Quick Vid: Raya and the Last Dragon (Review)

I feel like people are gonna hate me for this one lol

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[Saberspark]

What did you all think of the film? I feel like I'm in the minority here with my thoughts

[shgurr]

The movie told more then it showed through its visuals. Also the real world references took me out of the movie. Idk why they thought butt jokes and group project jokes make sense in this context.

[Jennijennijenni]

The thing that bothers me surprisingly much is that we never heard the voices of the other dragons. Even just a little voice or ”hi” when they reunited with Sisu would have been nice, instead they just were like 🙂

[quetzai]

Everyone: “You guys would’ve benefited from a show instea-“
Disney: “MOVING ON.”

[zacurragazzo]

It’s sad because this movie had potential and Namari’s character would been more of an impactful character if we had more screen time with her. When she sees Sisu for the first time it’s like her child innocence comes back to her and she just stands there frozen in awe as if she was her dragon nerd self from before. Even after you can hear the joy in her voice when she talks to her mother about the dragon only for her to be shot down by the harsh reality and her mother. I noticed this and it’s sad that we didn’t see more of it

[geardog]

Everyone says the dragon looks like Elsa, but all I see is a stretched out My Little Pony.

[getschwifty]

I don't even get why she's called Elsa Dragon, the design just screams "MLP" to me, from the snout to the body

[InkRose]

I totally agree with you, the movie felt off almost the whole way through and I think a lot of it had to do with the script and dialogue. Too much modern slang (Dragon Nerd, group projects, etc.) paired with a lack of solid humor and character development really hurt the movie.

[mandykayla]

I wish Sisu was designed with scales instead of fur since she’s a water Dragon. I wish we saw more of the other dragons and their abilities and wish there was a epic final battle between the druun and the dragons 🐉 I mean come on the dragons from “How To Train Your Dragon” was more interesting and all were different.

[Ariverfish]

Summary: Southeast Asian woman tries to acquire all the dragon balls to summon Shenron in order to stop the spread of Covid-19.

[zillas]

Honestly I think the Asian dragon wasn’t an Asian dragon, it looked more like a long unicorn

[DragonballBlack]

This movie was dope af and I won’t hear any different. Loved when Zuko was hunting the Avatar.

[applejayz]

*Meets new stranger
*Immediately bring them to the worlds most valuable treasure you were assigned to defend

[alena]

It’s a not a Disney movie without an annoying talking animal that is voiced by a celebrity.

[galehunter]

To quote a great show, “It had all the right pieces, but it couldn’t put them together, (…) not because I liked the show, but I knew it could be so much more, and now it never would be."

[tylerblack]

I was a bit disappointed to see the dragon was bright blue and “kid friendly” looking, i was honestly kind of hoping for a more traditional looking dragon to match the already realistic visuals

[pikyso]

The concept of this film would be a great video game. Imagine an open world game where you actually exist on this land and the whole game is you traveling and conquering these different regions, as your dragon gets more powerful. Sort of like a Zelda breath of the wild where you get the 4 divine beast to help aid you in the final fight. Like spine and falon are so fascinating and i want to explore them more, would be fantastic video game material

[TheOriginalPoon]

I hate that they’re so focused on 3D animation now.

Every character model is starting to look the same.

[vannah_]

As a person who is an absolute nerd for asian dragons, the desgin really disappointed me. Like look at legitimate south east asian dragons on buildings and stuff. They look scary and cool and are very intriguing design-wise.

And I get it Disney can't make a dragon too scary for kids and they got to sell toys but still. I felt like they coulda done better with that.

[duaneepps]

This is the age of focus groups and statistic-made movies. Everything is safe, Everything is calculated. No risk is taken, and the product, while serviceable, does not wow, does not excite.