Luca is NOT a Pixar film
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Luca is Pixar's latest film that was released on Disney+ and fans seem to be divided on whether its an addition to the Pixar classics or another dud in the water. Well, I finally got a chance to watch it myself and here are some of my thoughts!
0:00 Intro
1:40 Commentary & Review
17:23 Verdict
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Luca
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Imagine while Luca's parents were trying to look for him by splashing kids with water, they found another kid who was secretly a sea monster too
That funny I'm almost made it's not in the movie
@@upgradeninja7350 ngl I’m glad we got her dad pushing a kid into the water. Definitely a highlight
There was the two women at the end of the movie who where sea monsters.
@@trixxartarchive7705 it was those two old lady’s That kept showing up I think
That would have been funny
I thought that their motivation of owning a Vespa was pretty cute. it really highlighted that they’re just young, innocent children
Exactly! The entire movie is about how their just kids who don’t understand everything
The community: no.
Too bad the pedo community latched onto it
@@johnross5098 what happen
@@anaveragebattleshipenjoyer6596 i dont get it
Ok, I get why it’s funny that they want a Vespa, but it is kind of nice because of how simple and relatable it is, Luca and Alberto are kids, and the Vespa is kind of the equivalent of a PS5 Or a Nintendo switch, it’s kind of nostalgic for some adults because they remember they’re hopes and dreams as a kid. I get why you think it’s funny, I just think it has a deeper meaning.
Me to, they wanted the vespa to be free to travel the world and pixar and disney were just trying to be diffeent
this is why i like the movie so much, its innocent childlike fun, i dont think its bad because thats their entire motivation (which it isnt, its cause of luca's parents)
Also magic buttless pants.
And don’t forget the Xbox series S/X
@@JeremyMasterson938nobody wants that 😂
They really did forget that the father existed. I think that’s the true reason there are never two parents. Disney can’t focus on two parental figures at once.
I mean that's kind of how it goes in Italian families.
Ironically enough that’s the entire point of their newest movie (Disney studios that is)
@@boo9781 Wait what movie?
@@greasypuffs Encanto
@@boo9781 IT WAS SUCH A GOOD MOVIE THO
I'm pretty sure Ercole could get charged with assault and attempted murder.
Bro my thoughts exactly, this man Ercole looks like a man in his late 20’s bullying, children and the adults of that town literally just stand back and let him! It wasn’t even just verbal insults, he would physically attack them. And that made the movie kinda hard to watch for me. Like compared to all the other disney antagonists, I couldn’t find any reason to like him at all. Jafar was a cool sorcerer, Gaston was a funny air headed beef head. And yet Ercole just has no fun or interesting qualities. He just irks my soul!
@@lalaya5972 he's not late 20 lol
he's 18
He’s not even intimidating either like wow a grown ass man who bullies 10 yr olds I’m so scared
I also like how he bull1es children
I could see assault early on in the movie when he tries to force Luca into the fountain, but I can actually see why he might not get charged with anything for what happened at the end. Remember, the government in this town was rewarding 300,000 lira for dead sea monsters. Clearly, they are not legally considered people here, and the local government wants them dead. While the sudden and very swift change of public perception will likely change that, they're not going to charge anyone who tried to hunt seamonsters retroactively when the local government was actively trying to reward that behavior.
Why does it feel like every villain needs to be justified in some way nowadays- Luca just feels like a simplistic movie with pretty simple characters and I like that. Some people are just assholes for no reason :/
And that's why I hate ercole in this movie. In a good way. Most villains I like them because they have their reasons and you can empathize with them a bit and feel that they can be justified. Ok not actually justified, but you can understand them like on why Mr. Waternoos kidnapped the kids or why scar wanted to be king or why Ursula wanted power. Ercole is a jerk and an obnoxious bully to the point that i feel that I was in Julias place.
Eh, isn't the problem more that he's a boring character and utilized poorly in the movie? I like comical sinister villains but not when they feel like their writing is on rails.
@@_kirb_ That makes sense. I just don't like when people say they don't like him for the simple fact that he's one dimensional
If you have any other reason to not like him that's fine
Yup, I work with a few people like that. No reason (that I know of anyways) to be a meanie-pants, but is still one anyways.
