A first-rate original animated feature from Disney...
“Coco,&#34; a Pixar animated feature, is about Miguel Rivera (voice of Anthony Gonzalez), a 12-year-old boy in Mexico whose greatest desire in life is to be a musician like his idol, the mid-century legend Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Brett). But Miguel’s great great grandmother was abandoned by her musician husband, and the Rivera family has enforced a policy against music evert since. Instead, each subsequent generation has gone into the family business of making shoes.<br /><br />The themes are familiar in movies geared to kids — follow your dreams, be true to yourself, reach for the stars. But Miguel meets his ancestors on the Dia de los Muertos —  the Day of the Dead —the annual festival where the deceased can come back to the land of the living, but Miguel cannot return without the blessing of a deceased family member. While he searches for a dead relative, he meets Hector (Gael Garcia Bernal), long dead and almost forgotten, whose only wish is to cross over and see his daughter one last time.<br /><br />Miguel’s adventure teaches him that there are things more precious than one’s dreams. Following them too hard can transform a person into something unpleasant. The film is about honoring one’s elders and honoring the contributions they make in our lives.<br /><br />The subject matter is more adult in nature than typical kids’ films, and it requires a degree of maturity for youngsters to grasp all its nuances. Pixar has produced a series of unimpressive sequels recently that lacked the originality and cleverness of “Coco.” It’s gratifying to see an original animated feature in the same league with “Toy Story,” “WALL-E,” and “Finding Nemo.” With dreamlike animation and traditional folk songs, “Coco” reflects care by the filmmakers in depicting Mexican culture and history. This adds authenticity to a quest tale about redemption, understanding, and forgiveness.<br /><br />There are over 2 hours of bonus materials on the 3-disc Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack, including audio commentary, deleted scenes, several behind-the-scenes making-of featurettes, and trailers. A digital copy is enclosed.
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