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Similar to how Pixar’s “ Coco” paid tribute to Mexican culture, “Encanto” holds many nods to its Colombian roots, from the use of flowers and animals specific to the regions to crafting songs that incorporated their respective countries’ musical palette. In both stories, the matriarchal abuelas have to also go through an emotional journey just as much (if not more) than the younger protagonists in the movie. It’s an interesting development to see both Pixar and Disney Animation move into the world tour phase of their storytelling, but I hope they avoid repeating each other in thematic and narrative elements. Encanto (2021) follows the story of the Madrigal family who inherit magical gifts from their home from the realm of Encanto. However, their youngest daughter, Mirabel, is the first member of the family to not receive a gift from the Encanto. Mirabel learns that the magic is fading from the Encanto and must go on a journey to find out what is happening, and what it means for her family. Grierson, Tim (November 15, 2021). " 'Encanto': Review". Screen Daily. Archived from the original on December 1, 2021 . Retrieved January 9, 2022.
Denise (November 16, 2021). "New "Encanto" PhotoPass Magic Shot Available at Disneyland Paris Through November 28th, 2021". Mousesteps . Retrieved February 5, 2022. Luna, José María (December 27, 2021). "Making Disney's Encanto was an act of cultural defiance". Polygon . Retrieved April 18, 2022. Travis, Ben (November 15, 2021). "Encanto". Empire. Archived from the original on January 9, 2022 . Retrieved January 9, 2022.Not even Jared Bush, one of the film’s two directors, expected Bruno to be the breakout song. Speaking over Zoom from Los Angeles he shakes his head with disbelief, grinning: “What’s happening now, the Bruno song, the fact that it’s taken off and everyone wants to sing those parts …” He pauses to take it all in. “There’s no way I’d have thought that’s the song that would go kerchunk. I love it so much, but it’s a complicated song that requires context.”
Much of the credit for the sunniness of Encanto goes to Stephanie Beatriz, who supplies Mirabel's voice. [Her comedic skills from her work as Rosa Diaz on Brooklyn Nine-Nine are] put... to dandy use here, with quirky line readings and a playful wit that's biting but never mean. Her Mirabel is so self-effacing and funny that it's easy to root for her."When compared to its rivals, Disney Plus does things differently. In one test, Hulu showed about five minutes' worth of commercials in one 22-minute episode of Bob's Burgers. HBO Max's Our Flag Means Death has episodes that run for about 30 minutes. The platform ran one 25-second round of ads at the start of the show, and two more ad breaks for about 30 to 45 seconds each. Netflix shared that it airs roughly four to five minutes of ads per hour of content, and during my test, many of the commercial breaks lasted for 75 seconds each. Disney Plus is averaging about 2.5 minutes of ads per piece of content. Disney Magic Kingdoms ( Gameloft) (March 10, 2023). "Update 68: Encanto | Event Walkthrough". YouTube.
Pedersen, Erik (March 9, 2022). "VES Awards: Dune& Encanto Lead With Four Wins Each; Foundation Tops TV – Full Winners List". Deadline Hollywood . Retrieved March 9, 2022. Dolores is the quiet second grandchild of the Madrigal family. Because she has hearing so advanced she can literally hear pins drop on top of the noise in her normal environment, she doesn't like to talk much herself. She has a hard time keeping the secrets that she hears with her powers.
When events at the dinner start spiraling out of control, Dolores, in a panic, blurts out that Mirabel found Bruno's vision, and she was in it and she was going to destroy the magic and they were "all doomed". Mirabel Madrigal: Mirabel is Dolores' youngest cousin. When Mirabel goes to ask her if she heard anything about the miracle, Dolores tells Mirabel the only person worried about the miracle is herself, as well as the rats squeaking loudly in the walls. She then tells Mirabel to go ask Luisa, as she has heard her eye twitching all night before. When Mirabel puts together Bruno's broken vision and Agustín finds out, he says they can't tell anyone about it until after the proposal dinner. Unfortunately, Dolores had heard everything about the vision. With a small whisper she says, "I know", squeaks, and hurries away. Mirabel tells Agustín that Dolores will tell everyone, and soon enough, everyone knows about the vision, including Abuela Alma. After the house collapses, Dolores helps search for Mirabel when she runs away, visibly saddened at being unable to find her and presumably guilty for revealing her role in Bruno's vision.
Aguilar, Carlos (November 25, 2021). "With 'Encanto,' Stephanie Beatriz Finds Yet Another Voice". The New York Times . Retrieved February 15, 2022. If you wish, you can edit the list of movies to remove some or even add your own additional choices. Enjoy spinning the wheel of Disney films and have fun watching the ones that you choose. Early in production, Dolores' gift was originally to heal people through her food, however, it was given to Julieta, due to her more maternal personality. [7] As Encanto 's story evolved, the writers and story artists considered Mirabel's motives and imperfections. The film's draft plot depicted her desperately searching for a gift, but the crew realized she would have grown past this. Bush stated that her hope to be noticed, rather than an adventure for a magical gift, felt considerably more relatable. The plot and family connections were eventually written around this motive. [13] One version of the film featured Mirabel narrating until the start of the third act, in which Abuela Alma's point of view would be shown; this concept was scrapped because it was regarded as too distracting. [14] Voice [ edit ] Stephanie Beatriz, the voice of MirabelAccording to USA Today, many Latino millennials wanting to end generational trauma hope to do what Mirabel does: confronting the problem's source and the person who is causing pain. [66] Polygon writer José María Luna drew comparisons between the people of Colombia and Mirabel, stating: "We're a country of Mirabels, all struggling to figure out how to fix these evils that seem like our birthright." [67] Marcela Rodriguez-Campo, a Colombian academic, believed that casting Mirabel, a non-white, mestiza heroine, as the primary character was a crucial decision. However, Camilo Garzón expressed concern that when a non-white figure is inspirational, there is a risk that the character may become representative of a whole culture, as was the case with Moana and Coco (2017). [68] Accolades [ edit ] Colangelo, B. J. (November 23, 2021). "Encanto Star Stephanie Beatriz On The Most Challenging Part Of Singing A Lin-Manuel Miranda Song [Exclusive]". /Film. Archived from the original on January 27, 2022 . Retrieved January 27, 2022.
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