Comparing Dios De Los Muertos And The Day Of The Dead

As a Hispanic, your culture means everything along with the holidays that go with it. The most popular holiday for Hispanic culture is Dias de los Muertos, or in English, The Day of the Dead. In the movies “The Book of Life” and “Coco”, they both create a story to tell people about the day of the dead, but Coco is a better movie to show what the holiday means to people. These two movies are both good movies to watch to learn about the Day of the Dead, with a lot of similarities. They are also two different movies with a lot of differences in them, along with differences in when and how they were made.

One of the biggest similarities between the two movies is the culture, that makes the movies what they are. They are both based around the Day of the Dead, one of the most popular and sacred holidays of Hispanic culture. In Coco, Michael accidentally breaks their families' memorial for the Day of the Dead, leading to him running away and getting sent to the land of the dead. His family tried to get him sent back to the real world, but he was too eager to find someone there. In the Book of the Life, Manolo is devastated after Maria's death to trick him into the afterlife, this led to Manolo and his family going through challenges to get back to the real world. In both movies it portrays the effect
In Coco, Michael is convinced that Eneresto de la Cruz is his great grandfather, leading to him going to the land of the dead to find him. Even with his family trying to get him sent back, he was dedicated to finding his grandfather. In The Book of Life, Manolo is tricked into getting sent to the afterlife by the god of the land of the forgotten, Xibalba, who made a bet with the god of the land of the remembered, La Muerta. Even though he is sent to the afterworld, he gets to reunite with his family and try to hop through obstacles to get back to save his