#encanto the movie

[sukusweetsb]

Y'all are missing out on

[whencartoonsruletheworld]

disney when they spend exactly $2 promoting their new movie and release it during a busy weekend and then it flops

[laynore-x]

Another normal day in casita.

[canonically47]

actually all the disney princesses who don’t have a romantic interest are aromantic. yeah yep all of them. elsa, merida, mirabel, so forth, all of them are aromantic. you cannot escape the aro beam

[cosmicredcadet]

All this aroace character shipcourse has proven to me that a majority of people that interact in fandom cannot actually interact with characters and media outside of shipping and genuinely I believe you need to learn how to interact with media outside of shipping.

[stydixa]

ENCANTO (2021) Dir. Byron Howard & Jared Bush

[ladymiraclewings]

Have this been done yet ?

[koko2unite]

movies from disney are like "generational trauma!! generational trauma!!! generational trauma!!!" while netflix are like "unloved?? here is an old guy he's your father figure from now on"

[cinelestial]

Disney’s ENCANTO released in theaters 3 years ago today

[snowbairdd]

You’re just as special as anyone else in this family.

ENCANTO (2021) dir. Byron Howard, Jared Bush

[weirdagnes]

thinking abt how Pepa must’ve been longing to be connected with people but couldn’t. like she wanted to comfort her siblings and her childhood friends when they were sad, but she gets sad too and she often gets them annoyed or sick with her rain. the only people who understood and was fond of her rains were Bruno and Felix.

she wants to help others emotionally, but people mistake her empathy as needing help so they end up comforting her instead (the opposite of what she wanted to do)

and it extended to her motherhood. sometimes she envied how Julieta’s kids were not hesitant to come to her when they get hurt, how much more normal Julieta is as a mother. she gets sad about the fact that her kids were more drawn to Felix than her when they’re upset.

she loves that Camilo learned to be so patient and understanding to her, but she also wished he didn’t only come to her to take care of her, but rather ask to be taken care of. That’s why their toddler years were the best (despite the most stressful) for Pepa, because they only saw her as a mother they didn’t hesitate to come to, not yet understanding the inconveniences of her gift and why they should walk eggshells around her.

everyone was afraid of triggering her storms, so they kept a considerable distance emotionally. it didn’t help Pepa’s case because she has a big heart but no one willing to share it with

[volleypearlfan]

A movie for every year I've been alive

[honeymariejai]

Abuela Mirabel! 🌟💖

[laynore-x]

--"Replaced Miracle AU"--🐆✨🕯️

An Encanto au where Antonio is now the protagonist without a gift, Mirabel is the outcast who left casita at the age of 15, and after Alma's death, Pepa was the new matriarch, but things didn't go well after that.

[stiffyck]

fun fact Pepa is actually my fav character however she pissed me off by being hard to draw so have bruno at least. hes very close second to pepa.

[heartsswirls]

‼️MOANA 2 CONFIRMED AHHHH‼️

I’M NOT CRYING YOU ARE 😭🫵