Luca - Made Me Laugh and Made Me Cry - Movie Reaction

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Set in a beautiful seaside town on the Italian Riviera, Disney and Pixar's original feature film "Luca" is a coming-of-age story about one young boy experiencing an unforgettable summer filled with gelato, pasta and endless scooter rides. Luca (voice of Jacob Tremblay) shares these adventures with his newfound best friend, Alberto (voice of Jack Dylan Grazer), but all the fun is threatened by a deeply-held secret: they are sea monsters from another world just below the water's surface. "Luca" is directed by Academy Award® nominee Enrico Casarosa ("La Luna") and produced by Andrea Warren ("Lava," "Cars 3").
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[@elizabethbrown6352]

I thought I had made it through the entire movie without crying and then "you got me off the island Luca, I'm ok" completely destroyed me.

[@hidden_animator522]

Obviously the movie has a plot and everything, but I think first and foremost it’s about kids just being kids and enjoying discovering the world and making friends. Pixar is good at that, capturing the pure joy that comes with life.

[@Miroku2235]

Luca calling Alberto a sea monster is like, one of the top ten anime betrayals.

[@Sovreign071]

Can we just point put how the dad recognized Luca and Alberto, even in their sea-forms?

[@elizabethhurlbut1475]

Luca is a masterpiece. Its credits even happily show more of the characters' story in adorable illustrations but the tear-jerker is in the final dedication. “This Film is Dedicated to Alberto Surace, Patty Ann Buchholz Willrett (1974-2020) and all the friends who pulled us out of the water and helped us find our way.”😂

[@vixiestarfire]

The director named the town after his favorite Ghibli film Porco Rosso 🥰 he apparently got a lot of inspiration from Hayao Miyazaki’s works

[@coline4537]

definitely crying with you at the end ! this movie is such a beautiful representation of how outsiders feel, and how no matter your differences, you will always find your way, and people to love you through it all, a chosen family that accepts you completely.

[@AmberyTear]

Even tho this movie has very simple, down to earth plot and goes for making people feel wholesome feels with adorable designs, it's not done lazily in any aspect and I REALLY appreciate that. Especially in face of all the lazy, poorly made corporate garbage from Illumination studio which always aims to exploit "feel good" needs of all the normies.

[@Alex-kd5xc]

It’s definitely refreshing to get such a simple and small-scale story that still manages to be impactful.

[@AmberyTear]

Father's design in this movie reminded me: watch Cloudy with a chance of meatballs. It's so funny!

[@ohmanholyshiit]

I really love the style of this movie and cried towards the end.

[@ninafujisaki8349]

There is going to be a Pixar movie placed in Canada, actually! The name's Red, and the writer/producer/director (I don't remember which one) made it based on things she felt growing up as a Chinese descendant.

[@jeremysommer147]

After two viewings, Luca became my favorite Pixar movie (I’ve now seen it over 14 times). The way the characters were written and portrayed as well as the themes and messages really spoke to me.

[@SagaciousSilence]

Luca is what’s called a “slice of life” movie where the movie isn’t based around a plot but rather just a snapshot of someone’s life.

[@ezool18]

it's not a part 2, but there's gonna be an animated short called "Ciao Alberto" that showcases how Alberto is doing to settle down in Portorosso with Massimo. i think it's coming out on Disney+ on Nov12

[@sandpiperr]

"Does he like her?"

[@wirdest1210]

Hi, here's your favorite italian to explain some easter eggs;

[@chrisu9967]

I held my tears through the island scene when we discovered what Alberto has been through. But I lost it at the end when they said goodbye. Reminded me of my childhood and saying bye to friends that I never knew if I’d see them again. But they always wanted the best for me

[@taylenlundequam5700]

This movie hit me so hard. I was the only gay kid growing up in a very homophobic small town in wisconsin. The face they make when someone finally accepts them made me bawl my eyes out.

[@midnightwolf_13]

I love this movie, the simplicity of the plot is really well done and just an overall really enjoyable experience. One thing that really resided with me was the whole allegory for LGBT+ people, coming out, and acceptance. There was some really telling lines/scenes in there that I liked (“some people will never accept him, but some will, and he seems to know how to find the good ones” 🥲) and the two ladies revealing their true forms in the end . Loved the reaction, can’t wait to see what’s next!