Being a Colombian I can tell you that it was set in a perfect way. The colors, the cultural diversity, the music that represents us, the typical foods, the personalities, everything. You could even say that the background on the violence is very well done. In Colombia we have a big problem that is forced internal displacement, so much so that we are the number one country in this. The fact that they gave a few little moments about this conflict ... brought me to tears, but I really appreciate it. It is the perfect tribute to my beautiful land. I loved it. In addition, I feel that it is very easy to connect with the characters and give each one a little development, considering that there are so many. I have a little criticism for the movie though. I feel like a little more explanation was needed as to why Mirabel could not receive the miracle when she was a child and the specific reason why Casita was cracking. Maybe they could make it a bit longer to explain this, but overall I liked it. Pd: Lin Manuel Miranda never disappoints, I'm his fan 4eveeeeer

I think the message of the movie is rendered more important and urgent by the fact that so many adults simply don’t get it. The story is beautifully told, but in a society obsessed with being successful the metaphor about the gifts flies over most heads.

A cute movie but the more forgettable from Disney this year. Definitely shouldn’t win best animated film. It’s mostly just loud and sort of uneven. With Mirabei randomly bonding with family members. I have seen the movie again since then and it has grown on me more.

Like a forgettable Thanksgiving dinner, there was a lot going on but not as much drama as you expected. This is basically a soundtrack album because there are a lot of decent songs but there isn't really any conflict. In the absence of a 'bad guy', the film lacks grandeur and stakes. Each problem that pops up is resolved in a couple of minutes so there is little here to hold the interest of anyone who's successfully graduated puberty.