That's what make a movie boring, simple movie with simple characters
On your Ercole point I wanted to say. 1 dimensional villain is not automatically bad. Ercole is a pretty good stand in for a childhood bully and we are viewing this movie from Luca and his parents pov. So even if he did have a deeper motivation we wouldn't know. But some kids are just mean and Pixar did a really good job of showing that.
LOUDER FOR THE PEOPLE IN THE BACK
Wow. Sheen from Jimmy Neutron really let himself go.
There are good 1-dimensional villains. There are good over-the-top villains. Ercole is neither. He's just cringy and I felt a second-hand embarassment when I watched the movie with my sis, whenever this guy was on screen.
They don’t just want a Vespa, they want to run away, on a Vespa, together. Ig it’s just my opinion but I think it’s about Luca wanting to find freedom since he feels trapped under the surface by his family. Alberto doesn’t have anyone to hold onto, and running away with Luca would mean Luva would depend on him, and that Luca couldn’t turn away. Alberto wants to run away on the Vespa to keep Luca close. ‘Tis just my theory. Maybe I’m reading to deep into this.
Honestly, I agree. I think the 'run away together' was a more important part than the vespa itself. If it was really just about riding a vespa, then he wouldn't have as much of a reason to be jealous of Giulia, because he could still get a vespa and ride off on it if he wanted.
Exactly. For the first time, Alberto found someone who held him in high esteem and really wanted to be around him. But, Luca was initially drawn to Alberto because of his confidence and “knowledge” of the surface world. When they meet Giulia, who actually knows things about human civilization and school, Alberto’s not as “shiny” to Luca anymore. Of course, they’re still friends despite this. But Alberto’s blind to that fact BECAUSE he’s been left behind before.
I feel like this is one of the better instances of “the jealous friend” trope because Alberto being possessive of Luca makes actual sense when you factor in his loneliness and abandonment issues. He’s not just jealous for the sake of drama. It fits with his character. And a lot of people can relate to not being THE best friend anymore. It hurts even if you don’t have baggage!
I don’t feel like Luca is Pixar’s best movie. But, I do still really like it because of how well-written the main 3 are.
Alberto's dad must have got lost on his way to the store to buy some milk is all!
you mean fish
@@jashikawilliams7480 milk from fish
Fish milk
Fun fact : Scorfano means "red fish" and Paguro means "hermit crab"
Scorfano actually means Scorpion Fish. Red Fish in Italian would be Pesce Rosso, which actually means Goldfish.
@@yrooxrksvi7142 no lo scorfano è un pesce a parte, in italiano scorpion fish is pesce scorpione
@@piczuppa4147 Veramente, guarda che in inglese gli scorfani nostrani sono chiamati scorpion fish, moltissimi pesci scorpione tropicali sembrano scorfani.
roller coasters are scary
@@subneilycrespi7686 Not relevant
Not every pixar movie has to be an emotional masterpiece that will give you crippling depression....
Kids wanting a thing for no particular reason is cute and endearing, they are kids with no worries like adults
Villain don't need a reason as a matter of fact most bullies don't have a good reason to do what they do... Ercole is a bully just because he can be one.
I loved the fact that right at the start there are two guys playing cards and one of them says "f*ck" in italian and literally noone ever noticed.
WAIT REALLY ?? WHERE
I doubt they said that
Prove it
@@dreamypurrz if you want verification, there’s no harm in just, yknow, watching the movie?
@@iknowwhatyouare102 the movie its too boring to watch it again, that's why i asked you cuz u know the answer
Even though I know you were being sarcastic, I think some of those "negatives points" that you pointed out actually bring some charm to the movie. "Luca" reminds me of those comic books that you read during your childhood, like "Peanuts", "Little Lulu", or, in my case, "Mônica's Gang". The adventure is not so complex, but keeps being charming and interesting. It's a little more emotional because it's Pixar, of course, but stills very similar to the childhood adventures that those comic books show, which leads to be similar to our own experiencies. Afterall, who didn't have a "friend" who was such a douchebag like Ercole or was prohibited by our parents to do something because they heard it was dangerous, but you did anyway (like climb a tree, swim in a lake, eat too much candy, dance in the rain and so on)?
