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*** Another Miyazaki nod: During the first try at the homemade Vespa, the way Alberto runs down the hill and jumps off the ramp mirrors a scene from ''Anime/TheCastleOfCagliostro''.
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The movie does not give any indication that they are not speaking English.
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* TranslationConvention: The movie takes place in Italy, but every character speaks English with a smattering of Italian.
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%%* AnAesop: [[spoiler: A FishOutOfWater will eventually adapt.]]
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* SubhumanSurfacingShot: When Luca, Giulia, and Alberto [[spoiler:have a row about Luca going to human school, Alberto dives into the water to prove that he and his friend are actually sea monsters. While Giulia doesn't suspect anything for a few seconds, she is soon surprised when Al slowly rises out of the sea in sea monster form.]]
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[[caption-width-right:350:Something seems a little bit [[{{Pun}} fishy]] here, but we can't put our finger on it...]]
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''Luca'' is the twenty-fourth animated film offering by Creator/{{Pixar}}. It was directed by Enrico Casarosa (''WesternAnimation/LaLuna'') with a screenplay by Mike Jones (co-writer on ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'') and Jesse Andrews. The second direct-to-digital Pixar film, it was released on the Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service on June 18, 2021, alongside an exclusive one-week theatrical run at the El Capitan Theatre. However, the film, along with ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', eventually got a wider theatrical release in early 2024.
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''Luca'' is the twenty-fourth animated film offering by Creator/{{Pixar}}. It was directed by Enrico Casarosa (''WesternAnimation/LaLuna'') with a screenplay by Mike Jones (co-writer on ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'') and Jesse Andrews. The second direct-to-digital Pixar film, it was released on the Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service on June 18, 2021, alongside an exclusive one-week theatrical run at the El Capitan Theatre. However, the film, along with ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', eventually got a wider theatrical release in early 2024.
2024, with the Pixar short ''WesternAnimation/ForTheBirds'' set to play along with it.
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* AnachronismStew: The movie is set in 1959, and Luca is 13 years old. The name Luca barely even existed in the Italy of the 40s or even the 50s. It has become a popular Italian name only starting in TheSixties.
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** When Daniela and Lonenzo first arrive in Portorosso, Daniela claims that she'll be able to immediately recognize her son. Despite spending most of the movie fruitlessly searching for Luca, she does indeed recognize him(and he her) immediately when he finally crosses their path.
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** When Daniela and Lonenzo Lorenzo first arrive in Portorosso, Daniela claims that she'll be able to immediately recognize her son. Despite spending most of the movie fruitlessly searching for Luca, she does indeed recognize him(and he her) immediately when he finally crosses their path.
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''Luca'' is the twenty-fourth animated film offering by Creator/{{Pixar}}. It was directed by Enrico Casarosa (''WesternAnimation/LaLuna'') with a screenplay by Mike Jones (co-writer on ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'') and Jesse Andrews. The second direct-to-digital Pixar film, it was released on the Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service on June 18, 2021, alongside an exclusive one-week theatrical run at the El Capitan Theatre.
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''Luca'' is the twenty-fourth animated film offering by Creator/{{Pixar}}. It was directed by Enrico Casarosa (''WesternAnimation/LaLuna'') with a screenplay by Mike Jones (co-writer on ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'') and Jesse Andrews. The second direct-to-digital Pixar film, it was released on the Creator/DisneyPlus streaming service on June 18, 2021, alongside an exclusive one-week theatrical run at the El Capitan Theatre.
Theatre. However, the film, along with ''WesternAnimation/{{Soul}}'' and ''WesternAnimation/TurningRed'', eventually got a wider theatrical release in early 2024.
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* BrickJoke: In the beginning of the movie, Luca has trouble with Giuseppe, a goatfish that keeps trying to wander off from the herd. TheStinger shows that Ugo is back in the deep talking again about the joys of being there. The scene cuts to show that he's talking to Giuseppe who likely escaped from the herd again but was taken by Ugo who mistook him for Luca. As Ugo praises his new life, Giuseppe quietly sidles off-screen to the right just as he had done earlier with Luca.
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** In the beginning of the movie, Luca has trouble with Giuseppe, a goatfish that keeps trying to wander off from the herd. TheStinger shows that Ugo is back in the deep talking again about the joys of being there. The scene cuts to show that he's talking to Giuseppe who likely escaped from the herd again but was taken by Ugo who mistook him for Luca. As Ugo praises his new life, Giuseppe quietly sidles off-screen to the right just as he had done earlier with Luca.
** When Daniela and Lonenzo first arrive in Portorosso, Daniela claims that she'll be able to immediately recognize her son. Despite spending most of the movie fruitlessly searching for Luca, she does indeed recognize him(and he her) immediately when he finally crosses their path.
** In the beginning of the movie, Luca has trouble with Giuseppe, a goatfish that keeps trying to wander off from the herd. TheStinger shows that Ugo is back in the deep talking again about the joys of being there. The scene cuts to show that he's talking to Giuseppe who likely escaped from the herd again but was taken by Ugo who mistook him for Luca. As Ugo praises his new life, Giuseppe quietly sidles off-screen to the right just as he had done earlier with Luca.
** When Daniela and Lonenzo first arrive in Portorosso, Daniela claims that she'll be able to immediately recognize her son. Despite spending most of the movie fruitlessly searching for Luca, she does indeed recognize him(and he her) immediately when he finally crosses their path.
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* PrefersGoingBarefoot: Of the "Often goes without shoes, but does not mind them" variety. While both Luca and Alberto mostly go barefoot, likely because of their sea monster status, they both wear wellington boots while fishing with Massimo and Luca wears school shoes while at school during the ending credits. A few other people in the village walk around barefoot because of the closeness to the sea and the beach. It's not uncommon, during Summer in Cinque Terre, for people to briefly leave the beach and have a walk in town without footwear.
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* DoesNotLikeShoes: Of the "Often goes without, but does not mind them" variety. While both Luca and Alberto mostly go barefoot, likely because of their sea monster status, they both wear wellington boots while fishing with Massimo and Luca wears school shoes while at school during the ending credits. A few other people in the village walk around barefoot because of the closeness to the sea and the beach. It's not uncommon, during Summer in Cinque Terre, for people to briefly leave the beach and have a walk in town without footwear.
