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Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that Coco 2 is on the way from the house of the mouse – and it has caused a strong reaction from fans.
While many feel the sequel is ‘unnecessary’ others were pained at how long they will have to wait for it, as it won’t be released until 2029.
‘While the film is just in the initial stages, we know it will be full of humor, heart and adventure,’ Iger said, during the annual shareholders meeting. ‘And we can’t wait to share more soon.’
The 2017 Pixar movie introduced a generation of kids to 12-year-old Miguel, who dreams of becoming a musician in spite of his family’s generations-old ban on music.
Miguel travels to the mystical Land of the Dead to unlock the real story behind his family history.
But it seems even die-hard fans of the movie have been left dismayed at the prospect of another movie.
Disney CEO Bob Iger announced that Coco 2 is on the way from the house of the mouse
He made the announcement during the annual shareholders meeting setting a release date for 2029
Over on Reddit, fans expressed their feelings about the announcement.
One wrote, ‘Oh noooo!! It ended perfectly! Why do they have to keep going for more $$ and messing things up?!’
Another fan responded, ‘Remember when Inside Out 2 became the highest grossing animated film of all time. That’s why.’
A third person expressed, ‘Pixar is focusing too hard on sequels. Pixar took away the wrong lessons from the COVID-era films doing bad.
They continued: ‘Onward did bad because it was too close to the shutdown. Then put all the good films on Disney+ only (Luca, Soul and turning red) and then Lightyear (which sucked and flopped) in theaters so now we can only get sequels :/
‘Also wish more people had seen elemental. Such a cute film that deserves more love.’
Someone else asked ‘is nothing sacred,’ while another said, ‘James Cameron approaching a chalkboard somewhere. Writes an “S” Cocos.’
‘Coco 2: Remember Me?,’ referenced the fact that Miguel’s grandmother died in the original film (as well as the title of the Oscar winning song from Coco), promoting someone to write, ‘How many times are they gonna kill that woman?’
‘While the film is just in the initial stages, we know it will be full of humor, heart and adventure,’ Iger said. ‘And we can’t wait to share more soon’
The 2017 Pixar movie introduced a generation of kids to 12-year-old Miguel, who dreams of becoming a musician in spite of his family’s generations-old ban on music
Fans reacted to the news with two main thoughts
The first was that Coco is a perfect film that doesn’t need a sequel and the second was disbelief at how far in the future the movie is coming out
Miguel travels to the mystical Land of the Dead to unlock the real story behind his family history
Over on X (formerly Twitter), fans mostly reiterated the fact that Coco didn’t need a sequel.
One fan wrote, ‘It ended perfectly! Why did they have to keep going for more $$$ and messing things up.
‘This isn’t needed,’ someone else said, while another fan echoed, ‘Out of ideas.’
‘The original is a perfect standalone film, there is no need for a sequel,’ someone else shared what is a theme in the comments.
Another fan said, ‘It is your last great original project. Don’t screw this up!’
Coco won two Academy Awards for best animated feature and best original song for Remember Me.
Coco (2017) also won a Golden Globe, BAFTA and Critics Choice award for best animated film as well as beat song for Remember Me from the Critic Choice awards.
Coco made $210.4 million at the domestic box office, and $814.6M worldwide. Deadline notes that $189.2 million was from the Chinese box office, which is no longer screening U.S. films.
Over on X (formerly Twitter), fans mostly reiterated the fact that Coco didn’t need a sequel
One fan wrote, ‘It ended perfectly! Why did they have to keep going for more $$$ and messing things up
Beloved voice actress Ana Ofelia Murguía, best known for voicing the fan-favorite character Mama Coco passed away at the age of 90 in 2023.
The National Institute of Fine Arts and Literature (NIFA) announced the devastating news on X (previously known as Twitter), on New Years Eve of that year.
‘With deep sadness we regret the sensitive death of the leading actress Ana Ofelia Murguía, who was part of the stable cast of the @CNTeatromx of #INBAL and whose artistic career was vital for the performing arts of Mexico,’ NIFA revealed.
