I thought I had made it through the entire movie without crying and then "you got me off the island Luca, I'm ok" completely destroyed me.

@EduardoMartinez-fk2pv

2 жыл бұрын

Why? No really, I want to cry too

@greenguy369

2 жыл бұрын

Me too!

@Lee-9

2 жыл бұрын

YEAH 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

@amandaaloveess

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly. I was watching this with kids for the first time. I was trying so hard not to cry 😭

@FirlowXD

2 жыл бұрын

What the grandma says about "He knows how to find the good ones" made me ugly cry right after having just cried already.

Obviously the movie has a plot and everything, but I think first and foremost it’s about kids just being kids and enjoying discovering the world and making friends. Pixar is good at that, capturing the pure joy that comes with life.

@fynnthefox9078

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, it's not a huge adventure or self-discovering journey like most Pixar movies. This one is just fun.

Luca calling Alberto a sea monster is like, one of the top ten anime betrayals.

@pundertalefan4391

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, man. That was painful.

@fynnthefox9078

2 жыл бұрын

@@pundertalefan4391 To be fair, Alberto was being kind of a dick. I understand he has abandonment issues, but that doesn't excuse dickish behavior.

@internetv4mpire254

Жыл бұрын

when i first watched luca and that scene came on i gasped so hard

Can we just point put how the dad recognized Luca and Alberto, even in their sea-forms?

@caydentristanjayanto4717

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe the dad is an expert at discovering sea monsters

@fynnthefox9078

Жыл бұрын

@@caydentristanjayanto4717 And by their clothes.

@skyblue8705

Жыл бұрын

And the fact that the sea monsters seemed to be friends with his daughter

Luca is a masterpiece. Its credits even happily show more of the characters' story in adorable illustrations but the tear-jerker is in the final dedication. “This Film is Dedicated to Alberto Surace, Patty Ann Buchholz Willrett (1974-2020) and all the friends who pulled us out of the water and helped us find our way.”😂

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

I think people abuse of the term"masterpiece",expecially when talking about Pixar movies."Luca"is a nice film.It's not a masterpiece.

@appleglassjuice11

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nicamon Its called opinions dude a film may not be a masterpiece to YOU but it can for someone else.

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

@@appleglassjuice11 I'm pretty sure"masterpiece"is supposed to be an objective term.There are movies that *I* consider masterpieces because they make me wanna rewatch them countless times,but if they have objective flaws or are objectivately not that innovative I can recognize it.And there are other movies that I personally don't like,but that _are_ objectively masterpieces because they brought some important innovations to their genre or to cinema in general."Luca"may be special for individual persons,but _objectively_ it's nothing special...it's an extremely"basic"story similar to countless other stories that came before.

@MARYWTHER

2 жыл бұрын

@@Nicamon Good for you

The director named the town after his favorite Ghibli film Porco Rosso 🥰 he apparently got a lot of inspiration from Hayao Miyazaki’s works

@creatingpulsars9979

2 жыл бұрын

I can't believe I didn't notice the name. Looking at the use of colors in this film, now that I know that, I can definitely see it.

@SagaciousSilence

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah this movie is A LOT like Kiki’s Delivery Service. It’s a “slice of life” movie.

@diannaozunalopez387

2 жыл бұрын

Didn't knew that, I thought he used this name cuz in Italy we indeed have a small town called "MonteRosso" in Cinque Terra, the Town is alike the movie.

definitely crying with you at the end ! this movie is such a beautiful representation of how outsiders feel, and how no matter your differences, you will always find your way, and people to love you through it all, a chosen family that accepts you completely.

I really love the style of this movie and cried towards the end.

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't.

@skylarberry3754

2 жыл бұрын

The end did it for me as well, him cheering so happily for him made me weep ! so sweet

This movie hit me so hard. I was the only gay kid growing up in a very homophobic small town in wisconsin. The face they make when someone finally accepts them made me bawl my eyes out.

After two viewings, Luca became my favorite Pixar movie (I’ve now seen it over 14 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.