And thats why I like Luca so much. It is not a heavy, dark story with complex plots, but a childhood light story that reminds us of our own early days, when everything were simplier and funnier.
It really is just like Peanuts. The movie, that is. A story that very clearly wasn't going to fill a feature-length runtime and they forced it anyway. Even the animation looks just as cheap, with how no one but Ecole actually has a mouth; the rest of them just have slight variations of ovals any time they talk.
@@dandynoble2875 I love the mouthes, or lack of mouthes lol
@@_JustJoe It's fine to like it, all I'm saying is it clearly wasn't just a stylistic choice, otherwise there wouldn't be any exceptions.
Are you brazillian too?
MOnica's Gang is just the best!
alberto didn't start acting clingy for no reason- his dad left him and he has abandonment issues, so he was deathly afraid of the only close relationship he'd made since his dad left him leaving him too. it wasn't "buh huh friend is making friends that makes me angry!" that was "friend is making new friends and might leave me because new friend is better (think of the "hes better off without me" part- his self worth is in the TRASH) so i'm gonna act out about it without directly saying why because i'm an angry child" its pretty simple : /
Yeah, I thought it was pretty clear that his issue was that he assumes Luca will choose her over him and not need him anymore. That's why Massimo asking him to stick around at the end meant so much to him, and why in the short he was so worried about proving his worth.
THIS!!
The line near the end "you got me off the island luca, I'm fine" really showed that the island signified depression/mental illness and showing how sometimes you need a friend to help you with that kind of stuff
Haha.
Except it wasn’t.
The movie isn’t that deep.
I'm fine with the villain, it isn't nuanced and deep writing wise but sometimes people assume ALL bullies need to have an unfortunate life to be motivated to bully others but that isn't always the case. Legitimately some people have too high self esteem or can let their power go to their heads. Not the best villain, I don't want a slew of this type of antagonist but I like variety. (Galeem/Cthulu) cosmic non understandable villains, (Sam Reimi Sandman/Syndrome) sympathetic/understandable villains, (Wicked Witch from Wizard of Oz Mustache twirling stand in, etc
I'm so thankful that Ercole was just an annoying rival rather than a twist villain or over-the-top like Pixar does a lot.
@@Nightman221k same
Same here. I mean, don't get me wrong, I can see value in showing that some people who do bad things have nuanced and complex motivations, and having villains that might not even be bad people at heart. I don't want that kind of villain to go away. However, some people are just one dimensional narcissistic assholes that will treat people like crap because it stokes their ego, and I like being able to see that, too.
He's not really a villain though. I mean in the context of this story he might be a "villain" but he's literally just a dickhead. He's not anywhere near cuthulu or syndrome level villainy because this isn't one of those stories.
The antagonistic feels like a human being to me. Not like all other antagonistics aren't but there are some people who love the power money and just be mean as they feel entitled. They have a sense of power that grows with every win every deed done for them. It just feels like a person. A mean person. Thats what i like about the antagonistic of this movie
I think my major issue with the villain is that the trouble he brings always seem unnecessary, like he always shows up trying to bring trouble, but isn't at all related with the friendship line between Luca and Alberto. Being one-dimensional is okay, but I feels like as an antagonist he still needs to bring in useful conflicts that progress the characters and plot.
4:48 actually it does symbolize their wish for freedom and happiness because it's mentioned twice in the movie that vespa means freedom (as in it leads to freedom)
See, that's the problem with symbols. When a character has a clear motivation, problem, conflict, it gives them depth and psychological complexity. When it's symbolic, all of that is gone. So you can understand the symbol (is it necessary to use a symbol at all? or it's just to be "more profound"?) but the character remains shallow af. Because while the story might be interpreted symbolically, a character is what they are. So using Vespa as a symbol of freedom doesn't take away from the story, but it does take away from the character.
personally i think the movie was supposed to be simple and straightforward with a potential underlying meaning. also you can argue that the villain is just ignorant and mean for no reason simply bc that's how a lotta bullies are (cough private school cough cough)
I think being simple is a good direction to go with, but personally he feels too useless as an antagonist. Neither did the sea monster identity issue or friendship issue Luca and Alberto had have anything to do with the conflicts Ercole brings, which I find unsatisfying.
