Luca
Animation • PG • 2021 • 1 hr 35 min
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Timeless. There's something about films where non-human characters act like humans and experiencing a human life. Makes me appreciate life.
Love. Friendship. Family. Acceptance. The movie has everything to make you cry and enjoy it!
It was a sweet movie that made me tear up at certain parts. Definitely recommend!
Beautiful animation highlights this Pixar movie with a simple plot and slightly shallow exploration of its themes, inessential but enjoyable
Lovely and heartwarming with adorable animation
The film explores themes of friendship, acceptance, individuality, and overcoming prejudice. beautiful animation just as most Pixar movies.
Such a cute kids movie. If you haven’t seen it, you need to
Good family movie, but falls just short of the usual greatness that is Pixar movies.
I might be biased because of the gay subtext. Perhaps this movie isn’t very unique or amazing. I just loved it.
Good animated movie, decent story, fun overall
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