Encanto but it's only Julieta

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[nicomoru]

I love Augustin so much, he's just a dork, especially that scene where he looks proud and then looks and sees Julieta worried and fixes his expression. I love them both I wish we saw more interactions with the two.

[theraven]

I just love how the healer married an accident-prone. It just makes sense.

[tartlynerdy]

Okay but imagine Julieta not being that particularly good at cooking when she first got her gift. However, she was an adorable little girl with a big heart for helping others so the town people would eat her food anyways because it could heal them and make Julieta feel good. Over time as her gift grew, her cooking improved, so those were considered double bonus to both family and the village. ♡

[leggidicomputer]

Julieta is so cute and sweet at the same time. Hope all can have a mother like her.

[funkycrawler]

Honestly, Julieta* (and Agustin*) literally RUNNING into a crumbling house to save their daughter AND telling her to forget the candle only to be pushed out because Casita was trying to save everyone made me BAWL because that just showed how good of parents they are and how much they loved their daughter. Wish more people talked about that scene.

[girli-with-an-i]

Altho I also really appreciate how Julieta seems to be the only one really addressing the actual trauma Mirabel went through when she didn’t get a Gift and Abuela’s treatment of her. I need more of all of these characters!!!!

[kfern]

I love that Julieta, being the healer, is very clearly the most loving and affectionate character. The power behind her healing gift, is all the love she has for EVERYONE around her. She literally "makes her food with love", as the saying goes. And that pure love is one of the greatest remedies. It's all tied together perfectly.

EDIT: Thank you all for 1.6k!! Never thought i'd get that many, haha

[yokaibuster]

We all love a supporting mother. She’s the best mom. Risking her life, comforting Mirabel..

I imagine in her childhood when someone got hurt, she would just shove it down their throat saying eat.

[koiivene]

Julieta seems to be the only one who is truly and honestly mindful of her daughter’s emotions and how she is painfully neglected by Abuela. She’s the most empathetic of the entire family and she loves her kids so much, whether they are gifted or not.

[jaysonjackson]

Notice she's the triplet with the most grey hair. Her gift is the one that takes the most effort. She gets up every morning and literally feeds a village. Respect.

[luisafernandaborja]

The “Ay, Agustin” gets me every time cause’ that exact tone is the one my mom uses with my dad when he does something dumb.

[anwenhanly]

Has anyone else noticed that Julieta is the only one who carries her own glass while Luisa carries everyone else's in the breakfast scene - it shows that she understands that just because Luisa can carry all of them doesn't mean she has to

Just thought it was a nice detail lol :)

[kent]

I realized that all the triplets are so expressive. They are extremely sensitive to feelings. Also she has such kind puppy eyes .Her eyes give off the same vibes as Dolores cute and big .

[rhamztajarros]

What strucked me the most is when Mirabel told her about the cracks, and she responded with "What I think is that today was very hard on you." She didn't invalidated her daughter with "you're hallucinating" or "you're wrong", she knows her daughter is so pure hearted that she won't ruin the night just because.

[queendeborah]

4:02 this scene stood out to me so much even though it’s so brief. Augustine may be a bit of a dork but he still had the courage to stand of to his mother in-law even for the sake of his kid, even if he was a little afraid of her. I appreciated his character a lot more afterward.

[anapaulagoncalves]

i love the fact that Augustin always gets hurt in any way and then Julieta heals him the same way that Felix is always calming Pepa they literally complete each other.

[sweethysteria]

4:38 rather off topic, but can we talk about in what seemed like The Casita’s final moments, it prioritized saving the family.
It’s legit “last” moment was protecting Mirabelle

[afrahalrady]

2:50 made my heart drop.Julieta best mother making her daughter happy

[VolframSzabados]

Encanto really needs more movies or a series. I'd love to see how Julieta, Pepa and Bruno's childhood was. How did Abuela deal with 3 magical kids on her own? Especially Pepa, her powers are chaotic

[censyramirez]

You guys don’t understand how much I adore the “Ay Agustín” that’s such a Latino expression