Encanto

2021
A/i/fig
1h 42min

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7,2/10

284 mil

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Wilmer Valderrama, Angie Cepeda, María Cecilia Botero, Carolina Gaitan, Stephanie Beatriz, Diane Guerrero, Adassa, Ravi Cabot-Conyers, Rhenzy Feliz, Jess Darrow, and Mauro Castillo in Encanto (2021)

Walt Disney Animation Studios’ “Encanto,” is the tale of an extraordinary family, the Madrigals, who live hidden in the mountains of Colombia in a magical house, in a vibrant town, in a wondrous, charmed place called an Encanto. The all-new original film features the voice of Stephanie Beatriz as Mirabel, an ordinary 15-year-old who’s struggling to find her place in her family.

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Computer Animation Pop Musical Animation Comedy Family Fantasy Musical

En Colombia, una joven lidia con la frustración de ser la única miembro de la familia que no tiene poderes mágicos.En Colombia, una joven lidia con la frustración de ser la única miembro de la familia que no tiene poderes mágicos.En Colombia, una joven lidia con la frustración de ser la única miembro de la familia que no tiene poderes mágicos.

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PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb

7,2/10

284 mil

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Ganó 1 premio Óscar
- 58 premios y 86 nominaciones en total

Bruno
(voz)

Mauro Castillo

Félix
(voz)

Jess Darrow

Luisa
(voz)
(as Jessica Darrow)

Angie Cepeda

Julieta
(voz)

Carolina Gaitan

Pepa
(voz)
(as Carolina Gaitán)

Diane Guerrero

Isabela
(voz)

Wilmer Valderrama

Agustín
(voz)

Rhenzy Feliz

Camilo
(voz)

Ravi Cabot-Conyers

Antonio
(voz)

Adassa

Dolores
(voz)

Maluma

Mariano
(voz)

Rose Portillo

Señora Guzmán
(voz)

Noemi Josefina Flores

Young Mirabel
(voz)
…

Juan Castano

Osvaldo
(voz)

Sarah-Nicole Robles

Señora Ozma
(voz)

Hector Elias

Old Arturo
(voz)

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7djurrepower

fastest 3rd act in the wild west

Somehow I feel like this movie isn't finished. I see a lot of great work, and good ideas. But the story feels unfinished. This is most notible when we have the highpoint of the conflict in the last scene of the 2nd act. And this conflict is resolved the very next scene. And I can't help but feel that this story had so much more to explore. I could have seen this movie surpas coco, with it's more original story, but alas.

7/10: great but had so much more potential.

6pisceschick-00175

I probably expected more

It was cute. Mostly entertaining but I got bored many times (maybe because I'm an adult and this is geared toward kids). I heard a lot of great things and people told me to watch it but I didn't really love it. I don't see myself watching it again anytime soon. I think I expected too much also because I absolutely loved Coco and it's one of my favorite films.

6atariimiau

Missing something at the end

I absolutely loved all the characters, the songs, the animation, the concept, literally EVERYTHING was perfect.

BUT and this is a really big but, it felt so rushed since the moment the house breaks down, it just feels like they run out of ideas for the ending or something, which really sucks because it just left me with the feeling of, "this is a great movie, but this is also a very bad movie"

7lee_eisenberg

"No one is youer than you." - Dr. Seuss

I interpreted "Encanto" to mean that one's strength is not determined by traditions or other people's understanding of strength. Strength is about knowing the ethical thing to do, even if it challenges tradition.

And of course, it's good to see the depiction of a woman who isn't defined by her relationship to a man. Impressive movie.

6KiParvizi

Great Soundtrack, Not-So-Great Storyline

Though I usually tend to love Disney films, I felt "Encanto" fell short in terms of its plotline. It's a bit of a slow starter, which contributes to my fairly mid rating. However, whatever the storyline lacked, the soundtrack gave double. You won't be able to get these songs out of your head (and I'm okay with that)!

It's a hit or a miss. You either love it or find it on the lower end of the Disney spectrum, but either way, it's not a terrible film... It just could be better.

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Curiosidades
The conversation between Abuela and Mirabel towards the movie's end happens in a multi-colored river. Although it seems more like a visual element of the film, the fact is that such a place exists in Colombia. It is called Caño Cristales, and it is one of the most beautiful places in the country. It is in the Department of Meta, inside a remote national park. Although it can be visited, a special permit is needed, and only a few people can visit each year.

Pifias
When Mirabel and Agustín are talking in the nursery after Mirabel finds Bruno's vision, Dolores overhears their conversation that the magic is in danger. However, with her gift being superhuman hearing and proving that she could hear Luisa's eye twitching all night, she should have heard Alma talking to Pedro that same night and mentioning that the miracle is in danger.

Dolores is clearly able to make selective hearing choices as a matter of sanity, as otherwise the entire world of sound would be a big, maddening, constant cacophony to her. The usually unflappable Luisa suddenly exhibiting any sign of stress is a unique enough development to become a focal point on its own.

Citas
Mirabel: [climbing the stairs in Bruno's room and getting increasingly exhausted] Welcome to the family Madrigal. There's so many stairs in the casa Madrigal. You think there would be another way to get so high 'cause we're magic, but no. Magical. How many stairs fit in here? Bruno, your room is the worst!