September 24, 2020 10.7k votes 1.6k voters 176k views
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Vote up the details from 'Coco' that make you un poco loco.
It'd be tough to trust anyone if they didn't cry at the end of Coco. This feat from Disney and Pixar was a well received love letter to an entire culture, illustrating what it means to celebrate Día de Muertos. These small but meaningful details prove why Coco might be Disney's best in years.
Between the neon colors and fantastical architecture in The Land of the Dead, there are a ton of hidden details and Easter eggs to discover. Vote up the most impressive details fans found in Coco!
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The Creators Honored Their Loved Ones In The End Credits
In Coco (2017), Héctor spends the movie with torn clothes and without shoes. It's only at the end when he is welcomed back to the Rivera family that his clothes are clean and has access to the family's legacy: shoes.
In music, rubato indicates a more fluid tempo that allows the musician to speed up and slow down for greater expressivity within the piece, though without altering the overall tempo. Together, the meanings of the word add up to ‘stolen time,’ which is exactly what has happened to Hector.
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The Bricks Making Up The Sidewalk Are Shaped Like Bones
In Coco (2017), Marigolds are the only living plants in The Land of the Dead. During their preliminary research trips to Mexico, the filmmakers learned that marigolds play a huge role in Día de Los Muertos: guiding the spirit of a loved one home.
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The Year The Rivera Family Started Their Business Is The Same As Disney
