I agree. This was probably the film's best trailer yet.blackcauldron85 wrote:^ That looks amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! It's going to be such a beautiful film, too!!!! I don't know how some people are not excited for this- it looks just as good as anything Pixar has put out!
Really great music though! Anthony's voice is beautiful! 
I think there will be more songs, but maybe these are the only ones sung by the characters in the film.blackcauldron85 wrote:Those are all great! Do you think these are the only songs?
That has always confused me. At first I thought both directors were equally important, as it should be according to the meaning of the word. But then I noticed one was referred to as the director and the other(s) as co-director(s). I understood one was the main director and the other(s) had an inferior position, but I didn't understand why they used the term that way, so I began to question if I really knew what the word "co-director" meant. Now, thanks to your explanation I know it wasn't strange I was confused.Sotiris wrote:The way the studios under Lasseter use the term "co-director" is not only incorrect but plain stupid. The prefix co- indicates association between equal parties. If there's more than one director, then all of them are by default co-directors. You can't label the one as a director while the other as a co-director. The way Disney uses it makes it seems like the prefix co- indicates an inferior position when it doesn't. And all of this nonsense because they have an inexplicable aversion to the very common and widely acceptable term "assistant director".
You poor thing. Disney's making you doubt yourself.D82 wrote:Now, thanks to your explanation I know it wasn't strange I was confused.
There were no indications that anything was changing to Gran Fiesta Tour when I rode it...I wonder if they do a Coco overlay, if it'll be after the movie premieres, and they'll decide if it does well to put in the ride...? It only took about 3 months for the El Rio Del Tiempo to change to Gran Fiesta Tour, but we're already in mid-September, so that's why I'm guessing if there is a change to the ride, it'll be after Coco comes out.On the rumor front, the concept of Coco taking over Gran Fiesta Tour in Epcot is once again gaining steam. Martin reported on this WDWMagic thread (http://forums.wdwmagic.com/threads/very ... st-7872867) that it looks like this long-rumored overlay to Mexico’s boat ride is likely to happen, and will be somewhere on par with Gran Fiesta Tour (but smaller than Frozen Ever After) in terms of scope.
Assuming this rumor has some veracity to it (and I will, since Martin is reliable), I think the questions become: 1) whether this one probably hinges upon Coco‘s box office success this fall; and, 2) if the movie is a hit, and the attraction is green-lit, does the Mexico pavilion see a bigger redesign (and removal of gift shops) to free up queue space, and also potentially make the attraction more elaborate?
My guesses: yes to both questions. I suspect that Coco will be a hit. If it is, integrating its characters into a boat ride with virtually no queue will be a recipe for disaster.
the design of that flying panther sure looks familiar...really wish they would have used a feathered serpent or some other magical native Central/South American creature than something that's already been seen on a Disney Jr. show.
Yes, this version is really good. I also think I like it more than the one in the movie. Regarding Benjamin Bratt's performance, he mentioned in an interview he had never sung professionally before, though he received training for this role. I think he does a decent job, but not good enough for a character that is supposed to be one of Mexico's greatest musicians of all time. I don't know why they didn't cast someone who could sing for a role like this, or at least hire someone else to do the singing voice.Sotiris wrote:^Oh, I much prefer this version than the one Benjamin Bratt sings in the movie. I like that they lowered the tempo and how they altered the orchestration. Rivera's voice sounds better than Bratt's too. I wonder if we'll get a Latin pop version of the song in the end credits too.
Source: http://pk.ign.com/movies/18219/preview/ ... al-journeyOne of the songs played for the press was an original creation that will be heard well into the film, and it would give away too much information to say how and why it fits into the story. However, this piece of music was apparently created by the citizens of the land of the dead who had no family left to remember them. Therefore, they’ve created their own family and culture in the afterlife.
