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10 FAVOURITE NEWLY RELEASED MOVIES I WATCHED THIS YEAR

IDK there’s something about this that seems so…

favorite mcu dynamics: tony stark and natasha romanoff

I was blown away by the response to my first post about this! (Read the first part here!) I went back through the two books and wrote down every tiny thing I could find. I think I won’t have any more until Disney releases a new book about Encanto, which hopefully they’ll do soon!

• Pepa and Agustín call Mirabel “Mira.”

• Bruno, if not the rest of the family, is Catholic (he crosses himself when meeting Antonio’s jaguar.)

• Abuela is considered the heart of the Encanto.

• Casita grows and expands to fit all the family members.

• Agustín and Félix are very close and are constantly talking.

• Isabela sometimes thinks it would be nice if she didn’t have a gift.

• While they’re both twenty-two, Isabela is older than Dolores.

• Antonio snores.

• The last time Abuela hugged Mirabel was before her failed Gift ceremony.

• The roof is Mirabel’s favorite spot in Casita.

• Casita likes being touched.

• Agustín is a pianist.

• Isabela always carries a handkerchief.

• After Luisa got her gift, she spent the rest of the night doing tricks with it for the townspeople.

• Luisa doesn’t care what she wears as long as it’s comfortable.

• Isabela drinks café con leche.

• Luisa’s ears turn red when she’s embarrassed.

• The man who told Luisa that the donkeys got out is named Señor Rendon, and he’s described as “sometimes careless.”

• Three other townspeople are named Señora Ruiz, Señora Flores, and Señora Uriarte.

• Luisa never took naps before the events of the movie, believing that “nighttime is for sleeping, daytime is for getting things done.”

• Casita is very gentle when playing with the younger Madrigals.

• Isabela never gets in trouble.

• Isabela thinks Mirabel and Camilo are too old for toys.

• Abuela and Señora Guzmán have a somewhat tense relationship- described as a “battle of politeness.”

• Mirabel’s palms sweat when she’s worried.

• Luisa loves bright colors.

• Mirabel sneezes around things like sand or dust. Or salt.

• Félix rarely worries about anything.

• Isabela has a pond in her room filled with water lilies.

• Camilo and Pepa are both able to pick up and carry Antonio. Antonio especially likes to ride on Pepa’s shoulders.

• Isabela never wears her shoes on her bed.

• Luisa has panic attacks.

• While Isabela doesn’t love Mariano, she does hope to marry someday.

I could make this short and say the entire movie but I just really love talking about Encanto.

Toñito’s little “I need you.” I would do anything for this precious child.

When Mirabel’s door disappears, the music that underscores that hAD NO RIGHT

The part in Waiting for Miracle when the family is all around Mirabel looking at her with adoration, just….all she wants is to be recognized and cherished.

The section of Surface Pressure towards the end after the bridge when everything comes down on to Luisa, and her voice goes soft. I want to hug her so bad.

The goddamn plate

“You left…to protect me?” Tears.

“When I finish saving the miracle, I’m bringing you home.” Her determination, his soft look, I’m crying on the floor.

That second after Abuela says “I don’t know why you didn’t get a gift, but that is no reason for you to hurt this family,” to Mirabel, and she responds “I will never be good enough for you…will I?” It hurts in the most horrible way.

“Bruno didn’t care about this family!” “He loves this family. I love this family!” This entire scene just seizes my heart in a death grip. Crying and throwing up.

After casita falls, you can hear Pepa say “No, don’t cry, Antonio.” WHY IS HE CRYING WHY AM I CRYING

All of Dos Oruguitas, but specifically when Pedro kisses his triplets, then Alma, and sacrifices himself. The way she falls to the ground in anguish. The lighting. The score. Everything.

“I asked my Pedro for help…Mirabel, he sent me you.” :’) I’m dead at this point

Just the fact that Bruno, after ten years of being absent from his family and fearing the wrath of his mother, comes in on horseback to defend his niece, putting all the blame on himself because he could not stand for Mirabel getting hurt anymore.

“Brunito.” She’s so happy to have her baby back in her arms, I can’t.

“To watch our little girl grow.” “She takes after you.” PLEASE I want what they have.

“We see how bright you burn.” Warm color family appreciation. The harmonies are so good. The way they look at Mirabel.

“You’re the real gift.” STOP IT

“Abre tus ojos, what do you see?” “Me…all of me.” SHE IS FINALLY SEEN, not just by herself but by her family! They look at her with so much love!