Luca (Enrico Casarosa, June 18, 2021) Movie • Page 4

Man I adored this.

 

thought this was very okay to be honest. enjoyable summer movie, but on the weaker side for pixar

 

This was lovely

 

Kalamari By Your Name hahahahaha

 

found this to be decent enough. don't know if i'll return to it

 

I cried from when the grandma said "Not everyone will accept him, but he seems to find the good ones" til the end

 

This is perfect.

 

This will end up in my top 10 for Pixar

 

My son who is almost 2 years old absolutely loved it. Couldn't take his eyes off it. I enjoyed it as well. Great success.

 

Similar situation here with my two year old!

 

Yeah I felt the story was very easy to understand, so I could see how to young children this movie would be a blast

 

While watching it I was like "ehhh this is kinda Mid tier Pixar" but thinking back to it, its actually a lot better than myself and many others are giving credit to it.

It's low stakes vibe really works here. Reminds me of the more casual Miyazaki films like Ponyo, Porco Rosso or Kiki's Delivery Service, which are all fantastic films. It might not be hitting those emotional highs of Pixar's best work, but this is something new for them in many ways. You can only aggressively push the "here's the scene where you are going to cry uncontrollably" button so many times in a row

 

One thing that made it a lot better for me was I switched to the italian dub audio half-way in

 

This was incredibly wholesome. My favorite part was when Giulia’s dad defended them at the race. I don’t have a Pixar ranking, but I recommend the film.

 

It’s currently sitting #10 for me, although I somehow haven’t seen Coco, Inside Out and Toy Story 4 so I’m not expecting that to last.

 

coco and inside out are great. TS4 was meh for me

 

Its been five hours since you made I hope you've spent at least two of them watching Coco

If not there is still time left in the day. Go watch Coco

 

Coco is #1 for me. I love that movie

 

you definitely listed two that will bump your current 9 and 10 out of the top 10 here.

 

Are Soul and this the first two Pixar movies that Ratzenberger isn’t in?

 

Coco is quite possibly my #1 movie period. Comparing stuff across genres is hard so I can't flat out call it my favorite. But there aren't any movies I like more than it.

 

This is so middle of the road for me

 

we just finished and it’s middle of the road Pixar for me as a 33 year old but I could def see like 7 year olds lovvvving this. Very much more “cute” and else adult-aimed stuff I feel like than what we’re used to with Pixar