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“We began Coco with a simple thing: a love note to Mexico, for all the beauty of the people, the traditions, and the depth of love that is inside Mexico,” character designer Alonso Martinez stated in an interview. The film’s events take place over the course of the famed Mexican festival Día de Muertos, and that is what the filmmakers built the spirit of the film around.

The first film, as with virtually all animated films, ended on a wholesome note, with Miguel returning to the land of the living, restoring Hector’s legacy and having him reconcile with his great-great-grandmother Imelda, finally closing the film with performing for all his relatives, living and dead, with the ban on music from his family lifted. As is custom here, we go out on a limb predicting what the sequel could possibly entail for us after a heartwarming end to the first one.

Are they making a brave 2 full#

Pixar too has had both hands full with ‘ Incredibles 2’, ‘ Toy Story 4’ and now ‘Soul’ releasing back to back, so it can’t be too tough to see why there hasn’t been much word on a ‘Coco’ sequel, but then again, if there is something that film commerce has taught us, it is that something of a lucrative property like ‘Coco’ is bound to have a sequel, sooner or later. Now, the resounding success that ‘Coco’ was would normally warrant a sequel, but then again, despite being one of the biggest film producing companies on the planet, things tend to move slowly for Pixar, which is also part of the reason for Pixar’s films being technically flawless, virtually.Īs a result, and owing to Disney’s slate of upcoming releases being increasingly crowded with the Mouse House now owning roughly half of the entertainment industry itself, there currently has been no word on a sequel to the hit film. It sure is nice that Pixar never fails to amaze us with these sequels that they've done over the years, a sequel to Brave for instance could as usual accomplish things that were unaccomplishable with Computer Animation in 2012 and feature more known Scottish Actors then we saw in the first film.‘Coco’ ended its glorious box office run with close to $800 Million, much of it coming from Mexico, and later, went on to rock the awards season too, with BAFTAs, Golden Globes, and most notably, two Oscars: the first, the supremo, the Best Animated Movie, and the second, for Best Original Song, ‘Remember Me’. One of those films from after Disney acquired Pixar in 2006 that could use a follow up one of these days is Brave, nice it would be if we saw more to Merida then we've seen already, like if ever she were to gain a love interest, not to mention gaining new ranks with new duties like we've seen with Other Disney Princesses when their stories continued. Films from after Disney's acquisition of Pixar could also use follow ups at some point in time as I stated in this other petition of mine: Throughout the 2010s, long awaited Pixar sequels had finally arrived, all of which so far have only been for films from before Disney acquired Pixar in 2006.