People sounded as though they came from a true Mexican heritage. What I loved about Brave, was that everyone spoke with a Scottish brogue. Which brings me to the next problem, the voice acting.
#CAST OF LUCA MOVIE#
I can’t see why anyone would want to revisit this movie multiple times other than to maybe experience it using a different audio track, like Italian. It’s like they wrote a beginning and an ending first, and then said, we’ll worry about what happens in the middle as we go. On top of all of that, the story also feels rushed. OK, I’ll give you Luca, but no one character is memorable in this movie. Speaking of not being memorable, after watching Luca, I dare you to name the three main characters. They just do not look good, nor are they memorable.įor more information on booking your next trip with our official travel agent sponsor, the Vacationeer, visit avel. What happened? These characters are on par with the humans from Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs. Each movie seemed to set a new standard in how far you can go with CGI animation. No other studio, even Disney at times, could touch the level of animation that Pixar was able to come out with year after year. The character designs of the sea monsters and humans are just awful. And the landscapes look absolutely beautiful.
Pixar also got the look of an old Italian village right. I had such high hopes within the first five minutes. The opening scene with a pair of fishermen out on the sea on their fishing boat looks incredible. I have never heard of most of the songs that are played throughout the film, but they sound like they fit the time period and they sound very Italian.Īnother positive is that, at times, the animation looks incredible. Luca takes place in Italy around the 1950’s, and I love that they use authentic Italian pop music from that era. There are so many problems with this film, but I wanted to start with what I felt was good first. I would gladly watch The Good Dinosaur and even Cars 2 before I would watch Luca again. Sadly, Luca may be the absolute worst film that Pixar has ever made. Luca shares these adventures with his newfound best friend, but all the fun is threatened by a deeply-held secret: he is a sea monster from another world just below the water’s surface. It is a coming-of-age story about one young boy experiencing an unforgettable summer filled with gelato, pasta and endless scooter rides. Luca is set in a beautiful seaside town on the Italian Riviera. It leaves me wondering if Pixar is still capable of creating a new and original story that is fun and entertaining? After seeing Luca, I’d say Pixar is in trouble.
Unfortunately, the last three movies were not the best efforts by Pixar. To see that the last three films made by Pixar – Onward, Soul and Luca – were all original and new stories, seemed like a sign that maybe they learned their lesson and were returning to the promise that they once made. But then Cars 2 came along and they somehow realized that it was easier to make money with an already built-in audience and didn’t need to be overly concerned about originality and story. The glory years of Pixar occurred when they promised us that new and original stories would always be their main focus, other than sequels to the Toy Story franchise. One thing I have to praise Pixar for, with the release of their latest animated film – at least Luca is an original story and not a sequel.
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