After seeing 'Coco' yesterday, hearing nothing but great things about it and seeing the near-universal critical acclaim, from personal opinion (and many others it seems) it is right up there with the Pixar masterpieces. Have always loved Pixar, and really like to love most of their films (all three 'Cars' films and 'The Good Dinosaur' are my least favourites, and although the second 'Cars' had a lot of problems for me the third one is the only less than average one).Īs for favourites, they are all three 'Toy Story' films, 'Inside Out' and 'Up', love 'Wall-E' and 'Finding Nemo' as well. Reviewed by TheLittleSongbird 10 / 10 It is absolutely a celebration of a lifetime One warning, however, is that this film will very likely start you crying now and again.be sure to have some tissues nearby, just in case. Additionally, the songs, story and characters are all lovely. In addition, the scope of the images is just breathtaking.and a treat to see on the big screen. The CGI for this film is simply the best you'll currently find.putting it well above the quality of competing studios, such as Universal and Fox. Not surprisingly, this creates all sorts of problems.and Miguel is transported to the land of the dead. But after destroying his homemade guitar, he is unable to enter a music contest.so he decides to take one from the local cemetery. And, wouldn't you know it, but that's EXACTLY what the boy wants to become one day. Miguel is a nice little boy whose family, inexplicably, HATE music and insist he never can grow up to become a musician. The story is set around Día de Muertos, the Mexican Day of the Dead. I am very glad I saw "Coco" and understand exactly why it won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature, as it's terrifically entertaining, fun to watch.and quite touching as well. Reviewed by MartinHafer 10 / 10 What's not to like?!
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