Even tho this movie has very simple, down to earth plot and goes for making people feel wholesome feels with adorable designs, it's not done lazily in any aspect and I REALLY appreciate that. Especially in face of all the lazy, poorly made corporate garbage from Illumination studio which always aims to exploit "feel good" needs of all the normies.

It’s definitely refreshing to get such a simple and small-scale story that still manages to be impactful.

Father's design in this movie reminded me: watch Cloudy with a chance of meatballs. It's so funny!

@stephaniex_x7275

2 жыл бұрын

Yes!

@yasi8842

2 жыл бұрын

ahhh I literally just said this omg, especially when he raises his eyebrow and u see his eye haha, I love it

@fynnthefox9078

Жыл бұрын

Peak character design.

Luca is what’s called a “slice of life” movie where the movie isn’t based around a plot but rather just a snapshot of someone’s life. Also, I know the director denies it, this movie is way too applicable for a “coming out” story. I think the name Luca is even a reference to some director. It just seems too coincidental to not be a hidden meaning behind the movie.

@temutemacular

2 жыл бұрын

He doesn't deny it, in fact he accepts it, since that was the point of the film, all he said was that that wasn't the purpose of the film, which is fine.

@DizPlicity

2 жыл бұрын

The director doesn’t deny it. He has replied to the inquiries about the LGBT parallels in the movie and said every viewer interpretation is valid and that he loves that people can relate to it that way. So he never out right confirmed it, but he never denied it either.

@Mjj5557

2 жыл бұрын

I get what u mean, the director didn’t say anything but Pixar themselves did actually confirm Luca and Alberto are not gay, they said they had no intention of it while making the movie

@DizPlicity

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mjj5557 yeah, the director recently said that they had no intention of actual romance because the kids are too young to think about that kind of stuff. He said that maybe in a few years feelings could blossom, but at the time of the movie it is purely friendship between all three. However, he still hasn’t denied the LGBT themes hinted at in the movie. Such as the coming out metaphors. Personally, I actually never thought Luca and Alberto are secretly boyfriends in the movie (I ship them still), but I did always think that the movie was a metaphor for coming out.

@angah82

2 жыл бұрын

@@DizPlicity "Too young" although there have been childhood crushes between boys and girls since forever, but it's a no-no between kids of the same gender. This *was* 1960s Italy so... unfortunately, it checks out.

"Does he like her?" Erm...

There is going to be a Pixar movie placed in Canada, actually! The name's Red, and the writer/producer/director (I don't remember which one) made it based on things she felt growing up as a Chinese descendant.

@ShadeShake

2 жыл бұрын

Actually it's called "Turning red".

@Thebigcoffee

2 жыл бұрын

Oh nice

There's also going to be a Pixar short called "Ciao Alberto" coming out on disney+ on November 12 which focuses on Alberto's story after the movie

it's not a part 2, but there's gonna be an animated short called "Ciao Alberto" that showcases how Alberto is doing to settle down in Portorosso with Massimo. i think it's coming out on Disney+ on Nov12

@JVsGalacticAdventures

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you

@Thebigcoffee

2 жыл бұрын

Yes. I need this.

Hi, here's your favorite italian to explain some easter eggs; The guy in the picture on Alberto's vespa is Marcello Mastroianni, an actor from the 50s/60s. Don't worry, non of us actually knew who he was, only our grandparents could've recognize him (maybe). The whole movie take place in Liguria, near to Genova; the city of Portorosso (which btw means "red harbor") is imaginary, but very similar to real ones! Another point I wanted to make is, the "vespa" is just like a specific type of motorcycle, not a sponsored product. They did not have a partnership for this movie. Well I hope I was of some help, keep up the great work!

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

Another thing worth notice is that none of the songs present in the movie has *anything* to do with the plot.NOT-A SINGLE-ONE of them.😓And they couldn't put the only song that would have been *PERFECT* for this movie,since it was literally about a Vespa("50 Special"by Lunapop)because it was a song from the '90s.

