Luca

Luca was a very cute, sweet, and funny movie with a very cool nostalgic feeling. The animation was exceptional; very visually beautiful and stunning, the water especially was just gorgeous and so well done. The writing was superb, loved the sweetness and simplicity of just a solid story about friendship and the themes of friendship, loving yourself, and not judging people based on their appearance were very well done. Jack Dylan Grazer and Jacob Tremblay's performances and chemistry were outstanding. Also the music was lovely. One of my favorite animated movies I've ever seen.

"실렌시오 브루노!"내가 나라면, 이 곳이 이 곳이라면, 지금 바로 최선을 다해 헤엄쳐!한 명은, 한 마을은, 어쩌면 나를 품어줄지도 모르니까240611 (3.5)-1. 서로를 괴물이라고 생각하는 육지생물과 해양생물. 다르다는 건 무서운 거고 그래서 필요없는 싸움이 생긴다2. 이탈리아를 상징하는 것이 많이 나와서 재미있었다 .파스타, 젤라또, 에스프레소, 피노키오, 오토바이, 자전거3. 부모를 잃은 알베르토를 어떻게 알아보고 자식을 잃은 줄리에타 아버지가 정을 줬는지 뭉클

This movie has excellent animation and good voice acting, however, this kind of plot has been done so many times before, and better I might add. Still, the movie itself does provide enough entertainment to keep the interest of the audience for the 98 minute runtime.

Looks cute initially, but very boring and predictable story. Picks up towards the end a little, but not by much. It's a mix between Findong Nemo and Cars, set in Italy.

I thought Reya was showing the lack of inspiring writing coming out of Pixar these days but this is a new low. Rip off Little Mermaid, remove 95% of what made that a classic, add every coming of age story cliche, add 1 dimensional characters, wrap it in Nickelodeon level animation, add the worst written zero dimension cartoon bad guy in history, poke it full of massive plot holes to save money, and you're left with entertainment depth somewhere between a Scooby Doo episode and a mattress advertisement. Usually you can count on Pixar to at least deliver on the animation and art but this looks like Disney gave them no budget. The pathetic attempts at any comic relief weren't even smile inducing, just stupid and forced. 15 years ago this would be straight to DVD instead of straight to streaming. How anyone could seriously rate this above a 5/10 is beyond me. There's zero redeeming value beyond it's slightly more entertaining than an after school special. Not worth watching even for free. Go rewatch The Little Mermaid from before Disney ****.