**LUCA** didn't have to be THAT PERFECT! First Time Watching (Movie Commentary& Reaction) 

Luca is proof that Pixar can make an amazing movie even from a concept which seems more simple than their other films. But it's just so wholesome and heart warming, it really doesn't feel simple in a bad way. Glad you enjoyed it, and good luck for your exams!

Between this and Turning Red, I love how committed Pixar has been to giving us pure and wholesome friendships between kids and teenagers recently

2:20 the thought of Luca being a casual tour-guide for fish made me giggle

When luca was dizzy, and fish were swimming around his head, it was a play on a cartoon seeing stars. You get it? Because Luca still thinks the stars are fish!

What an amazing portrayal of young relationships, I love how theirs allegory for them being friends or even more ^^

Fun fact: Alberto was originally going to turn into a kraken during the argument between him and Luca who would battle him but that was changed to what we have now

The sequel is in te the after credits scenes. We see when Luca goes to school and how he keeps in touch with Alberto and his parents.

A little curiosity The songs in the movie are all songs really famous here in Italy, and they're specifically from the 70s Like "il gatto e la volpe" of Edoardo Bennato the song from the trailer, and "Fatti mandare dalla mamma" of Gianni Morandi that plays when Luca sees the Vespa The movie is pretty accurate on how life is in little tows here in Italy, except bullies😂, well sometimes 🤣

There isn't a sequel, but there IS a short film following Alberto's time living with Giulia's dad Massimo!! Highly recommend it

One of the best BFF portrayal in movies ever. their friendship reminds me so much of Tom Sawyer and Huck FInn.

A fun little thing. When Giulia is surprised she always says Saint/Holy in Italian and then a cheese after. Different cheeses every time. i.e. Santa Mozerella and Santa Ricotta near the end.

I know this is a few months old, but thank you for finally watching this movie! I’m so happy that you see it for what it truly is. 💕🏳️‍🌈🥰

So this actually came out before Encanto so the Bruno thing was pure coincidence. It's because Miranda changed the name of the character to Bruno in Encanto just for that song to have the nice "Burno-no-no-no" scheme in it. Lol

There is a "sequel", in fact! The end credits are sooo important, they show you what happens next!

21:48 she splashed water on him because he was panicking, not because she thought he was a secret fish.

I love the little illustrated drawings in the credits of what happens after the movie, and definitely check out the short Ciao Alberto too (but keep tissues close!)

If you love someone, set them free. If they don't come back they were never yours to begin with. If they do come back, they are yours. Watch the end credits, and pay attention to the art in them. The react to the Pixar short Caio Alberto.

3:26 She’s just jealous that the Poseys have electricity and she doesn’t. Because, you know, she lives in the ocean.

Also, you being the only one clapping at 24:48 was so adorable!

This movie is my comfort movie🥰! I love when Disney does their research for movies. It feels so cool to know that what I'm looking at is familiar to someone. Plus, it's super pretty😊

16:50 I see the actual fish being more like cattle. Since Luca herds them like sheep or cow.

I can imagine Dolores yelling "SILENZIO BRUNO" to make bruno shut up

The 8 minute short film "Chiao Alberto" is also sweet n adorable u should watch it

After two viewings, Luca became my favorite Pixar movie (I’ve now seen it over 20 times). The way the characters were written and portrayed as well as the themes and messages really spoke to me. For example, Giulia’s family situation (split family and feeling like an outsider in a different city when going to visit your other parent) and how it was treated by not making it a big deal like it is in so many pieces of media. This is something I’ve basically been dealing with for my entire life and it felt nice to have it be recognized that not all families are perfect but that just because they’re not doesn’t mean they can’t work. Luca’s curiosity and drive to learn more about the world around him also really resonated with me. And I see him in the end going to stay in the human world while balancing and accepting his differences as a loose metaphor for immigration. My mom and dad are German immigrants to the U.S and my step mom is a Colombian immigrant and they all still have lots of family in their respective countries. While I’m in the U.S and have to figure how to balance my cultural heritage and family with the ideas and culture of where I live. I was also kind of the outsider/weird kid in school too and the trio friendship setup is almost the same with the friends I had in grade school (and still friends to this day) so it was nice to remember that. The movie’s way of portraying acceptance and talking about it also helped me to do some introspection of myself and helped me to acknowledge and accept the fact that I’m asexual. Luca may be a simple movie plot wise but the profound way it has affected me and the time it’s come at the end of a major cycle of personal growth (graduating high school, starting college, reconnecting with my mom’s side of the family and restoring a line of communication that had been broken for almost 15 years, losing several friends and family members, surviving a pandemic) has solidified it as one of my favorite movies of all time.

