Did You Know In COCO…

The death of Ernesto del Cruz when the bell falls on him marks the seventh villain to die in a Pixar movie. This comes after Hopper’s death in 1998’s A Bug’s Life when he is eaten by birds, Syndome’s death in 2004’s The Incredibles when he is sucked into the turbine of a plane, AUTO’s death in 2008’s Wall-E when he is “relieved on duty”, Charles Muntz in 2009’s Up when he falls to his death, Mor’du in 2012’s Brave when he is crushed, and Thunderclap in 2015’s The Good Dinosaur by drowning.

Movie: Coco

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[ceition]

every other villain: chopped up, crushed, fell to their death

auto: *windows power off*

[thatmemedog]

auto never died. he just got turned off. he can literally come back if someone presses that button again

[js-yh]

I remember that bug life death.
Honestly traumatic

[lulu_]

i never realized how brutal some of these deaths were jezz💀

[bigbabybrent]

No one is gonna talk about the brutal murder of the I in the beginning of every Pixar movie. The lamp that just non shalontly stomps on him

[firstcanonkill]

Mordu’s death always fucks me up. He was just like Merida mum. He was someone who didn’t know what he was getting into. And now he’s just a beast, a dead beast.

[SpiceIsNice]

Wow Pixar really does find the most sadistic ways to kill people in their movies.

[Loserlamowannabe]

I still think the most brutalist death in Disney is when the villain from princess and the frog literally gets sucked into hell- (p.s after seeing Tarzan I still don’t know what one is worse-)

[t.o.toonstubetwo.]

Pixar makes amazing villains, especially ones that seem realistic for the setting there in.

[microphonejacket]

Auto didn't die. He was never alive.

[sidneyhasnohorses]

The UP death was shocking as a kid watching in the theaters. I remember it making my heart jump, the was the closest real death that was shown in an animated movie I had seen.

[mrblahbah]

Technically auto wasn’t a villain, it was just an AI doing what it was programmed to do, it didn’t have any free will

[AC._]

The Bell that killed Ernesto De La Crus got a double kill

[sharonwilliamsalaw]

Now I Realise Pixar has brutal deaths

[nokia]

back when they had the balls to make a cohesive plot with heavy-ish concepts

[collinevans]

He didn’t die, he’s already dead. His Skelton is just trapped under the bell until he gets freed or some how forgotten

[ririgamingsquad]

For some reason UP death gave so much anxiety and fear as a kid, especially just being in the air and falling so far down

[davilillo]

Thunderclap didn't actually die. The director said that he survived

[AlexPlayz]

Disney And Pixar: We Keep Things Family Friendly, Sometimes Cringe But We Can Still Handle It
Also Disney And Pixar: *BRUTAL DEATH SCENES*

[Roboticwhale]

Bro found the 144p McDonald’s security cam footage