Did you know this about ENCANTO

Did you catch these details in ENCANTO?

#movielogic #moviedetails #encanto

[MusicLover-rzvx]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate the love that Agustin has for his daughters and how it is shown in even the little details? I loved when he stood up to Abuela when she was wanting him to share information to protect the family and he was all, "I was protecting my DAUGHTER." He is so amazing.

[corruptedyoshi]

Fun Fact: In Encanto when Camilio says “seven foot frame” it a reference to the painting that Bruno was hiding behind

[SonicThePoly-Hog]

Another fact: Dolores only covers her ears when there is loud noise. Like the fireworks and the thundering.
Edit: 2 reasons why Dolores could hear Bruno and knew he never left. Reason 1: she can obviously hear everything. And reason 2: Her room/door is right beside Bruno's secret place he's hiding at.

[luver]

Anyone notice that Dolores always talks quietly until Mirable put the door knob in the casita? She started talking more loud and proud.

[manenkoff]

The pattern on Luisa's dress isn't unique to just her. Each family member has a pattern on their clothing to represent their "gift".
Luisa - barbells
Isabela - flowers
Dolores - sound waves
Camilo - chameleons
Julieta - mixing bowl on chest, hand with palm up towards wheat and what might be hearts on the pockets
Pepa - sun earrings, sun neckline, lightening bolt hem, subtle rain drops on dress
Bruno - hour glasses
Antonio - animals on vest, striped shirt to represent the stripes on animals
Abuela & Mirabel - butterflies that represent change and also tie them each to the casita, the miracle, and each other through the symbolism of the butterfly

[bmlhbbu]

When Camilo is shifted into Dolores, Alma says "Camilo, stop pretending to be Dolores so that you can get seconds!" Dolores always gets seconds because she knows Bruno is there, the seconds are for him!

[ToxictEyes]

And I have another one! In the scene where Mirabel and Bruno are talking about how his vision can save the family, notice how they’re talking right outside of Dolores’ room, once again proving that she was always able to hear Bruno.

[alegria]

Actually, according to the art book, Pedro (then called Pablo) died in 1900 (during La guerra de los mil días), and later Alma says that it was 50 years ago. They are in the 1950's, according to the makers of the movie, they visited small villages that looked like they were 100 years ago, so they decided to use that to make it timeless.
The references are just references, they are just anachronic and maybe explained by Bruno's powers (even if the music doens't make sense, since his visions are visual)

[avika]

If you look closely on mirabel's dress, you will see the candle which represent abuela, a rainbow for Tia pepa and more things for her family showing her love. She also has many butterfly as the movie also has many butterfly. You will see that everyone exept mirabel have something on there dress which represent their gift. Like Tia pepa has the sun earings, Isabella has flowers, luisa has the weights on her skirt but mirabel doesn't has a gift so she has many things on her representing her family or else she must have something that should represent her gift.

[juancabardo]

Another amazing little detail is the number 3 appearing so many times in the movie.
Abuela has three kids, Pepa, Julietta, and Bruno. Pepa and Julietta had each three kids as well. I doubt this is just a coincidence, and maybe it was put on purpose.

[darlingkitty]

Pepa’s side of the family wear’s warm colors while Juielita’s side has cool colors 🤷‍♀️

[TheDuelManiacs]

Actually, the movie is very subtle but it's very specific when it's set.
The violence that Alma and Pedro were fleeing was the Colombian civil war of 1939. Presumably they were a few years into the fighting before their town got raided, and the film takes place 50 years after - plenty of time for the triplets to grow up. Therefore the movie takes place anywhere from 1989-1991.

[hawaiianbanana]

Y’all ever notice that when Dolores is singing during the “We don’t talk about Bruno” song, you can see bruno in the background walking on the second story.






He even starts bobbing his head during the last two lines of her verse.

[christaspirit]

Did you notice that when Augestein is playing the piano, Luisa is looking stressed out. Later, we find out that she would have felt weak right before that!

[lulus.audios]

Another thing:

In “we don’t talk about Bruno” during the mashup dinner scene, while everyone is setting the table mirabel is actually spotted on the right side walking by, checking her purse, then walking away in the doorway

[kaleb]

“Name one thing we didn’t notice in Encanto that is not in this video.”
When Bruno knocks on wood, he is trying to prevent his bad predictions about the future. Example: “I predict that bad things will happen to Cecilia (one of the kid audiences in The Family Madrigal). So he knocks on wood for hoping that his bad predictions will not happen.

[phy]

Kids: This is Mexico
Everybody else: It’s Colombia

[shrom]

I just got to say that it is not some time after 1988
when we learn about Abela's origins what happens was based on a real event
in Columbia called the thousand days war which happened in 1899 and by then Abuela
had her children which are 50 years old during the movie so if you add 50 to 1899 you get
1949 when the movie takes place

[ElizaHamilton]

Wait a minute…but did you catch *this* about Encanto?

Of course Bruno’s acting out a World Cup from the 90s, and of course he’s acting out a telenovela. It’s because he can see into the future. He’s acting out things that are in the distant future. The very distant future, since Encanto takes place in a time where folks don’t have TVs (or telenovelas) and they don’t have radios.

[Lmn_shrk]

"Someone who isn't to happy"

Dolores smiling WHILE covering her ears