@wirdest1210

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, tho I think the music choice were pretty great. The only thing I wonder is if they're aware the credit song is a love song. Did they do it on purpose maybe? I mean, of all the songs they could've choose... just saying 👀

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

@@wirdest1210 What was the credit song?I can't remember...

@wirdest1210

2 жыл бұрын

Città Vuota by Mina

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

@@wirdest1210 As I said,NONE of the songs has anything to do with the plot(the closest one is"W la Pappa col Pomodoro"...in a movie where everyone eats trenette al pesto all the time!!🤦‍♂),so I'm afraid that's just a coincidence.X-P

I held my tears through the island scene when we discovered what Alberto has been through. But I lost it at the end when they said goodbye. Reminded me of my childhood and saying bye to friends that I never knew if I’d see them again. But they always wanted the best for me

I'm Italian and there are sooo many typical things in this movie, the pesto, the focaccia, the hand gestures... The movie is set in Cinque terre, which is a beautiful place in Liguria, you should check it out! And my personal interpretation is that Alberto does like Luca, I think the hidden meaning is that everyone should be free to be who he is and "coming out of the closet" in that way, especially with what the granma says at the end about acceptance.

I'm Italian: this film is really accurate.

I love this movie, the simplicity of the plot is really well done and just an overall really enjoyable experience. One thing that really resided with me was the whole allegory for LGBT+ people, coming out, and acceptance. There was some really telling lines/scenes in there that I liked (“some people will never accept him, but some will, and he seems to know how to find the good ones” 🥲) and the two ladies revealing their true forms in the end . Loved the reaction, can’t wait to see what’s next!

@Thebigcoffee

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah this just reminded me of that little predicament when the movie came out- it was just a headache

I guess the two have already been suggested multiple times, but you should definitelly watch Atlantis: The Lost Empire and Treasure Planet one day. Both are underrated gems from Disney's second dark age and two of my favourite movies of all time.

@JVsGalacticAdventures

2 жыл бұрын

Will do 👍🏾

@jcj268

2 жыл бұрын

meet the Robinsons is also pretty good

man i cant even find the words for how much this movie left an impact on me as a queer person living in a very homophobic country. i know that its debatable if this is a metaphor for queerness or not but i think everyone projects their own experiences, and im projecting mine. this movie, man... i dont usually cry watching movies but "some people will never accept him, he just has to find the ones that do" really hit me, especially in relation to how my own family treats me now that im out of the closet. not to mention i really get the vibes of "first queer crush" out of alberto and luca, like they dont understand what theyre feeling because no one let them know that they could feel that way. its really one of the best movies ive seen in the last few years

@friendist9323

2 жыл бұрын

The true magic of a good film is when it inspires the imagination in your head, and when it can bring you into the magical world it portrays. In your case, it did both! Also, that was a very good personal analysis and reflection on the movie. Thanks for the interesting read! :)

I love this movie, the plot is kinda small but it's so wholesome and still really manages to get in your feelings, I'd love for them to expand on what happens when Luca and Guillia comes back next summer

Yes, Luca did sort of betray Alberto, but to be fair, Alberto was trying to ruin Luca's friendship with Giulia first. They both were to blame. Thankfully, they forgave each other and got past it.

I was thinking that I'd made it through the movie without tears, but then that train scene hit me. Alberto really gave up his Vespa for Luca to go to school. Man, that was soo good! But Madagascar is a good trilogy or Shrek! Monster House is a good movie too, and Robots! There are so many good ones out there!!

“Does Alberto like her?” Very much not lmao. It is debated that Alberto actually likes Luca and the whole movie is a reference.

@SagaciousSilence

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah the name Luca even matches the name of the director of a movie about two young same sex Italians who develop feelings for one another. It just seems too coincidental.

