Personally, when I think of Italy I imagine the obvious things like pizza, pasta, and landmarks however I can also see them big canoe-like boats which makes sense for Italy to be the setting of a film about water monsters. The choice of an Italian setting fits Pixar's cultural theming and has a similar atmosphere to films like "coco" and surprisingly "cars", however, I may be making the connection through the two Italian cars in that film. Luca has a very distinct atmosphere due to it being set in Italy which is created in multiple ways, the most obvious is the setting however this is accompanied by the dialogue and music to push the story and fit with the visuals. The animators also kept the pacing of the transformation quite consistent, by that I mean sometimes in cinema the first transformation will be long and drawn out to show the animation however every other time its shown in a lot quicker way which sometimes brings me out of the film if too noticeable however it wasn't obvious or irritating to the eye.Īnother element that made this films animation amazing was the characters movement and how much emotion was shown through the characters body language and expression, the characters showed a lot of little movement like hand twitches which aren't exactly necessary to the story however it makes the characters seem more human and draws the audience more into the film and make it seem more real.Īnother attention to detail with the animation is the characters reacting to their surroundings like being pushed by the ocean.
LUCA CHARACTERS SKIN
This is important due to it being the main point of the film, I thought the transformation was impressive it wasn't made to look painful or uncomfortable and they used the theme of them being fish creatures with the transformation through making the skin out of scales and them slowly getting taken over by the scales. The main attention to detail for the animation of this would be the transformations from sea monster to human. However that's not the point of this, I was not disappointed in the animation for this film.
Pixar's previous film "soul" included more joints in its animation of one character's hand than the whole of woody in "toy story". I had high expectations for the animation of this film due to it being a Pixar film, usually, in the past, Pixar puts a lot of detail into their films and they are always improving. Also, spoiler warning of the Luca film as I will be talking about the whole film throughout this analysis/review. It had an emotional impact on me as I did something I rarely do when watching a film, on the rewatch, and actually shed a tear.
LUCA CHARACTERS FREE
The other day I watched Pixar's newest film, Luca, on Disney+ which I was pretty amazed at because most Disney owned new releases on Disney+ are released for premiere access and behind a £20 paywall, however, the last 3 Pixar films have been released free of price which seems to waste the quality of the amazing artists who worked on this film and created this amazing animation.
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