Disney Encanto Little Golden Book (Disney Encanto)

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The three men discussed their common experience of having large extended families, and decided to make a musical film about a large extended family with a dozen main characters. Film 's Josh Spiegel thought Encanto included a mixture of formulaic aspects from many of the previous Disney and Pixar films, and failed to make them unnoticeable. Having Isabel and Luisa's points of view really add to the story and help see more of the internalized stress that's been caused by Abuela's expectations that subsequently leads to the failure of the magic. Isabela’s perspective offers a glimpse into her attitude and seeming perfection that the movie couldn’t do, making her much more likable.

I even liked in the end how some of the others expressed how they wished they could be themselves more, particularly Pepa. Outside, Luisa discovers that her gift is weakening, and Mirabel reassembles the tablet and sees a picture of herself with Casita cracking behind her.Mirabel, Isabela, Luisa, Alma and Bruno have been the most discussed characters, with Bruno being associated with neurodivergent family members. For Encanto, Disney Animation initially hired African-American choreographer Jamal Sims, who insisted on immediately hiring Colombian-American dancer Kai Martinez as the film's animation reference consultant. Encanto was the "hardest film" to date for heads of animation Renato dos Anjos and Kira Lehtomaki because they were asked to fully develop a dozen characters, as opposed to other animated films which primarily feature two or three characters out of a large cast. I love this movie, and I enjoyed this novelization a lot - more than the junior novelization version.

The book is not bad but all Characters are really mean and there is almost nothing of the family warm from the movie. In this adaptation of the Disney movie ‘Encanto’, we get not only Mirabel’s perspective, but also Luisa’s and Isabela’s perspectives as well.Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, many crew members worked together remotely for over a year and did not meet each other in person until Disney put on a socially distanced outdoor screening of the final version of the film.