Disney Pixar unveiled a new trailer for its upcoming animation movie 'Coco' on Thursday. This time around, viewers are in for a treat in the Land of the Dead.
The entertainment giant revealed an all-Latino voiceover cast of the movie on Wednesday, which is a first in Disney history. A new poster with the protagonist Miguel, his dog Dante, and the dead(s) looking up at them was an added bonus.
In the new trailer, Miguel strikes the chords of the guitar of his icon, Ernesto de la Cruz, on Dia de Los Muertos (Day of the Dead. James Bond deja vu!) Because of the magical powers of the guitar and the enchanting day, Miguel and Dante get sent to the Land of the Dead.
This is where he meets his great-grandmother, Mamà Coco and her dead friends.While in Land of the Dead, Miguel also meets a trickster named Hector and together they set off on journey to find Ernesto and then get back to his family in his home town Santa Cecilia.
Co-directed by Lee Unkrich of Toy Story 3 and Adrian Molina of Monsters University, Coco's voiceover cast includes rookie Anthony Gonzalez, Golden Globes-winnet Gael Garcia Bernal, Benjamin Bratt, Renee Victor, and Ana Ofelia Murguia among others.
The musical adventure is set to hit theatres in India on November 24, 2017.
Watch the trailer here -
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