This is a Pixar movie set in Mexico. When Mexico or Latin culture in general gets depicted in Hollywood, it's usually a sad caricature of the real thing. Two recent high-profile shows come to mind:

1. Breaking Bad, one of the best TV shows ever, does a terrible job of this. The main bad guy is supposed to be from Chile (???) and his Spanish was beyond terrible. Everything else was about the same.

2. Narcos, a TV show filmed in Colombia about a Colombian drug lord, chose a Brazilian to play Pablo Escobar. You can tell he tried, but his Spanish is off in an Uncanny Valley kind of way. There are other questionable casting choices.

In a refreshing contrast, Pixar seems to have done it's homework. The clips look and feel like Mexico. And whenever a character says something in Spanish, it sounds like a native Mexican Spanish speaker. Looks great and at the same time very respectful to the culture. How refreshing!

Please don't be an elaborate prank.

I recommend reading the original story the movie is based on.

It's amazing what fans do. And to think that LucasFilm could just do it themselves and sell it for lots of cash.

I am pretty sure this is going to suck, which is too bad since the original is great.

A new trailer for Machete dedicated to the fine people of Arizona. Lots of Austin footage.

New trailer for Toy Story 3. I really like parts 1 and 2.

Fun to watch, 10 movie trailers recut to make the original look completely different.