Ngl, this is may be one of PIXAR's simpler films, but it's also one of their most well-made. Not to say that this is _the_ most well-made. I can name a few others they've created that can top this. But this film is definitely top tier, or at the very least, close to it (in my opinion anyway). Comes to show that you don't need an overly complicated lore or a super logically and scientifically accurate plot and concept to make a story work. Sometimes getting creative and sticking with something a little more simple and fun is better. ☕

guilas reaction to luca being a sea monster is how the bugs life should of been when they found about the circus bugs

OH... MY... GOD... YOU DID NOT PUT AN ABBA SONG IN LUCA 😍😍😍 My two favourite things in the entire universe 🤩 THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU 🤩🤩🤩 This is my favourite movie since I watched it!!! And ABBA is my favourite band 😅 I LOVE YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS 😩😂

You should give Wolfwalkers a try! It's on Apple TV. Most beautiful animated movie I've ever seen and wonderful soundtrack as well!

I actually once wrote a Luca/Good Omens crossover where I dropped Aziraphale and Crowley into the Luca universe. I even changed the race to swimming, running and drinking tea! It's called You're My Best Friend, and under ICanSingNoRequiem.

At last this movie named PERFECTION is on this amazing channel!

I’m so glad that Pixar made a heartfelt movie with a simple plot. I love Luca so much

Sophie, I don’t know if you’re seeing this comment because this video is old, but your outfit here? Iconic. Legendary. 10/10.

16:52. No. Fish eating another type of fish is betrayal in the exact same way a human eating a cow is because they’re both mammals. AKA. Not betrayal at all.

Girl you're severely underestimating how much people simp for animation.

1:30 most definitely that was booze since it's two full adults out fishing. Also I wouldn't put it past someone like Alberto trying booze/beer unsupervised for the first time.

There's a Luca short about Alberto and Massimo called Ciao Alberto if you want to see more ^^

Pixar's Luca is a very good movie! And I love it! And it's all about friendship between Luca and Alberto.

17:59 Yeah, he is, isn't he?

there's a short about alberto trying to prove himself to massimo that he can do a good job

"stories are made for a reason" also her: *thinks that ghosts aren't real*

The fish are live stock. They eat the fish. They had clams on their supper table and sea cucumbers are animals, so it's fine that they helped with some fishing.

There is a short film called Cial Alberto that shows what happened to alberto after the end of lucca

Hi Sophie. I really love your content. Your videos are fun to watch!!!

12:19 They're basically Gillmen with tails...

Luca just amazing

This movie is so wholesome!

Girl, you're looking AMAZING today. Such a good look

I love this movie

these are the voice actors so you know all the voice actors jacob tremblay is luca jack dylan grazer is alberto who is in the movie it emma berman is gulia maya rudolph is Lucas's mom daniela jim gafigan is Lucas's dad lorenzo

OMG YOU R SOOOO PRETTTYYYYYİLOVE YOUR EYE MAKEUP

I love this movie.

I loved this movie so much

Also, Happy Easter weekend! I hope you have a great Easter weekend Sophie. ❤️

Hi Sophie hope you are having an great and awesome weekend ❤

Sophie there is a short called Ciao Alberto! That I def recommend that you watch (even only on your freetime outside of youtube) it's so sweet!

The changing is a camouflage response! Also these creatures are carnivorous, they farm the fish to eat them

Maya Rudolph has been playing a lot of cartoon mother figures lately. Aunt Cass, Matilda, Linda the nanny, Linda Mitchell, and now Daniela Paguro. If you can name each of those characters' movies, you get a cookie. (Also, she was the mom in The Lego Movie 2)

I remember watching this movie on Disney + last year.

This movie is so pure-so simple yet so genius ♡ ps.where did you buy this stunning dress? 😢 you look beautiful

The animation in this is unbelievably fantastic! It’s kinda reminiscent to Studio Ghibli’s visuals for Pixar standards. Ottimo Lavoro, Pixar! (This means good job in Italian). Also, I forgot to give you my top ten favorite films list last weekend. 1. The Dark Knight 2. Lord of the Rings: Return of the King 3. The Shining 4. The Empire Strikes Back 5. Joker 5. Jaws 6. Aliens 7. Terminator 2: Judgement Day 8. Raiders of the Lost Ark 9. Back to the Future 10. Pulp Fiction

17:50 this cracked me up :D good job sofie

Can you please watch "Wolfwalkers"? It's really masterpiece, but underrated masterpiece.

7:34 under the surface xd silenzio Bruno, cause we don't talk about Bruno, we sing about Bruno 🤣 ._. the sequel will go about Grandma B)

This movie kinda reminds me of both Finding Nemo and Turning Red. And I love it.

Love this movie so much. When can we see your reaction to The Road to El Dorado?

