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I can see my girl. Ernesto, remember the night I left? That was a long time ago. We drank together and you told me you would move Heaven and Earth... for your amigo. Well, I'm asking you to now. Heaven and Earth? Like in the movie? - What? - That's Don Hidalgo's toast. In the de la Cruz movie, El Camino a Casa. I'm talking about my real life, Miguel. No! It's in there. Look! DON: (ON TV) Never were truer words spoken. This calls for a toast. To our friendship! (LAUGHS) I would move Heaven and Earth for you, mi amigo. But in the movie, Don Hidalgo poisons the drink. - DON: Salud! - DE LA CRUZ: Poison!
Coco
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MIGUEL: Tia Victoria? He doesn't seem entirely dead. - (GRUNTS) - He's not quite alive either. We need Mama Imelda. She'll know how to fix this. Oye! It's Mama Imelda. - She couldn't cross over. - (ALL GASP) - She's stuck! - On the other side! Tio Oscar? Tio Felipe? - Oh. Hey, Miguel. - (BOTH GASP) I have a feeling this has something to do with you. But if Mama Imelda can't come to us... Then we are going to her. Vamonos! (DANTE BARKING)
Coco
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Wait. What happened? He's been forgotten. When there's no one left in the living world who remembers you... you disappear from this world. We call it the final death. (STAMMERS) Where did he go? No one knows. But I've met him. I could remember him when I go back! No, it doesn't work like that, chamaco. Our memories, they have to be passed down by those who knew us in life... in the stories they tell about us. But there's no one left alive to pass down Cheech's stories. Hey, it happens to everyone eventually. Come on, de la Cruzcito, you've got a contest to win.
Coco
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My friend, you're being forgotten. - And whose fault is that? - Hector, please... Those were my songs you took. My songs that made you famous. What? If I'm being forgotten, it's because you never told anyone that I wrote them! That's crazy! De la Cruz wrote all his own songs. You want to tell him or should I? Hector, I never meant to take credit. We made a great team, but you died... and I only sang your songs because I wanted to keep a part of you alive. Oh, how generous! You really did play together. I don't want to fight about it. I just want you to make it right. Miguel can put my photo up, and I can cross over the bridge.
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