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    patriciarubyceleno
    09.03.2022 • English • Junior High School

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    REACTION PAPER ABOUT


    ENCANTO MOVIE (200
    WORDS)

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    Encanto (2021)' is, for me, easily Disney's
    best film of 2021. It's vibrant, colourful and
    energetic from its opening moments,
    ultimately emerging as an utterly
    enchanting and enjoyable experience. It's
    full of life and passion, balancing its
    cavalcade of near-neon hues and fast-
    paced musical cues with some genuine
    character development and a strong
    underlying theme. Of course, the flick is
    highly derivative of similar fare, with its set-
    up and ultimate payoff feeling especially
    well-worn even within Disney's own
    filmography. The thing is, though, that just
    because it has been done before doesn't
    mean it isn't worth doing again, particularly
    if it is done as well as it is here. The piece
    packs quite a bit of emotional punch and
    manages to truly stick its cathartic landing,
    presenting a message that's relevant and
    resonant no matter who you are. It also
    includes a few innovations on the formula,
    primarily in that it doesn't really have an
    actual antagonist (though you could argue
    that the antagonist is societal and familial
    pressure born from generational trauma).
    The final few moments come incredibly
    close to undermining the entire point of the
    plot, but the piece is just about able to
    have its cake and eat it, too. It does this by
    avoiding the most obvious way in which it
    could undercut its central theme, instead
    opting to stick to its guns when it comes to
    the one element that really needs to be
    steadfast in order for its theming not to
    seem hypocritical. The picture is steeped in
    Columbian culture, which is a treat to see,
    and eludes to the violent displacement that
    many Columbian people have sadly
    experienced, allowing its genuine magic to
    be born from genuine tragedy. It isn't
    exactly dark overall - in fact, it actively
    reduces its more grim elements to near
    subtext - but it has a much deeper
    understanding of its central themes than
    you may expect. The flick is just a ton of
    fun, too. Its animation is downright beautiful
    at times, and its overall aesthetic is just
    really magical. Its musical sequences are
    spectacular, both in terms of their audio
    and their accompanying visuals, and they
    do a fantastic job of advancing the story
    while also providing an insight into the
    various characters they relate to. They're
    also just really enjoyable. However,
    because of their often overly complex
    nature (a symptom of the way in which Lin-
    Manuel Miranda writes almost all of his
    music), I can't see myself listening to them
    outside of the movie. They also aren't all
    that memorable. Still, it's worth noting that
    I've only seen the feature once and that the
    songs may grow on me over time. It's also
    worth noting that almost every character
    feels like a richly rounded individual,
    afforded just enough attention so that they
    stand out and appear to have depth
    without detracting from the protagonist's
    internal journey. A handful of characters
    are given proper arcs, which are satisfying
    and appreciated even if some are housed
    entirely within a single song, and the
    affable hero (who seems much older than
    fifteen, more like a young adult) is afforded
    the opportunity to grow over the course of
    the entire affair. Her journey is one of self-
    actualisation, and I like how the narrative
    frames her development through the way
    she is perceived rather than the way she
    actually is (mild thematic spoilers to follow).
    She isn't 'the chosen one' or anything like
    that, she's simply herself and that's all she
    needs to be. There's never anything
    'wrong' with her and she's pretty much
    always in the right; her journey involves
    both herself and her family learning to
    appreciate her for who she is rather than
    for what she can or can't do, something
    which ultimately applies to each member of
    the household (end of mild thematic
    spoilers). Again, this isn't groundbreaking,
    but it's a resonant and well-realised arc
    that's executed successfully enough that its
    culmination is actually quite affecting.
    Overall, this is a satisfying and entertaining
    animated musical. It's full of infectious
    energy and is just a blast pretty much from
    start to finish. It has a handful of plot
    problems I haven't touched on, but they
    aren't really worth mentioning because
    they have very little impact on the
    experience. It's a really enjoyable and
    enchanting affair that should make you
    smile and might make you cry.

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