REVIEW FILM – COCO (2017)
Name : Anindya
Citra Anggraini
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Class : 6PBI1
Remembering people who was death is a necessity for
the family. Since, basically they still alive, but only it’s different nature.
The director, Lee Unkrich, succeeds
in making the audience feel fascinated of the plot offered. It’s an engaging
and touching with the great spectacle about dream, tradition, memories, and
generation gap. This movie has been released on Nov 22nd , 2017 .
As usual , Pixar studios can make the audiences
suprised, just as with this movie, Coco. The theme of this movie is dead, by
taking the setting in de los Muertos. Coco is a vibrant film of
Disney / Pixar studios that shows the tradition of the Day of the Dead in
Mexican. All the family members are obliged to remember the death family members by placing their
photos in their house.
Coco is conveiced on classic lines, certainly, it has the
rarest things in any movies. The end of this movie was so amaze. The story
began from a kid, named, Miguel. He lives in a small town with his extended
family, including his great-grandmother, Coco. Miguel desire to become a
musician such as the celebrity singer Ernesto De La Cruz who became a star and legend before being
crushed to death by a falling bell in 1942. But, in fact, his dream contradicted with his
family’s wishes. His family opposed his dream, wanted Miguel to keep join in
the family’s trade : making shoes. They are very dislike with musics for
decades, even just hearing or seeing the street musicians were not allowed.
The reason is became from the Coco’s father, a vagabond musician who ran out on a young wife
and infant daughter to chase his musical dreams. Therefore, the family has
sworn never to have anything about musics, thus, has even torn him from the
family photograph. Evidently, it has a big impact for Coco’s father. He can’t
be entry for the Day of the Dead when he departed come back for a visit.
The complex dynamis of Miguel’s family led him to death’s life, and encourage
him to prove the truth about who the real Ernesto
De La Cruz is. On the other hand, Miguel needs the blessing from his late
ancestor to return home.
So, for me, this
movie also has the powerful themes of teamwork, perseverance in gaining dreams,
gratitudes of anything that God has given. In addition, this movie can
encourage the audiences to love their family more, and always blessing their
dreams of.

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