@@samgao3498 that's true, it would've worked better if he actually tied into the story and caused more friction between luca and alberto, or maybe found out about them from luca's parents and helped them track the kids down or smt. he's just kinda there
I mean. His a child
So yeah
I hadn't seen the movie before watching this video. Was planning to but somehow forgot about it. Watching this, the movie seemed cute, but I didn't feel the need to see it until the clip of Alberto outing himself and Luca shouting "Sea monster!"
I had to put my phone down and watch the movie before coming back. My heart jumped into my throat with that clip, and that deserves a full watch from me.
Luca is such a cute and beautiful story. Literally, it's so beautiful to look at. Yeah, maybe the whole Vespa thing is ridiculous, but it emphasizes how young they are. You don't need a super important reason to do something "life-changing". Wanting something simple, and perhaps uncomplicated makes this relatable. I always thought it's more about hanging out with friends, going on an adventure together, than the Vespa itself. Yeah, I thought it was weird that the townspeople lacked reaction too XD, but then again, a movie can't be as perfect as Coco or Up. It's been a while since an animation centers around friendship.
I honestly liked Luca. It strays from Pixar's usual formula, and instead gives us a movie about characters who are the target demographic's age going on a fun summer adventure in a location based on a real place, with a beautiful color palette, well thought out-characters, a villain that is like someone you would meet in real life (egoistic kid who can be kinda insane sometimes and believes that they are above everyone even though they are super forgettable, and doesn't take it when someone talks sense into them), and with a touch of fantasy that also helps build on to the story. It's one of those stories that brings you to the good old days, and can be quite comforting while also trying to make you cry.
Makes sense with the allegory for the mom to not have a real reason other than fear to hate the surface.
And, the Vespa does obviously represent freedom for Luca and companionship for Alberto.
A villain with motivations and a deeper backstory isn't always a step up from a one dimentional villain. Case in point, Home Alone vs Home Sweet Home Alone. One had one dimentional villains, the other had sympathetic antagonists, but the prior was a thousand times more memorable
This was a really funnny video to watch! great job on editing and jokes
I have a disagreement with parts of your review, one very specific one being:
9:42 where you say "alberto starts to hate Giulia and is clingy out of nowhere"
but then later you explain that 12:35 "Alberto was actually abandoned and has abandonment issues and thats why the thought of luca leaving for school was to much"
I feel like you are contradicting yourself a little bit here. Alberto gets negative and jelous of anything that might make luca realize that alberto "is bad" and thus make luca leave him.
hence, abandonment issues. its not specificly Giulia, or the school, that he hates "out of nowhere". So i feel that critisism was pretty weak overall.
Otherwise enjoyable watch, keep it up!
Thanks for stopping by! ❤️ Yeah I didn't really elaborate on that part well but my main point there was that its the WAY they made Alberto hate Giulia that felt rushed, not Alberto's character. Apart from like a couple of short scenes there really wasn't much build up for that conflict. Well, in my opinion.
@@beaniiebrian I don’t know about rushed. Sure it did happen quickly but he didn’t get jealous when meeting her. He mainly got jealous when he noticed them getting closer as friend which caused him to worry about him leaving Alberto. Especially after the school was mentioned. Although I wish they dragged it out a tiny bit more, and respect your view on this.
@@beaniiebrian Pixar confirmed that this film is very Hayao Miyazaki inspired.
Yeah, I thought Alberto's 'clinginess' was pretty well established. He seems to be trying to impress him from the start, is very protective of him pretty early on, and has little hints at his insecurity from the start. Directing it at Guilia might not have taken a lot of scenes, but I'm not sure it necessarily would take a lot of scenes to establish it when it's his insecurity talking. They do a good job of directing his gaze so you see it's moments like her putting her hand on Luca that trigger it, and considering he was abandoned on an island and seems to have internalized the idea that he's not a 'good kid', his reaction does make sense to me.
@@beaniiebrian hey bro have you ever considered using hitler, mao or stalins name as a cuss word? Why blaspheme our Lord and savior?