Ok I'm gonna recommend some movies animated and regular movies because I remember u asked in one vid but anyway: Turbo (animated) Baby driver A whisker away (animated) The darkest minds Scary stories to tell in the dark (horror) What happened to Monday (one of my favorites) Vivo (musical and animated and makes you teary) Over the Moon ( musical and animated and makes you teary) Home (animated and makes you teary) Cloudy with a chance of meatballs (animated and a big part of my childhood) That's all for my recommendations, I didn't wanna make the list way too long soo

Movie suggestion, the absolutely classic Shrek

Atlantis and Sinbad✨

12:34 I think they know Italian. But they just prefer speaking in English with an Italian Accent.

Also, there's a mark on Albertos shoulder from where the fisherman hit him with the harpoon.

This movie is so underrated..

FYI since you were saying you wanted a sequel there is a a short on Disney plus that add a bit more

The Sea Monsters raise crabs and fish like livestock so clearly they eat fish too

A sequel is in the works and should be out next year. See, when you wish upon a star.....

I was thinking little mermaid

The cat in this movie was the best part. 🐱

Welcome back

Pasta and pizza anybody? 🍕 🍝

I have never understood peoples confusion over Mer folk eating fish we land animals all the time it’s no different than people eating cows pigs and chickens. Land people eat land animals water people eat water animals it’s not difficult to grasp. Luca is literally a fish shepherd at the start of the show. What did you think they were raising them for?

Hello Sophie (Greek: Wisdom), I agree: It is a good movie, strong storylines, also between the lines. [These are my two cents.] Greek - As you yelled that out my boyfriend was shaking his head - clearly it is Italian. Then I reminded him the cultural/historical connection between Greece and Italy. So I didn't fully faulted you there. The Greek Empire that lead to the Roman Empire - which in their own origin myth link their ruling blood to Greek myths, which are "Romanized". This part will stay important as back-ground information. {Let me point a few things out if you'd like, you can check the information I give you, also the one on the Frog Princes, with the source "the frog prince".] 1. It's an "original" story which is common for a Pixar movie, Luca & Alberto, but it also is Disney owned. (But inspiration/muses where still used.) BRUNO - SILENCIO; can be good, can be dangerous as well. Can also be a form of "cancel culture" and Freedom of Speech. (Why people didn't react well to it.) And also part of the narrative between the lines. In my honest opinion. You, already had the Encanto link, yourself as well. We don't talk about Bruno, similar vain of narration. Who is Bruno? Well is there a famous Bruno (historically) linked to being silenced, ignored, not spoken about? Giordano Bruno is what pops to mind, with me. "A martyr for science". He was an Italian Dominican friar, philosopher [philo-sophia=love wisdom], mathematician, poet, cosmological theorist, and Hermetic occultist. Born in 1548, and burned at the stake for heresy by the Spanish Inquisition, on February 17, 1600. He believed stars where like suns and other solar systems, and we were not the only solar system. Which was not the permitted belief at that time. He believed the earth moved around the sun, which was also not what The Church told at that time. He also believe the earth was a living being with a soul. (I believe he was right there also, in a way. But The Church also didn't like that idea.) Very interesting person in human history, and a very tragic story of "cancel culture" aka Religious wars, censorships. Why also so relevant in modern times/now days. So with Encanto's Bruno - it being a "Spanish"/"Latin"/Columbian story, Luca is an Italian story. The Spanish Inquisition. There is a statue of him in Italy at the place he was executed; Campo de' Fiori, in Rome. Defiantly facing the Vatican. A martyr to Freedom of Thought! Inscription at the base: A BRUNO - IL SECOLO DA LUI DIVINATO - QUI DOVE IL ROGO ARSE. To Bruno, the century predicted by him, here where the fire burned. PS he was not the only victim others have burned at that square also, and in multiple other places. Hypatia of Alexandria was a victim of Christians as well; labeled a heathen witch and torn to pieces in 415. Just to point out some fact of history, and religion(s). 2. As you pointed out: acceptance - stay true to yourself - connect with others - let go - [also very LGBTI+ in reading] But also with the Bruno connection made. Also here the: Stars/Fish - Solar system. But this also ties in with Moana/Viana, and religious/cultural history; Planetary Gods, etc. Wayfinding, astrology/astronomy. 3. Learning & education vs ignorance / biases & prejudges Okay, here goes... I don't want to say mermaids/-men/-people don't exist, but the Lore's, myths, fairytales, stories about them actually connect on different levels with humanity - blue bloods - and Anunnaki myths, and also the cradle of civilization and Mesopotamia. Which all religions since agricultural times seem to source from. Göbekli Tepe. The mermaid logo of Starbuck - is from Greek mythology, Melusine, but the design is from the Luxembourg and the Royal family/Count Siegfried. This lineage of being a descendent of makes them the born rulers. Blue Bloods. Like the Anunnaki myths. 4. Italy & Vespa's, almost as symbiotically connected to the culture like pasta's, and things ending on an A sound like Luca. Alberto is a different side of the story, and his father most likely didn't abandon him, but is dead; A thing in every Disney movie - because it is important to expose children to this fact of life. Walt lost his mother as a child and he was not prepared and traumatized by that. A killed sea-monster by the land-monsters. That is what most likely happened to the father of Bruno. Again this demonizing labeling is a thing most "minorities" have had experiences with. And we also do it vise versa to each other. 5. Fish herding, like sheep or goat herding, that was Lucas "job" at home. Also alike the Southern European culture. But also keep in mind the Taurus/Bull symbolism and meaning for Europe, and its identity and history. European aka "Bull" faced. Europa Greek mythology, and the Bull. Also no you didn't get his fish-herding job. As with humans and our meat; mammals eating mammals. So maybe a little point - fish eating fish? Jesus was a fisherman/herder of souls. Also he was killed by homophobia and not saved with the pasha tradition in Jewish culture but Jesus Barabbas was given that freedom as a multiple murderer - why was Jesus not? Just earlier as he came to Jerusalem he was honored with palm leaves as the messiah, people flocked to his teaching; sermon on the mount. With the multiplying of bread. And why he got in trouble the first place with the Jewish authorities was the Temple cleansing. Anti-capitalism in the house of the Lord/God. Also the Pontius Pilate would not have washed his hands in innocence and left if to the judgement of the Jews - if he was seen as "A Son of God", that would make him like Caesar - a demi-God, the equal to the Emperor. Also in the biblical story it states JC saying he was not the son of God, just a man. And others kept insisting he was the Son of God. Then we have the Judas Kiss, in the garden outside the city gates with naked men running around, we all know what a cruising area is. In the book it says he loved his disciples, washed their feet, which can also be a sexual coding, and kissed them, also on the mouth. Jewish religion and especially at that time was/is very homophobic. So FREEDOM, of Thought, of Speech; a battle as old as time itself, so it seems now days. Cultural amnesia. Also it is pre-Euro so in Italy this was the Lire which was the least valuable coin/valuta in Western Europe/not worth much - I mean you had bank notes from 1.000 up to 500.000 Lire Back in the day a simple soft ice-cream cone would have costed more than the Vespa in the movie with 9.000 Lire. If not mistaken at least 50.000 Lire for an simple ice-cream back in the days. Why can't we be friends

