Pixar has done it again!

Rating: 9/10 (28 October 2017)

Let me start of by saying that as Mexican born and resident, I found this movie very respectful and honest about our culture. So, watch it without any guilt! "COCO" tells the history of Miguel, a music- loving boy trapped on a shoe maker family that happens to hate music for generations, this is because his great-great grandmother was left by a musician. After breaking his family rule of "no music" he embarks on an adventure through the world of the dead. This is Disney at its finest, a powerful movie with a powerful message, even though I found it to be more on the WDAS territory, it is clearly a Pixar trademark. I cannot speak about the voice acting in general since I watched in Spanish, but for that matter the cast was very well developed here in Mexico and they made a wonderful job on that department. Gael Garcia's did same voice as in the English version at least I can say that he did a very nice job as Hector. The only thing I didn't like about the movie (And the reason I subtract 1 star out of the 10 maximum) was the third act, which I found It to be very cliché with a very, very old trope found in lots of movies and even regular TV shows and cartoons (I ain't going to spoil anything), but don't worry, it is compensated with the rest of the movie which I found it be very clever and emotional all the way through. And of course! As an old Disney-Pixar tradition this movie is one hell of a Tear-Jerker so don't forget to bring your tissues to the theater. I'm sure you and your family will enjoy this movie so go see it, you won't regret it.