@4tchilling956

2 жыл бұрын

People saying the Alberto is gay are idiots When we are kids when we like another kid we dont care about race or gender Even when we are Grown ups many times we guys feel jealous of the girlfriend of ours bestfriends because we know he will not have 100% time for us

@Mjj5557

2 жыл бұрын

I get what u mean with the gay stuff, but Pixar did actually come forward themselves and confirmed Luca and Alberto are not gay, they said they had no intention of it while making the movie

@caspirjames1124

3 ай бұрын

​@4tchilling956 um it was confirmed my one of the screen writers

The sea monsters raised fish for food, so fish to them aren't really fellow people, they're just as likely to see them as food as the humans.

I really dont want a Luca sequel. Not that I think it doesnt deserve one, but that it deserves NOT to have one. I'd love a series of films in a similar style, but this should be a stand alone and completed story untouched by corporate greed and a pillar for movies to come.

Pleeease react to Brother Bear! Hugs from Brazil

This movie was 1 i didn't think would give me tears and it did

There's a short called "Ciao Alberto" which is a semi-sequel to the movie, which tells about how Alberto and Massimo getting along, their relationship is not only a boss and employer relationship but also foster-father and foster-son. I recommend watching it cuz it's both funny and has a heartful moment at the end.

There’s a theory that the Bruno in “SILENZIO BRUNO” is Alberto’s dad because he’s not in the picture and his dad might say non encouraging stuff to him so Alberto has to shut him out

Thought this movie was cute when I first watched it, and a masterclass in storytelling (all this emotion for a plot that revolved around a Vespa?? Pixar you absolute mad lads x). Then when I watched it a second time with my family, I totally fell in love with it. The characters, setting and everything is done so well in such a subtle way, I feel like it just really grows on you the more you watch it. As a budding writer myself, I plan to spend a very cozy afternoon studying Luca to figure out this ✨magic✨ XD

This movie is one of my favourite movies ever, so good 💗

The whole movie was so wholesome and feel good. And I'm not going to lie, the ending had me in tears, especially Alberto's goodbye to Luca. I cannot wait for the short headed to Disney + featuring Alberto and Massimo.💚💜

I’ve watched this movie 5 times and every single time I’ve cried at the end 😂 I thought I was the only one who got emotional with the ending

There's a Canadian Disney film it's called Brother Bear, it's about the indigenous people of Canada. And the closest thing we have to a Jamaican Disney anything is Sebastian the crab in The Little Mermaid, which Luca is very similar to in some aspects.

I love how you said italian dollars 😂 Its Euro ;)

Thank you for this reaction. It make me watch the movie. I think, this movie is just amazing, so kind and positive. And it's so well drawn. And it gave me very strong Miyazaki vibes.

All the songs are famous here in Italy 😁🔝🥰 love this movie 🇮🇹

14:12 "italian dollars". That honestly made me laugh more than it should have😅😅

Seeing Red (the next Pixar movie, coming out in 2022) will be set in Toronto! Here are some of the references: -Portorosso is named after the Studio Ghibli movie Porco Rosso. It's based on Cinque Terre, the coastal area of Liguria in the north of Italy which has five cities that look like this. -The picture of the actor was of Marcello Mastroianni, in the movie Divorce, Italian Style from 1961. -The movie they were watching was Big Deal on Madonna Street from 1958. -There's a bunch of movie posters for movies like La Strada and Roman Holiday. -The character Giulia Marcovaldo is named after Marcovaldo, the series of short stories by Italo Calvino. There's also a Calvino Plaza in the town.

The ending really moved me as well. Caught me off guard. Watched this with my 5 year old son and had tears streaming down my face.

YOU SHOULD TOTALLY WATCH ANASTASIA!! Underrated classic!!

From Pixar starring Luca, a boy sea monster who appears human when he ventures outside. He and his friend Alberto dream of owning a Vespa, which is a type of motorcycle. But first they must earn it via a competition

I watched this right before I moved across the country and bawled like a baby at the end 🙃🙃🙃👌🏻👌🏻

This movie released 4-5 months before Encanto, so I wonder if using “Silenzio, Bruno!” was an Easter egg since we don't talk about Bruno..... interesting. The Pixar short for this movie was really cool.