you should react to Ciao Alberto, is a short that takes place after his movie and is really great

I realy think Antonio father did not abandoned him. To me he just left him there to go look for food or something and got murdered. There was at least one seamonstrer killed in the movie, and I think its him.

According to someone on internet the sentence Alberto says in Itailan translates to Hi my name is twisted trombone I think I could be wrong

18:28 This is why you’re supposed to brake the rear wheel first, preferably slowly.

Lavender!

"Piacere Girolamo Trombetta." That is a fun little greeting from director Enrico Casarosa's childhood. It roughly translates to 'Nice to meet you. My name is twisty trombone.' Doesn't make a lot of sense but it's fun to say. But not as much fun as "Silenzio Bruno!"

Someone figured out that Gulias school is only about an hours train ride away. So if you're sad about the ending, you now have proof that they'll visit every chance they get. Naysayers, shut up. Let us have this.

The credits tell u how everyone’s doing after the movie

I just had some exams the other day..... I'm dead now 😭

The fish are no more related to the sea folk than rabbits are related to foxes. It's a completely separate type of creature. Why do you think that Luca herds fish? Is it for the wool or the milk? Not a chance. It's for the meat.

I know a movie that’s a cross between live action and animated Sonic the hedgehog movie

this movie remind me studio ghibli movie totoro

Hi sophie, well for not animated movies, one of my favorite movies is pride and prejudice 2005, i think you could react and love it

The fish they caught is the equivalent to our cows. We’re both mammals but we still eat them just like they’re all fish but there some that they eat.

This was a cute movie

Can you please watch "the peanuts movie" I haven't seen anyone else react to it and its super wholesome.

You should watch the chronicles of Narnia🦁

I learned all I know from the Rez people . like how to trap and how to get your own food . How it was like to survive back in the day before modern medicine . also books and family help of course my grandpa/Mushum told me all about residential schools, and how life was before they came to our land. Native people could survive I mean our numbers started dropping when the whites came to this land. Like if they didn’t come just think about how life would be today more natives, our language and culture would have continued, OUR WAY of life wouldn’t have changed .🧡 If they didn’t come to our land spread diseases and try to brain wash us natives by not letting us learn our history. Not

You should watch the little thing to do with Alberto and the dad

There is sort of a six minute after credit scene - Ciao Alberto. But it's a separate thing that came out after the movie. Trailer ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-KJZS7oXX5SE.html