10 LIFE AND DEATH LESSONS FROM THE FILM COCO
Tagged as one of the Pixar’s best movie in years, Coco shines more because it’s conceptually and graphically outstanding. But the living and the dead will learn more from this film, that what divides love and hate is memory and forgetfulness.
Memories save memories. Forgiveness saves souls.
Families are made forever. They will love you from the day you first see the world until you meet them somewhere after death.
There are two roads for souls: seize the moment or die unhappily.
Death is natural and beautiful. After death is more exciting than we ever imagine.
There are two levels of death: when you die physically and when you die in the memories of people.
Just because they don’t support you doesn’t mean they don’t love you. You just have to understand where they are coming from.
Music is life. Music is death. We sing when we’re alive. We rock and roll when we’re dead.
Family is important But having family tree is mandatory.
The Day of the Dead is not black and white but colorful and magical.
It’s difficult to live but it’s harder to die without memory.
Coco
Directed by: Lee Unkrich and Adrian Molina
10/10
