Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good film, with a good story and animation, better than some that Pixar has released recently

I WILL RECOMMEND THIS MOVIE TO ALL THE FAMILY WHO WOULD LIKE TO WATCH TOGETHER MOVIES ON SUNDAY. EXCELLENT . THANKS

Bought this one to add to our Disney movie collection

Bluray+DVD+bonus features! I've been waiting for this discs for months after watching it back in November 2017. I bought the singing Miguel figure, soundtrack and finally the movie discs! Also the steel case looks great!

If you’re planning on buying this movie make sure to buy A box of kleenex to go along with it.

This is a must see. It has a great message and it’s also a great story. Let your kids watch this rather than those awful avenger movies!

My 2 year-old granddaughter and I love this film. So rich in color, tradition and culture, and rich characters. We’ve watched it over and over again.

This is a magnificent production and a great introduction to Mexican culture for youngsters.

Do yourself a favor and watch this. Don’t bother watching terrible superhero films.

Very cheap easy to play my kids love it even my dog set to watch with us

Great steelbook for an awesome movie! Love when they come with digital copies too!

A very excellent DIsney DVD. I really enjoyed the entire show.

It was very dangerous to know about this heritage and that's why I've given it four stars. From el Paso to a stock is very uber like.

An epic Disney Priduction for this new century From the USA, throughout our closest neighbor to the south, Mexico, throughout all of Latin America, China and the entire world this hit strikes a chord that is sung around the world and tries to bridge the the existential gap of the here and now an the afterlife. Great going Disney for delivering this delightful and entertaining ethereal view of the world and thanks to Best Buy for marketing and making this masterpiece in entertainment available. VGR.

This movie has become a family favorite. The graphics are beautiful but more importantly the story, it honors our culture and while I cried thinking about those I have lost, I will cherish this movie and share it genetations to come.

I bought this for a Christmas gift. I have to be honest, I have no idea who these characters are! All I do know is my grandson does and he was so excited when he opened it!! I always love everything I buy from you. Great products at affordable prices!

I do home theater, haven't been "out to the movies" for eleven years, matter of fact Journey to the Center of the Earth was the last film I saw in the theaters, getting off-topic. Our "movie" watching "TV" is a 75" Sony Z9D being driven by a X1000ES UBD player, running through a Z5000 ES amp. The visual rendering of this movie, simply put, are absolutely stunning in 4K. There are many elements of this movie that are pure art work, viewed on the right display. The sound (configured in 7.1.2), which is a very larger part of this movie is reference quality. It reminded us of the movie "Up", which ten years ago on Blu-ray was as good as animation gets. With all due respect "Super Hero" movies are great, however it's nice to see that movies like this that seamlessly combine all the classic elements that Disney/Pixar are known for are still being made, thank you.

Love this movie! It has a heartfelt message done only like Pixar can. I like owning my favorites so I don't have to subscribe to Disney+. It also comes with a digital copy so I can watch it on any device.

Disney has always been synonymous with great story telling, powerful artwork and animation, and having heart in most of their major films. Some of the great Disney movies have transcended time and are loved by different generations for that very reason. But then in 2013, Disney attempted to trademark "Dia de los Muertos", or Day of the Dead for one of it's upcoming movies, a move met with much deserved resentment and criticism from Hispanic writers, critics, and the public. To say that the Day of the Dead is the Mexican version of Halloween is incorrect. It isn't a holiday as much as a tradition which is embedded into the heart of many Mexican families to honor loved ones who have passed away. Disney's trademark attempt was an insult to not only the day itself but to millions of people who honor that tradition. That being said, Disney dropped the trademark, and did everything right since then to fix their mistake. Many of the people hired to work on Coco were Hispanic, and after their blunder they also hired Lalo Alcaraz, a political cartoonist and Disney critic, along with Octavio Solis and Marcela Aviles as cultural consultants on the movie. They went from possibly being boycotted to having great international and domestic success, turning many into believers including myself. The end result being a culturally rich and emotional movie that left tears in everyone's eyes. Unlike past Disney/Pixar movies I've seen, there are three layers of meaning integrated into this movie. The first layer is what every Disney story requires which are the characters, plot, visuals, settings etc. The second layer are the morals that Coco teaches, which any person watching the movie can learn from. These two alone are enough to call Coco a great Pixar movie in my opinion. However the third layer, which involves the integration of hispanic traditions and culture, is what makes this movie standout as special, memorable, and unique. As a Mexican-American, this movie holds a special place in my heart because so much of this movie feels real and familiar. From the family dynamic that Miguel shares with the family, to the chancla (sandal) smacking grandma, and especially because of the music, this movie feels saturated with Hispanic customs and way of life. It is obvious from the first scene to the last that Disney listened very well to their cultural advisors for this movie. Being a Mexican-American, I've learned that various aspects of Life, Death, and Family are handled and understood differently between all ethnicities, backgrounds, and cultures. Coco involves several scenes in a graveyard, shows relatives returning from the afterlife as skeletal versions of who they once were, and has Miguel racing against the clock to return to his family before dying. These are cinematic occurences which some may not want to watch or explain to their children. My suggestion for anyone who hasn't watched this movie and is not of a Central/South American background is to be prepared and be open minded. ​Though some parts of the movie could seem farfetched, myself along with all the Hispanic adults and children watching the movie in theatres were mesmerized to watch something you can identify with as a person and as a community. For many, this movie is all about seeing the world through another's eyes, and that's wonderful in itself. Ultimately, Coco is a fantastic movie worthy of the Pixar/Disney brand which every family should enjoy. Prior to release, my two concerns with the movie was that it would be a heartless Pixar version of the Book of Life, and that Disney would take advantage and exploit the Hispanic culture in a distasteful way. I'm glad to say that besides focusing on music and honoring the Day of the Dead , similarities ended between the two movies. I enjoyed The Book of Life, and had low expectations for Coco in comparison. The truth is (no disrespect to the movie or the people who made it) The Book of Life is enjoyable and relatable, not a cultural staple. Although both movies treated one of the most important Mexican traditions with dignity and respect, Coco's heartwarming interpretation will become an unforgettable treasure in the Hispanic community for generations to come.

The thing about Pixar that makes them such a powerhouse studio, is not the amazing graphics of their computer animated work, it is the detailed and heartfelt storytelling at the center of each film. Coco is about being true to yourself, finding your place in the world, holding on to your dreams, and the importance of family. It is warm, sentimental, insightful, hilarious, adventurous, and everything we've come to expect from a Pixar film. If you haven't seen it yet, take an hour and half and give yourself a treat. Whether you have kids or not, if you have a heart, you WILL enjoy this film.