots of fruits, and pictures of their past away ancestors. I think that the moral of the story is about thinking about your family before following your dream.I'm assuming that other people who watch "Coco" will learn the same moral as I did.
I would recommend this movie to those who like fantasies and mysteries. Though, I would not recommend it to like realistic films and to those who skip the movie/shows to the end to reveal the secret. If you don't like musical movies than you wouldn't want to watch "Coco," either. The MPAA rating of "Coco" is a PG meaning that any age of children can watch it, but parents are advised to watch with the younger kids. My final rating for "Coco" is 5/5 stars.