I absolutely love luka. I like how it’s low stakes but feels very dramatic, which I feel captures really well what it’s like as a kid, everything feels so much more dramatic. It also reminds me of myself and my friends when we were kids. Two male friends one sensitive and timid the other with some anger and control issues, and me who was this lonely bullied “weird girl.” We’re still friends to this day though I’ve since moved across the country. I definitely want to watch this with them when we meet again
This was a pretty good video, but I disagree on some points. First of all, the movie isn’t supposed to be some grand adventure, nor was supposed to have a deeper meaning. The antagonist is one dimensional because it makes sense for him to be. He’s a rich little asshole, and you aren’t supposed to feel for him. He’s not supposed to be deep and conflicted, nor have a motivation beyond “I want to win, and these poor people are in my way. I saw someone else say this, but Alberto was abandoned. He was jealous of Julia because in his mind, she was taking away his only friend. All in all, great video, some not great points, 7/10
How Luca thinks of the Vespa is cool to me because how it’s use changes as he begin to understand it. Like, at first it flies, then it’s just a scooter that sounds like and animal, until it’s finally a normal Vespa.
The main characters splitting at the end of the movie seems to be the new trend like the twist villain trend
Disney:OK so we need more ideas than the MC having no parents.
someone: ok so what if..
Disney:yh I'm listening
someone:the main character has both ther permits.
Disney:that's the most dumbest idea I ever heard.
someone:but the side MC has no parents.
Disney:now we're talking!!!
Dang what two permits does Luca have
@@ashtonculp2952 The permit to drive the Vespa and the permit to be absolutely adorable!
Luca has permits, radical
I need a hero lyrics where have all the good men and where all the gods where's the street wise Hercules to fight the rising odds isn't there a white knight along the fiery steed late at night I toss I and I turn and I dream of what I need I need a hero!
okay, so for the most part I agree with you, but I think the reason Alberto was upset and clingy towards Luca when he and Gulia were hanging out was because he was afraid he would end up alone again after his dad left him (abandonment issues)
14:58 I love how he drew himself in a matching outfit to the people and stands there in the crowd i love when animators do that😭
Man, needs to react to Ciao! Alberto cuz that one might be short but it's one emotional ride
The one personality trait I got from Lorenzo is that his human form kinda looks like a frog
The whole animation style choice is atrocious.
@hello_bye708 it's cute for shows like Steven universe but it doesn't translate to 3d *that great*
I don’t know why but I loved luca so much. I can watch it over and over again just because of how simple and cute it is
Also even though this movie is almost 2 hours long it doesn’t even feel like and hour
I think that if you see it from the: "their a couple" perspective, then it has so much more sense. I think, that is why they were not able to release it on theaters. The monster thing also fits as part of the lgtb exp and, really make the movie more holesome.
This!! ^^ I completely agree. I love this movie and its message more than I can express. It honestly baffles me so much that so many people don't seem to see this movie's metaphor and what the movie as a whole represents. It's not even subtle about it really, in my opinion. When explaining Luca's story to someone, you could literally replace the word "sea monster" with "gay" and it would still make sense almost perfectly. I never really thought about it before, but I guess that could be a reason Pixar didn't release Luca in theaters. :(
“You’ve got a Bruno in your head”
My head now: We DoNt TaLk AbOuT bRuNo nO No nO
My head when Luca came out: whos Bruno? What’s Bruno
I'm tired of people hating on Luca, Personally I think it's a masterpiece
THIS ^^^
YES
Just watched the movie,I think it was pretty sweet
I want to see how it holds up compared to Ponyo
@@jonahabenhaim1223 *sigh* I do agree. Ponyo is way better.
Skinner reading the letter and realising that Ercole is his son was probably the funniest part of this whole video. Now that would be the Skinner storyline I’d like to see someday!
Plot twist he was caught on the next stop.
As someone who used to own VHS tapes of PIXAR's demo stuff before they made Toy Story. The whole one dimensional villain of Ercole, probably came from Disney, not PIXAR. Disney is pretty egotistical and makes sure that everyone knows it's Disney first and PIXAR second. Which is why we get films of low quality in plot from PIXAR, I'm pretty sure. Because Disney will force them to make something Disney wants them to, then they'll let them make one or two movies that PIXAR wants.
