10 things you probably didn't know about 'Coco

Last year, Disney and Pixar teamed up to release "Coco," a devastatingly beautiful movie about Mexican culture and the holiday Da de los Muertos. In addition to leaving theaters of people in tears, the vibrant and heart touching film earned $800.5 million in the box office and won an Oscar for Best Animated Film. Whether you've seen the film a dozen times or just one, relive the power and beauty of "Coco" through 10 facts about the movie you probably didn't know.The name was changed in Brazil.In Brazil, the title of "Coco" was changed to "Viva! A VidaUma Festa!" because the word "coc" means "poop". Naturally, you can see why Disney decided to change the title of the film in this country. The movie is more popular in China than in the US.Grossing $154 million in just four weeks in the Chinese box office, "Coco" was more popular in China than the US. For comparison, the Disney film earned $150 million in the US during its first month released.Coco" is Mexico's highest-grossing movie ever.Earning over $43 million in Mexico, "Coco" became both the highest-grossing animated film and highest-gross film ever in the country. "Marvel's The Avengers" previously held this coveted title.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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