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Coco (I) (2017)
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.
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Directors:
Lee Unkrich , Adrian Molina (co-director)Writers:
Lee Unkrich (original story by), Jason Katz (original story by), Matthew Aldrich (original story by), Adrian Molina (original story by), Adrian Molina (screenplay by), Matthew Aldrich (screenplay by)All Cast & Crew
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Lee Unkrich's first PG-rated film; the other films that he directed and co-directed previously were all rated G.
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Ernesto de la Cruz:
I have to sing. It's not just *in* me... It *is* Me.
Goofs
When Miguel's abuelita catches him in the plaza with the Mariachi, Miguel pushes the guitar back. The Mariachi puts his hands up to keep his sombrero on and between shots, the guitar flips over in his lap. In one shot, the neck is on the Mariachi's right hand--the position Miguel, facing opposite, was holding it in--and in the next, the neck is on the Mariachi's left hand, as if the Mariachi was about to play it.
Crazy Credits
The Walt Disney Pictures opening logo's music, the orchestral version of "When You Wish Upon a Star", is played in the Mexican mariachi style.
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Genres
Animation | Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy | Music | MysteryDetails
Release Date:
22 November 2017Language
English, Spanish
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USABox Office
Budget:
$175,000,000 (estimated)Opening Weekend:
$50,802,605 (USA) (26 November 2017)
Gross:
$209,726,015 (USA)
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