You’re a comedic genius😆
You don’t understand why mom doesn’t want Luca going to the surface but a few min later her criticize mom for using water to find her son bc it’s a sea monster killing town. I think it’s pretty self explanatory
I think this is the first Pixar or whatever film that I actually enjoyed in awhile
Disney must hate people named Bruno
I like that Ercole is more of a one dimensional villain. Not every bad guy has to be likeable or this deep complex pastiche that you are forced to sympathize with. Sometimes people are just assholes for no reason. That's not boring that's just life. In fact I'd argue that it makes more sense that the villain is UNLIKEABLE. Holy shit what a crazy idea. You're supposed to not like the asshole bad guy.
Well there’s sexism,racism and now there’s FISHISM?
It’s a metaphor for homophobia. Luca and Alberto are obviously gay and the reason Ercole bullies them is cause he’s homophobic
@@oceansolstice608 pretty much
@@oceansolstice608 not only homophobia but discriminations in general
These comment's
It DOES symbolize his dream of being free, the whole movie led up to him being free to go to school and live his own life instead of being trapped underwater, they want to ride around the world to be free and happy together THATS THE MOTIVATION its also so luca doesnt get sent underwater
Ps: its just my opinion btw also ercole is the worst
the dislikes comes from people who hate the film
Villains that are evil for no reason is lame? Jack horner would like to have a word with you
I think they wanted a vespa because A) luca wanted to go wherever whenever and B)wanted to get off the Island
"I'm going to die before shrek 5!"
Gold.
during the time where covid was the worst where i live, this was a really really comforting movie and im glad it is what it is and that it came out when it did as it really helped me thru it all
Bro you only got 1k subs? I thought you had like 100k or at least more, awesome quality man
Tho I never watched the movie itself it does look like a shortfilm but either way this direction that pixar took was new and actually quite awesome. Also I love the video,editing, your jokes and your voice lol
Im glad your vids are now in my recommendations, youre a funny guy.
Skinner junior is the normal italian street jerk, he is mean for no reason.
Also Alberto isn't just jealous of Luca being friend with Giulia, he hated the fact that since Giulia knows a lot more about the world than him, Luca woud not need him anymore.
That is why he feels useless to the point he even blames himself for his father disappearing.
You are like a movie reviewing version of IceCreamSandwich and I love it
Ye lol
ice cream sandwich he has like 536 subscribers
they said is about being lgbt and as a lgbt person i can tell you that trying to live your life with people hating you for no reason? check. parent saying they're only looking out for you while hurting you? check. the two old ladies that were actually a couple the whole time but no one knew? check. this movie is not about sexuality, it's about living. it's about what you wear and how you present yourself, there's more to being lgbt than who you love. down to how your name/gender, whether you see yourself as a seamonster or human.
it wasn't about lgbt lol
@@LinkfromTLOZ28maybe not so but a lot of LGBTQIA+ people have found the plot majorly relatable to our experiences. The entire film felt like one big metaphor that people outside of the community just won't understand because they don't face those struggles.
The film itself may not be about LGBT struggles and rights, but art is subjective and if people feel like it represents them then it shouldn't be controversial...
@@Apsie another big point for that is the whole alberto outing himself as a “sea monster” bit. like, outing himself?? makes sense why he’s so upset when luca is like oh no. a sea monster..!! it’d be the equivalent of telling a friend you’re LGBTQ+ just for your closeted s/o to act disgusted at you around other people to remain closeted themself.
@@LinkfromTLOZ28 even the team mention that, and did not record it due disney hating that.
@@froggeth8489 the allegory also works for being neurodivergent, like many autistic people trying to mask themselves the best they can to pass as neurotypical.
Ercole isn't supposed to be a villain, he is supposed to represent a bully which he does
that laywer joke you did was amazing
One thing I noticed, the mom attacked a human on sight when she mistook the dad for one. Were the humans on to something?
This Video is soo well made! I was so suprised when i saw that you only have 383 Subs... This is so Underrated!
8:43 I genuinely thought the fbi was at my window and I jumped LMAO.
You had me in the first half ngl…
2:14 had me dying. Great video and comedy
no because alberto selling the vespa to buy a ticket for luca to go to school with julia is fantastic character development, he was afraid to lose his friend but he knew it was what luca wanted. As well as the final line of dialogue where he asks luca to “find out for him” once again shows how alberto is letting go of his know it all tough guy persona. it’s a small simple moment much like many in the movie but as others here have said i think this movie is perfect for what it is, it doesn’t need any moral or lesson, it’s a beautifully well written simple story about friendship and growing up, and that’s all it needs to be
"Tim!? Tim Lockwood!? Is that you!?"
