Luca
Pixars reputation as an animation juggernaut is very fascinating to watch over the past few decades. Most of the time, they are very reliable in bringing excellent visuals, engaging character interactions, interesting premise concepts, emotionally connecting or thought provoking storylines, cute humor, and memorable moments that have left a lasting impact on many family audiences. With how impactful their status is, it can end up as a double-edged sword for the studio where any project they pump out carries that high expectation for success. This brings us to their latest effort, Luca, which was the directorial debut of Enrico Casarosa (who wrote and directed the Pixar short film La Luna). The marketing campaign for this was rather minimal with not showing a whole lot and Disney made the decision to pull it from a theatrical release to their streaming service Disney+. I wasn't hyped about it but was curious and after watching it, it ended up being a simple pleasant experience that
