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[hailey]

"Carlos can dance!"

Not an exaggeration. Cameron Boyce was one of the best disney stars ever period. May he rest in peace. <3

[sammi_melo]

Hannah: "wow carlos is an amazing dancer" Me: * bursts into tears *

[granthenrypanganiban]

"Shut up, Audrey"
The one line I've always wanted to say the entire trilogy

[ultima]

“And I really wish that you hadn’t gotten there yourself.” That has got to be one of the most powerful lines in a Disney movie.

[LadyOMyth]

Yeah, to say Cameron Boyce, the actor for Carlos, was a good dancer isn't an overexaggeration in any way. It was one of his many traits as an actor. He was truly talented in every sense of the word. May he rest in peace.

[gracegallus]

It gets even more dark when you remember that some villains were brought back from THE DEAD to be banished to the isle…

[cypherarcade]

“i bet they kiss at the end of this”

*doesn’t kiss till the end of the second movie*

[JoCamp]

I love Lonnie talking about moms making cookies and talking things out, because I like to imagine that Mulan, beautiful badass that she was, also has the depth to have the domestic mom vibes Lonnie talks about. although I also think Shang (assuming we're going off the Disney movie couples here) would totally have Kitchen Dad Vibes. now, I do realize that this movie kinda throws a LOT from the movies aside (EQ fell off a cliff and was crushed by rocks.. Maleficent had a sword through her heart and turned to soot) but I am very upset that we never got to see Mulan herself.

[meganshaw]

According to the Descendants novels Carlos’s mom used to treat him so badly that she made him sleep on the floor of her closet (which was also his room) and told him scary stories about dogs in order to control him.

[catarinawaldon]

In an interview, Dove said during the “Like Me” scene she was like freaking out inside cause Kristen is such an idol to her. And getting to sing with her was a dream.

[izzyjohnson]

Alternate title: “Hannah psychoanalysing Disney villains and their kids in descendants”

[tsunami.man]

Side bar: I love how Jay has ALWAYS been so protective and supportive of his sisters (Evie and Mal). He’s so ride or die. Any man that causes problems, he’s RIGHT there to defend them.

[rominaaguilar]

Fun fact: Dove Cameron is actually a fan of Kristin Chenoweth and considers her one of her inspirations, so being her daughter on two musicals (Descendants and Hairspray Live) is such a huge thing for her :))

[halelamram]

For those here who didn’t read the first book, Mal and Ben had weird dreams about each other since before they even met and that is why in the movie they looked at each other like that when they met, not because they liked each other but because they saw each other’s faces in their dreams and that is what made them start to like each other.

It has nothing to do with the video I’m just saying it cuz that look never made sense to me until I read the book.

[caramelbloom]

That scene between Mal and Evie talking about their parents awakened something in every single kid with emotionally abusive parents, aka me

[stephaniedaum]

after i watched this movie, every single time i try to spell “ridiculous, ” that one song always, without fail, pops into my head. i don’t think i’ve watched this movie more than once.

[murybury]

I love how Hannah is constantly just like “y’all need therapy”

[arelisanchez]

Carlos was the real spotlight of EVERY dancing number.

You should continue reacting to the franchise!

[kerrissherrard]

Is it bad that I almost burst into tears every single time i see Carlos? and its been 3 years- I still cannot believe he's gone

[danisarmi]

Given Disney's track record with "family is everything, you should love them no matter what" movies, I really apreciate that they did the villains as lousy parents the kids had complicated relationships with, but that the royals weren't always good paarens either. There''s many kids out there that really need a "ypu're not your parents and it's not your fault they don't love you" message. Also, making Audrey a mean girl and Chad an ass also makes it a "your upbringing isn't a clear mark of who you are" message, which I also love