Bro the beginning😂
Guess who’s back? Back again? Beanies back!
I actually liked Luca more than I liked Encanto.
*spoilers*
I felt more suspense in Luca's conflict resolution than Encanto's. The stakes in Luca's story were compelling and full of "oh shit, you got splashed, someone's gonna notice and kill you now" whereas Encanto was like "oh...well go hug your grandma". I liked both movies, but I liked Luca more. Just my opinion
Agreed! Luca at least made sense. Which is saying something considering it’s about sea monsters that can turn into humans when they’re dry lol.
I agree Encanto is overrated don't get the hype
Bro, I still cry every time I see the ending. The thing just keeps tugging my heartstrings 😭😭😭
Yo I actually just subscribed today!!!
I love how their dream of getting a Vespa doesn't have a hidden meaning it's just a naive and silly goofy kid dream
“Who dafaq are you?” 💀
You know I honestly thought he was going to add in the bit where Luca just roasted Ercole like it was normal
I will not stand for Brave slander, Merida was different from the usual Disney princess formula and she was relatable and lovable, she wants to be herself and taught me to be myself.
Actually the Vespa has a lot more meaning. The Vespa was invented during a period where economy was pretty good, so many young people could actually afford to buy one, and Vespa was often portrayed as a "gate" to freedom, to roam and explore the world.
the fact that there is no existential dread in this movie makes it a masterpiece
8:43 "ERCOLE! KEEP IT IN YOUR PANTS, RIGHT NOW!"
Me: **wheezes**
Ercole is not a villain. He's just a plain bully tbh. He picks on other kids asides from the two boys. Typical villains are hyper focused on ruining the hero/heroine's life/success.
6:12 made me laugh so much with that Skinner scene x)
I usually like simple films like Luca. They have a sort of charm that I like.
Beaniiebrian's review is more amusing than Luca itself.
i love how he makes fun of the movie but also has to admit that it's overall pretty good
I love how the dad sort of adopted alberto
Luca is honestly one of my fav Pixar movies
I come from the future, where everybody loves Jack Horner for the reasons you think Ercole is a bad villain
Luca made me cry and sob uncontrollably, gay or not...i was broken by the end
Actually, Alberto getting jealous felt very natural to me.
Luca was probably the first person offering him validation since his father left him behind. If Luca now decides to "trade him in for a better friend", then it just confirms to him that everybody might leave him behind someday since he's just "not good enough".
There's a short film about Alberto and Massimo's relationship that kinda dives a little deeper into that mindset. It's actually a very realistic portrayal of child abandonment and it's implications, without Pixar feeling the need to overexplain it.
Edit: it is also the main reason on why Alberto feels the need to pretend like he's such an all knowing guy about the surface when facing Luca. He likely feels as if being himself would "not be good enough" to make somebody want to hang out with him. The fact that he gets butthurt when Giulia explains the stars better to Luca then he ever did, underlines this.
Again, everything is implied, not overexplained in some sort of forced emotional trauma dump. Which I really like....
"The water hitting him from the back" 😐 your done, your done
You're*
luca is the movie where pixar took a big break and reasted
I like how simple and straight-forward this movie is!
Luca wasn’t supposed to have a big story or have a big villain it’s just supposed to dumb fun
Luca and Alberto are the best couple ever I love them I’m sorry I don’t care what anybody says they are my babies and also I have a crush on Giulia as a gay girl.
3:16 [GAG] Thanks for the flashbacks, man.
i just found you after searching “tangled review” just because its LITERALLT my favorite, just watched it, and cant sleep😂😂 buuut i love your videos! you should review shrek movies! they’re my favorite movies, specially 1 and 2 (: 4 is ass 💀
Luca:tell bruno to stop bothering me
Encanto:We dont talk about brouno no no
me:coincedence? I think not!!!
selinco bruno poor bruno
I just realized luca's mom is the voice of the judge from the good place,
i might have known this before and just forgotten but I knew immediately when hearing her voice