What are the most tear-jerking details in "Dream Travels"?

Weston 2021-10-18 09:31:35

The detail that touched me the most is that at the end of the movie, the hundred-year-old Coco has all white hair, but still wears the same two braids as when he was a child. When he was reunited with his father in the underworld, he was just as innocent as he was when he was a child. While holding "Dad", Dad kindly took her by the hand. Although she looked older than Dad, the picture did not violate the harmony at all. I think, no matter how many years have passed, or even a great-grandmother, you can always be a child in front of your father.

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Coco quotes

  • Mamá Imelda: [to Héctor; after Miguel reveals that Héctor didn't abandoned her, but was killed while trying to come back to her and that Ernesto took Héctor's portrait] I will never forgive you...

    [suddenly smiles]

    Mamá Imelda: But I will help you.

  • Ernesto de la Cruz: [after Héctor is taken away by security for attacking Ernesto after learning the truth about his death] I apologize, where were we?

    Miguel: You were going to give me your blessing.

    Ernesto de la Cruz: Yes, uh, si. Miguel, my reputation it is, ah, very important to me. I would hate to have you think...

    Miguel: That you murdered Héctor, for his songs?

    Ernesto de la Cruz: Ha ha. You don't think that, do you?

    Miguel: I... no. Everyone knows you're, the... the good guy.

    Ernesto de la Cruz: [Ernesto looks at Héctor's photo, and then puts it in his pocket]

    Miguel: Papa Ernesto, my blessing?

    Ernesto de la Cruz: [Ernesto looks at Miguel's marigold petal, and then crushes it into powder] Security, take care of Miguel. He'll be... extending his stay.

    Miguel: [as he is taken away by security] WHAT? BUT I'M YOUR FAMILY!

    Ernesto de la Cruz: And Héctor was my best friend. Success doesn't come for free, Miguel. You have to be willing to, do whatever it takes to... seize your moment. I know you understand.

    Miguel: No, NO!