There is a show coming in November called "Ciao Alberto"

Great reaction! This movie is just so comfortable, and I love the images in the end credits!

Seeing Luca later this week🌅good review ,thanks JV 💯👏

Yeah, the fish to sea monsters are basically cattle. Like how humans eat cows or pigs (beef or ham).

If you liked Luca, I think you'll really like the short Ciao Alberto that can be found on Disney+ (sadly, they didn't include it in the Luca disc release). It is about 7-8 minutes long and shows Alberto and Massimo soon after Luca and Guilia leave for school.

That scene on the beach. I was not expecting it, and it was painful. I didn't cry, but I swear some of my breath was taken away. And that's rare for me.

The Willoughbys it’s such a great kids movie with a powerful message i think you’ll love it❤️❤️

36:30 If you want there's a short of 8 minutes about Alberto's life in Porto Rosso after some days Luca left. I swear I watched like 10 times and I still cry in less than those 8 minutes 😢❤

A good Pixar movie, that doesn't really get enough credit is Onward, it's a pretty heartwarming movie. You should definitely react to it

Can anyone else argue with me that Luca is the Pixar version of the little mermaid

Luca was an amazing movie, way better than I thought it would be. Your reaction was great, I'm glad you liked this one!

i don't remember the 1st Cars movie infortunetly, but the 3th for me is 👌 the best !

You should watch The Iron Giant one day 💖 its such a good movie with amazing animation and some emotional moments that might make you cry lol

@pearlofthedarkage

2 жыл бұрын

I second this!

Luca’s dad is voiced by Jim Gaffigan.

This is one of my favorite movies to watch with my daughter ❤I cry every time

Thou hast disappointed me, not a single mention of how freakin adorable the sea monsters are?

That movie talks to my Italian roots so much !

I don't know if you have seen Moana or not, but if you haven't you should definitely react to it. I think you would really enjoy it.

20:33 In the television there's one of the many famous Italian movies from '50s with as main actor the guy from the picture Alberto had on the vespa he and Luca were first riding together. Sorry for not remmebering his name tho 😅😅

Aight that settles it. I gotta hop on that Patreon. These are some of the better reactions on KZread.

This whole movie was a Norman Rockwell painting. 😍

I wonder what would the world of Luca be like in Kingdom Hearts if it might make it in?

I would love to see a Luca 2, and there are talks about the director willing to make one ^^

3:46 ‘Turning Red’, the upcoming Pixar film, is set to take place in Canada I think.

To be fair Alberto pushed Luca into a corner and he panicked. Plus, they were just fighting. I see how these events played out.

Lmao my parents are Jamaican too. Caribbean people have a look to them. I should have known 🤣

Me: *Cat randomly appears in the back*

Love your videos!

Between this and Encanto I suspect there is a Bruno in the world who really pissed off someone at Disney. But, we don't talk about him.

“Does he like her?” “Or… he’s jealous that she’s taking away his friend.” *muffled screaming*

It’s been 4 months since, I got a chance to watch Luca during Father’s Day.

I love this movie it captures exactly the vibes of my childhood summers in Italy. As an Italian was very beautiful to see it portrayed so good, also Alberto voice actor is Italian himself ♡ I love your reaction so much! Can I ask you to do Frozen 1 and 2 or Onward???? I would love to hear your opinions on the brothers/sisters relationship portrayed in movies! Have a great day!

My jaw hurts from trying not to cry 😂😂

"Italian dollars" Come on bro 😭

This movie is a gem and I love it

I am Italian and there are a lot of italian music and Italian TV references... Most from the 80s/90s

The dad reminds me of the dad from cloudy with a chance of meatballs

This movie is beautiful. I don't think there will be a sequel, BUT, there is a corresponding short film that takes place after the events of this movie that I think you'd love. I know you don't usually do reaction to short films, but it would be cool if you wanted to try that with this one.

