In 'Coco,' Death Is the Point - The New York Times

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in Coco The film contains certain themes and content which would ordinarily be banned in China. Reportedly, the Chinese censor board members were so touched by the film that they made an

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Why You Cried at the End of 'Coco' - The New York Times

Why You Cried at the End of 'Coco' - The New York Times

In Coco (2017), Mamá Coco remains old in afterlife. This is Pixar Studio's way to advocate suicide at a young age to enjoy your afterlife in the best body shape. : r/shittymoviedetails

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In 'Coco,' Death Is the Point - The New York Times

Coco movie review & film summary (2017)