“Luca” portrays a young man living a submerged existence, where he tends to fish daily before heading back to his mother’s house – though she can be quite demanding. His curiosity is sparked when he sees a fishing vessel close to the surface and becomes interested in what's happening on land. While searching through debris, he meets "Alberto," who turns out to lead a double life, possessing both an underwater dwellin…

It’s nothing special, really. A pleasant enough movie, I suppose, but it doesn't show much imagination. Definitely not up to the standards we expect from Pixar.

It’s an enjoyable film that I would happily watch again, and I feel comfortable suggesting it to others. The experience is filled with enjoyment and a sense of youthful amazement, though there's also something unexpected—a notable degree of violence directly impacting the central figures. There’s a very positive feeling throughout, capturing the spirit of seeking out new places and experiences, although not nec…

The movie *Luca* adheres to established patterns for success, avoiding any real departures, yet manages to deliver an engaging narrative with characters audiences can connect with. The animation is impressive, vividly portraying the Italian coastline, and Dan Romer’s score complements it perfectly, alongside excellent voice performances; all hallmarks of a Pixar production, though presented within a somewhat straight…

Disney and Pixar’s newest animated movie, “Luca,” arrives on Disney+ June 18th. The film centers around Luca (voiced by Jacob Tremblay), a young Sea Monster who lives with his family and other fish near a small Italian town. His parents have cautioned him against going to the surface and avoiding humans entirely. When Alberto (Jack Dylan Grazer), another Sea Monster, encourages Luca to come up, he discovers tha…