My favorite movie of all time, and a movie I think you should check out, is Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame (1996). It's got amazing plot, characters, and music!

such a sweet story

I am not really Italian but I am part Italian but I am actually learning the language which is nice oh well

You need to watch The Boy and the Beast and Summer Wars. Two of my all time favourite anime movies, I guarantee they will make you cry haha.

"Turning Red" will be set in Toronto, Canada. So you'll get your Canadian Pixar movie in March 2022! :)

If you want to watch something Jamaican then the closest one for now is "Moana"(2016) from Polynesia

I know no one's requesting this but could you please react to "THE CROODS" it's really funny and great movie

06:40 - 06:43 As soon as he said that I was like:"Oh,OK,he's an orphan.🙄" 14:09 - 14:13 *Italian dollars!!!* 😂😂😂 I don't know why,but that made me laugh SO MUCH!! 14:40 Yeah,sure,humans spend *years* learning how to walk and ride bikes,but movie doesn't have time for this.🙄 19:56 - 19:59 *HIM. 23:04 The poster says"Attack of the Sea MONSTER". 27:33 - 27:40 You SHOULDN'T be OK after a fall like that!!!You should either be dead or badly injured!!!Your gravity sucks at its job!!!

@edgarretana8377

2 жыл бұрын

You forgot one. Sea monsters aren’t real. Seriously dude it’s just a movie

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

@@edgarretana8377 Suspension of disbelief ≠ inconsistency. Also...there are *other* things that I"forgot",for example the fact that none of the songs from this movie has *anything* to do with the plot,but they are just a bunch of random old italian songs and the *only one* that would have fit this movie PERFECTLY since it's literally about riding a Vespa("50 Special"by Lunapop)it's not in the movie because it's a song from the '90!And I could have also added that,as an Italian,I'm disappointed that in the italian version they didn't take the chance to make the characters talk in the local dialect, possibly when the characters were speaking Italian in the English version. I mean...the characters from"Brave"and"Dragon Trainer"have Scottish accents in the original version,why can't the characters from"Luca"and"Pinocchio"have Ligurian and Tuscan accents in the italian versions?!? It would make sense!!But no!We have to always dub everything in plain, standard Italian!🙄And,last but not least,I could have complained because I *personally* don't like how the characters look and how simple and"ordinary"the plot is! I mean...the Mexican got that *HEARTBREAKING MASTERPIECE* that it's"Coco"and we get *THIS?!?* A movie about 2 boys going on holiday while copying what"The Little Mermaid"and"Siren"have already done better(showing mermaids wanting to live in the human world and/or facing the racism of landpeople against merpeople)?!?!And what makes it even worse is that everyone is treating this movie like it's a masterpiece only because it's from Pixar and has a great CGI when,in reality,it's a FINE movie.Nothing more. It could be 1 of those movies you find on TV during holiday afternoons that you watch once,you have fun for 1 hour and 1/2 and then you forget,because it's just like *tons* of other similar movies and TV shows you've seen elsewhere!😓But no,since it's Pixar it *HAS* to be a MASTERPIECE!🙄 I could have said *all these things* and I stopped myself in order not to sound too mean. So,seriously,pal,next time...KEEP YOUR POINTLESS CRITICISM TO YOURSELF,please and thank you!😠#DontProvokeMe

@PixieoftheWood

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, the walking and riding a bike could make sense. A major factor in humans learning to walk and ride bikes is needing to build physical muscle mass as well as the actual movement. Luca has been swimming his entire life, so he likely has all the muscles needed to do these things, he just needs to learn the physical movement. Also, the physics of falling can be weird, so depending on how you land, you can have very different results. Also, falling through branches actually does reduce the chance of serious damage, because it keeps you from building momentum.

@Nicamon

2 жыл бұрын

@@PixieoftheWood Good points. But(I'm just being a dick now)falling on branches shouldn't _at least_ give you scratches?;-P

You need to watch Finding Nemo!

Mei Mei from Turning Red is Canadian.

Luca 2 coming out withing the next year or so.

TRAIN TO BUSAN REACTION PLEASEE..