Pixar has raised the animation bar again, with its most musical — and arguably most magical — film yet. If this is the afterlife we’re all headed to, don’t fear the reaper.
It may lack the ingenuity of their finest outings, but this is Pixar’s best film in ages. Visually splendid, frequently emotional and culturally nourishing.
Gorgeous, heartfelt animation from Pixar, resplendent in its love for Mexican traditions.
Not top-tier Pixar. But decent enough.
Deals with death and memory in a way that is both graceful and profound.
This is a charming and very memorable film.
A sumptuous, expressively animated film, as dazzling as fireworks.
It’s certainly a substantial improvement on recent misfires like The Good Dinosaur and last year’s barrel-scraping Cars 3.
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