re: Anyone planning/want to see Coco?

WALL-E can just as easily be about the harms of big government and socialism from a political perspective. While protecting the environment is the low hanging fruit, the people of earth got into that position thanks to a globalist, socialist structure and were trapped in that same structure on the Axiom with the illusion of choice. The captain wasn’t the captain. And the passengers only thought they were choosing a lifestyle.

The characters are Mexican because that’s where the story has its roots. They’re a product of the story. It’s not like they’re illegal immigrants and Muslim terrorists. Ffs.

That’s like saying Moana, Brave, Frozen, Sanjay’s Super Team... anything without all white, American cast is “virtue signaling”. That’s extremely ignorant.

I want to see Incredibles 2 if that helps

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Because it’s a film about Mexicans in an era where Mexicans are victims and white people are bad according to liberals

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Ok, point out the bad white people in this movie. I feel very certain that will have no part in this film. Mexico just gives you a lot to go off of as a culture. Was Ratatouille racist or xenophobic for showing France? Hey from an anti-French perspective, it would be insulting to call them anything other than cowards.

This is from a studio of high thought that possibly made the best conservative movie of the century so far in the Incredibles, and Ell put forth an extremely viable conservative message for WALL-E. It also largely threw San Fran under the bus for Inside Out. It’s not a studio guilty of Leftist messages and more tells people that life is deservingly hard, but this is how you can overcome it and be a better human being at the end.

It’s way better than most animation studios that say “you are special and awesome, and anyone who doesn’t see that is a bigot and evil.” If Pixar has a character with a shortcoming (like say Nemo or Flik), then you have to work hard and be held to the same standards as others. I think Pixar has largely been one of the more traditional and conservative studios in Hollywood.

Well, if she was, they didn’t go all out on her look. Almost like how some people didn’t notice that’s Russel was Asian. But that’s my point, Pixar isn’t known for adding “minorities” for the sake of it. So creating a whole movie about a Mexican folklore simply because of the current attitude in America is completely ridiculous. Especially when these stories/movies take many years to get made. ETA: Idea was first pitched in 2010.

Yeah, it’s Pixars longest production since WALL-E, which was 10 years. There have been whispers of this film since 2013 and they were jabbering up a storm about it. From Pixar, that tends to be a good sign.

You said you couldn’t judge Brave because you haven’t seen it. But you can judge Coco without seeing it? This isn’t about disagreeing. It’s about your ignorance.

Good catch. Forgot about that guy.

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Someone doesn't like something you like and you go all out everytime huh?

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You’re saying it’s all racist identity politics shite. I have significant evidence on the contrary. Sorry if it all points in my direction and I feel like going in detail.

1. Wasn't talking to you
2. Feel free to enjoy your massive obsession with kid movies, don't know why my opinion bothers you so much