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Coco

These statues are kind ofclassic Aztec death imagery

Coco • 2017
These statues are kind ofclassic Aztec death imagery

Full Transcript

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I didn't care if I was on their stupid ofrenda
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Hey chamaco It's okay It's okay
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I told them I didn't care
Available in 10 languages
Duration
6 seconds
Views
121
Timestamp in Movie
01:10:09
Uploaded
Jan 17, 2026
Genres
animation, adventure, comedy
Production
Pixar,Walt Disney Pictures

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Movie Summary

Aspiring musician Miguel, confronted with his family's ancestral ban on music, enters the Land of the Dead to find his great-great-grandfather, a legendary singer.
I won't try to say their names because they are very difficult to pronounce, and I don't want to say them wrong, but these sculptures are kind of inspired. - Coco 00:09
I won't try to say their names because they are very...
Hector! - Coco 00:43
Hector!
We had a lot of different versions of this scene, where Miguel would finally figure out who Héctor actually was, and Héctor figured out who Miguel was, and it took place in different locations. - Coco 00:13
We had a lot of different versions of this scene, where...
We had a version of the movie at one point where Héctor was a tour guide in the Land of the Dead, and he had his own bus. - Coco 00:08
We had a version of the movie at one point where Héctor was...
And we had a whole scene where Miguel went and found him kind of passed out on his bus. - Coco 00:07
And we had a whole scene where Miguel went and found him...
And this... - Coco 00:06
And this...
But in the end, we realized we needed to put them in a situation where it was utterly hopeless for both of them, and it was only in that moment of utter hopelessness, that this new revelation could blossom. - Coco 00:14
But in the end, we realized we needed to put them in a...
Are you kidding A minute ago I thought I was related to a murderer - Coco 00:07
Are you kidding A minute ago I thought I was related to a...
This was one that, you know, we always knew the pieces that had to go in there, but there was the revelations about de la Cruz, there was the family revelations, there was Remember Me. So much had to fit into this scene, that it got rewritten a lot - Coco 00:19
This was one that, you know, we always knew the pieces that...
Where did you get this? - Coco 00:14
Where did you get this?
UNKRICH: On that note, we should give a shout-out to another writer we worked with on the film named Matthew Aldrich, who was with us for the first few years of crafting the story, and a lot of his work is in the finished film, and he really helped us on - Coco 00:19
UNKRICH: On that note, we should give a shout-out to another...
- We're... - Family? - Coco 00:06
- We're... - Family?
And then, Adrian, when you came on and started writing it, you were able to really take a lot of these disparate ideas that we had, but we couldn't quite figure out how to make work. - Coco 00:10
And then, Adrian, when you came on and started writing it,...
And you helped kind of cinch it all together and made it make sense. - Coco 00:05
And you helped kind of cinch it all together and made it...
MOLINA: A lot of this heart, these moments like Héctor singing the song, you know, the unholy act where Miguel steals the guitar. - Coco 00:08
MOLINA: A lot of this heart, these moments like Héctor...
A lot of these tentpole moments were in there from the very beginning, and that came from Matt. - Coco 00:07
A lot of these tentpole moments were in there from the very...
UNKRICH: We knew from very early on, that we wanted to have this duality between the way that de la Cruz sang Remember Me and the way it was originally meant to be sung. - Coco 00:12
UNKRICH: We knew from very early on, that we wanted to have...
When we first started working with Bobby Lopez and Kristen Anderson-Lopez, the songwriting duo who wrote the songs for Frozen, and lots of other things, we've been friends and fans for many years. - Coco 00:14
When we first started working with Bobby Lopez and Kristen...
This was the first thing we talked to them about, was this notion of a song serving two purposes, and we talked about it at length, and they went off and they wrote Remember Me, and had demos for both of these versions, kind of the upbeat showy ver - Coco 00:22
This was the first thing we talked to them about, was this...
I don't think we changed it at all. - Coco 00:16
I don't think we changed it at all.