"Prepare for an unforgettable trip."
Luca
Luca and his best friend Alberto experience an unforgettable summer on the Italian Riviera. But all the fun is threatened by a deeply-held secret: they are sea monsters from another world just below the water’s surface.
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Animation Progression | The Big Jump
Behind the Scenes
‘Luca’ Director Enrico Casarosa Breaks Down a Scene
Featurette
Journey Into Luca's Color Script | Color Script Chronicles
Featurette
Luca and Alberto Cook Trenette al Pesto | Cooking with Pixar
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Luca-Inspired Gelato Art
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How to Draw Guilia from Luca | Draw With Pixar
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Cast
Featured Cast
Jacob Tremblay
Luca Paguro (voice)
Jack Dylan Grazer
Alberto Scorfano (voice)
Emma Berman
Giulia Marcovaldo (voice)
Saverio Raimondo
Ercole Visconti (voice)
Maya Rudolph
Daniela Paguro (voice)
Marco Barricelli
Massimo Marcovaldo (voice)
Jim Gaffigan
Lorenzo Paguro (voice)
Peter Sohn
Ciccio (voice)
Lorenzo Crisci
Guido (voice)
Marina Massironi
Signora Marsigliese (voice)
Gino La Monica
Tomasso (Old Fisherman) (voice)
Sandy Martin
Grandma Paguro (voice)
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See all on TMDBThe artists at Disney and Pixar have returned with a new animated film “Luca” which will debut on Disney+ on June 18th. The film introduces audiences to Luca (Jacob Tremblay); a young Sea Monster who lives with his family and fellow fish off the coast of a small town in Italy. Luca is warned not to go on the surface and to avoid humans at all costs by his parents. When a rebellious Sea Monst…
FULL SPOILER-FREE REVIEW @ https://www.msbreviews.com/movie-reviews/luca-spoiler-free-review "Luca follows the studio's formulas of success closely without taking any unique detours, but it still tells a compelling story with relatable characters that gets to the viewers' heartstrings. From the detailed animation that makes the Italian coast look realistically astonishing to Dan Romer's rich sc…
Really good watch, could watch again, and can recommend. This is full of fun and child-like wonder, with a surprising edge to it as there is an usual amount of violence directly related to the main characters. This has a very wholesome feel to it as it has the romantic aspect of searching for new frontiers and adventures, but not necessarily for romantic relationships. The story does a go…
Meh. Nothing creative here. Cute film and all but certainly not Pixar's best.