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“I don't know which way it'll go, but my guess, the family, the encanto, and the fate of the miracle itself, well, it's all going to come down to you."

Encanto, 60th Disney Animation movie released and It was truly a magnificient movie. The theme meant a lot to me, as I have felt this feeling my whole life & even now. People are not what they seem, no matter what you hear or get told about them, you don't need to have a specific gift to be able to exist & matter & make a difference.
I have lots of plans for this year and I hope you all will enjoy, 2021 was a hard and bad year for me, but we'll go all out this year. Thank you for watching.
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#Encanto #Bruno
Bruno tribute
*Music: Christoffer Franzén - So Much For Dreaming

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[slyfer]

We don't talk about bruno, no no....

[odststalker]

Bruno threw away YEARS of his life to protect Mirabel. That's an act of heroism

[TheGaroStudios]

Now I must see the film immediately.
Brilliant work!

[saadniloy]

The man suffered so much, hiding in the walls of the house just so he can see his family and have dinner with them without worrying them, he left and also came back just to protect his niece, fixing the cracks in the house for years while hiding from all. He was doing all these honorable things out of love for his family while everybody was making him the villain of the house. This man deserves much respect.

[elijahlasmarias]

The fact that Bruno was the one trying to hold everything together and fixed all the cracks makes him my favourite character.

[evilfox]

i swear Bruno is such an underrated character, shame such a cinnamon roll didn't get much screen time,
Beautifull work as always my men!

[enegmatixerebro]

My neice has been calling me Bruno mainly because I do wear a poncho my grandparents gave me and I have long hair now.
"We don't talk about me" is usually my response and she dances away singing

[ImJustDrowsy]

Love this, love everything about it, but we aren't supposed to talk about Bruno.

[RoboWatchgirl]

Bruno actually reminds me of Merlin. Yes, he can see the future. He also became a recluse to hide from the people who couldn’t accept his power. On top of all that, he’s a great mentor to Mirabel. His visions pointed her in the right direction. Therefore, Bruno is to Mirabel as Merlin is to Arthur.

[willrueb]

This film is very special and deserves more recognition. It tells the story of a family, the roles each member play, and how each of them completes what we call a home.

I definitely relate to both Bruno and Maribel.

[ela-nrnd]

bruno saving the mouse was so wholesome because he knows how much he loves it and cant let go

[supremeoverlorde]

This is a beautiful tribute to Bruno and Encanto! Thanks for sharing. Spoilers for anyone who hasn't watched:

Bruno has definitely cemented himself as one of my favorite Disney characters. He's made out to be this terrifying boogeyman by his family and the community, but he turns out to be the softest and sweetest person in the movie. His selflessness really stands out to me --- definitely the fact that he left to protect Mirabel, but even more so the fact that he came BACK to protect Mirabel. The part where he comes in riding on the horse at the end of the movie is one of my favorite scenes, because by that point, we all know how afraid he is to face his family. But it's like he never thinks twice --- Mirabel is his sister's baby and by heck yeah, he's gonna protect that kid no matter what. It's just so wholesome, I can't T.T

[Cilyra]

We're not supposed to talk about Bruno but you did in such a beautiful way!
He was by far my favorite character from Encanto and this felt hopeful, happy, and full of magic and wonder but also humanity, family...
What a wonderful piece in just 3 minutes on a character that has so little. This filled my heart, thank you so much !
Here's to many more years of Disney...

[scarletmoon]

I really don't know how you can twist such short footage of one movie and our favorite cinnamon roll but you did it again, and in such an artistic coherent way. Loved it once more

[iasonasedits]

I just finished watching Encanto and this video is just the perfect tribute to the movie. Your way of telling a story through a 3 minute video is remarkable. Cheers mate

[kiratheusagiisworkshop]

Bruno was the first to see that the family needed Mirabel but also that the family would do the same thing to her as they did to him if they saw the vision. Because like he and Mirabel says, they only see the worst in him despite him just telling them what he sees. They wouldn’t care the future had no set path and could go either way, they would see disaster and blame Mirabel and Bruno for it.
So the fact that he left his family for ten years to protect Mirabels future says a lot about him.

[furlycee]

Bruno is such a sweety. The fact that he loved his family so much after years of them treating him like he's a curse just breaks my heart. A true hero and truly good man that we should all be like and one of my favorite characters disney has made!

[stuffmewithpasta]

I feel like if Bruno had been in more of the movie, this would've served as an amazing trailer.

[katarina]

i’m always amazed how well you tell the story in such a short video
it’s incredible, thank you

[EyebrowsGaming]

Honestly, the character of Bruno speaks to me on a very deep level. Someone who struggles with something that is beyond their control (autism/Asperger's in my case) in a time before people understood it and the people who had it (I'm 28 now, diagnosed since age 11 or so), and that it is a hair-tearing pipe dream to try to make others understand.
Someone who only feels unwelcome and isolated when with their family because of that thing that makes them different: they try so hard to connect and empathise, but the people around them are not only unwilling but unable to undertstand why you're different, unable to to be willing to be different around you, demanding that you mold to their ideals and their world view. So you remove yourself from your family's space because you feel detrimental to them and the life they want to live in peace, without your presence causing them unnecessary problems.