Sentences with phrase «land of the dead following»

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The rollicking adventure involves a culturally rich trip to the Land of the Dead, a young boy who wants to follow his dreams, and some catchy music along the way.

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Not exactly top - tier Pixar, Coco follows Anthony Gonzalez's Miguel as he enters the Land of the Dead and embarks on a quest to track down his great - great - grandfather.

True to the studio's reliable history, COCO features not one but two lovable sidekicks: Hector (Gael Garcia Bernal), a goofy skeleton who guides Miguel toward his destiny but who has somber secrets of his own, and Dante, a slobbering dog who has followed Miguel from the real world into the Land of the Dead.

Bolstered by the «do whatever is necessary to follow your dream» motto of his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt), Miguel seeks to prove himself in a talent contest but his unorthodox means of obtaining an instrument catapult him and his dog Dante into the Land of the Dead, where he meets not only Hector (Gael Garcia Bernal), a good - natured con - artist, but many of his forebears, including Mama Imelda.

Desperate to prove his talent, Miguel finds himself in the stunning and colorful «Land of the Dead» following a chain of mysterious events.

The Land of the Dead and its skeletal inhabitants are gorgeously animated, at once impossibly ornate and easy to follow onscreen.

Following his heart and love of a famous, late musician named Ernesto de la Cruz (Benjamin Bratt), Miguel learns of an amazing link between him and his favorite musician that leads him to an adventure in the Land of the Dead.

What: Pixar's Día de los Muertos movie follows a 12 - year - old boy, Miguel, on a musical adventure into the Land of the Dead.

The dead are very much alive in Disney - Pixar's lighthearted new trailer for «Coco,» the upcoming animated family film that follows aspiring musician Miguel into the otherworldly Land of the Ddead are very much alive in Disney - Pixar's lighthearted new trailer for «Coco,» the upcoming animated family film that follows aspiring musician Miguel into the otherworldly Land of the DeadDead.

«Coco» follows Miguel, the young aspiring musician, who ends up in the Land of the Dead with his trusty dog, Tati.

Dante is a breed of dog called the Xoloitzcuintle, or «Xolo», better known as the Mexican hairless dog, and he befriends the boy named Miguel in the movie following him to the land of the dead.

Dawn of the Dead is the second chapter in the four - part series created by Romero in 1968 with Night of the Living Dead, later followed by Day of the Dead and Land of the Dead.

Pixar's latest film Coco, based on the Mexican holiday of Día de Muertos, followed a young boy named Miguel who, while pursuing his dream of becoming a musician like his idol, Ernesto de la Cruz, finds himself in the Land of the Dead, where he will unlock a family secret and learn the meaning behind this celebration.

What follows is a series of events so familiar that they leapfrog right over cliché and land in the realm of «classic,» a search for a seemingly good girl caught up with some very bad men that wouldn't be out of place in a Philip Marlowe novel, were it not for a plot point involving the dead girl's cellphone.

On a similar note, our friends at Scream Factory have set The Poughkeepsie Tapes for release on Blu - ray / DVD Combo on 10/10, followed by George Romero's Land of the Dead on Blu - ray only on 10/24.

The first of these is that instead of ring outs Dead or Alive has an electrified area around each arena that causes a nice explosion, promptly followed by a spasming body flying into the air, if a character happens to unfortunately land upon it.