Luca

Families will be wrapped around their TV sets, having a good time together with this...

It's full of energy and the diligence of those researchers has paid off in its settings which are seductive -- and even more important -- believable.

Luca is a sweet, gentle, sun-kissed film, with gentle rhythms and a generous spirit.

This movie takes joy in the everyday things...wonderful moments.

Luca, basically, is great news for film nerds and wonder-starved kids.

Less ambitious than most of the studio's films, "Luca" instead projects plenty of warmth, specifically in its study of identity, bigotry and the challenges young people face when navigating their anxiety-inducing entry into adulthood.

Although this is a Pixar film it is not a Pixar film.

It was a small, sweet and enjoyable effort from Pixar, which has not only taught us that it's okay to be different from the rest but the importance of it.

Different than anything PIXAR has done before story wise. Small in scale as A coming of age story that brings the messages of discovery & acceptance!

From the detailed animation that makes the Italian coast look realistically astonishing to Dan Romer's rich score that hits all the right notes, without forgetting the outstanding voice work, every Pixar's trademark technical attribute is present.