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Top 10 Things You Missed in Pixar's Luca

Top 10 Things You Missed in Pixar's Luca

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Like a sea monster hiding in plain sight, these are the things you missed in Pixar's Luca. Our countdown includes Alberto's blue umbrella, Porco Rosso references, La Luna connections, and more! Did YOU catch any little details in Luca?
Date: 2023-11-20

Comments and reviews: 25


I was really excited for this movie cause my dad is from italy. I was born there in vico esque. Funfact: Mt. Vesuvius used to be part of the volcano Mt. Somma before it erupted. Somma is the Roman word for Summit, like the summit or crater of a volcano. Now look at my user name(which is my real name) and notice anything about my sir name?
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8: 02-9: 05 Actually there's a third easter egg too. The number of the train carriage that Giulia and Luca aboard is Pixar's address back in California.
Also, Giulia's design is kinda like Ivy Sundew from this little Disney show called Amphibia. And her shirt has the same colors as Phineas' from P&F.

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Normally when it comes to Disney films Easter eggs, I usually have an eagle eye out for them. But in the case with Luca, most of them flew over my head (except for the Finding Nemo post credits reference at the end.
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Pixar 1995: What if Toys had feelings?
Pixar 2001: What if Monsters had feelings?
Pixar 2006: What if Cars had feelings?
Pixar 2015: What if Feelings had feelings?
Pixar 2021: What if Italians had feelings?

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Using Marcello Mastroianni photo (from his Fellini days) and the comedy Big Deal on Madonna Street were pure genius. Mastroianni with moustache being the epitomy of cool, as he's got it glued onto the Vespa mirror
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Paris = Ratatouille
Mexico = Coco
New York City = Soul
Italy = Luca
Colombia = Encanto
And many others!
Disneys(or Pixar) exploring the world and its individual unique cultures!

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The character design looks like something DreamWorks or Sony would do to their characters. And my parents thought that it felt like watching a TV movie than a theatrically released movie
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luca cool like sonic luca is hero like sonic and luca speed like sonic and last not list luca speed and boost mode and got a chaos emerald like sonic have it to! 123
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I couldn't help but think of how the rules of them being human as long as they don't get wet was very much like Aquamarine. Gosh I enjoyed this so much xD
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Silentzio Bruno! That Will stay with me forever, specially since i decides to learn italian. Thanks ms mojo, i hope Luca gets nominated for an Oscar.
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This isnt really a Easter egg, but did anyone realize that Luca couldnt walk on land his first time out on the surface but his parents instantly did?
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Im so happy that animation is going back to being about stylization over realism. I really like these simplistic quirky character designs
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Luca will come and go. Be forgotten just like wall E, Oliver and company, fox and the hound, roger rabbit, sword in the stone, onward.
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Gelsomina, the main character played by Giulietta Masina in La Strada, also crops up as the name of the first fishing boat in Luca.
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For some reason I didnt have high expectations for Luca, but it blew my expectations out of the water (pun kind of intended)
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You missed a big one. The villain tells the characters they should form a club for losers. The losers club. Beep beep Luca
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In the end credit scene Im pretty sure that little fish is the fish Luca was referring to in the beginning that ran away
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The Pinocchio one isnt exactly a Disney reference though, more like a reference to the original story written by Collodi
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The stars being anchovies reminded me of The Lion King (theyre fireflies that got stuck in that big bluish black thing)
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I watched Luca on Disney + on Friday the visuals were so breathtaking and I really wanted pasta afterwards
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I actually watched The Blue Umbrella on cinemas. MU was actually my second time watching a Pixar film in theaters.
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I don't know if this important but the girl in this movie has some catchphrases relate to many kinds of cheese
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While most of Pixar films try to look realistic, its refreshing that theyre going more for style in this one
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very very great epic fun list I like it a lot very great job mis mojo one of my very favorite list ever
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94: When I saw the movie when it was released on TV, I felt Ponyo and The Little Mermaid vibes in one
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