Disney and Pixar’s Luca | Official Trailer | Disney+

This summer, you’re invited to Portorosso. Watch the new trailer for Disney and Pixar’s Luca and see the film June 18 on Disney+.

Set in a beautiful seaside town on the Italian Riviera, Disney and Pixar’s original feature film “Luca” is a coming-of-age story about one young boy experiencing an unforgettable summer filled with gelato, pasta and endless scooter rides. Luca shares these adventures with his newfound best friend, but all the fun is threatened by a deeply-held secret: they are sea monsters from another world just below the water’s surface. Directed by Academy Award® nominee Enrico Casarosa (“La Luna”) and produced by Andrea Warren (“Lava,” “Cars 3”), “Luca” releases June 18 on Disney+.

Hashtag: #PixarLuca

[Giuan]

- Movie set in Italy and with characters speaking Italian
- Comments section: "Is this Spanish?"

[MokkaCommentry]

How colourful u want this movie
Pixar - "YES"

[diegoperezcotto]

Pixar 2001:What if Monsters had feelings
Pixar 2021:What if SEA Monsters had feelings

[fatherlylike]

Luca was such a good movie i wish italians were real

[stefanocaschetto]

All of us italians hearing Edoardo Bennato's song in a Pixar movie trailer: *PURE HAPPINESS*

[electrical_cord]

So it's the opposite of Moana...
"Don't go near the water" - Moana
"Don't go near the surface" - Luca

[lukedstaten]

If there’s one thing this world needs more of in the industries, it’s people who put heart into their work. It’s the reason Pixar has such a great reputation today. This film is definitely giving confident vibes and I love it already

[rickyar]

Honestly, i'm a 30yo italian guy.. watched it in eng.
And I cried.
It reminded me my summer holidays when I was a kid, and those friends i made that i had to leave behind..
To me, Luca is special.
Thank you to everyone that worked on it.
Really, thank you so much.

[Haminations]

I love when movies have their own unique look to them. Despite being a Pixar film it looks so unique and playful. Can’t wait to see it :)

[diegoperezcotto]

Paris = Ratatouille
Mexico = Coco
New York City = Soul
Italy = Luca
Colombia = Encanto
And many others!

Disney’s(or Pixar) exploring the world and it’s individual unique cultures!

[DustinRitt]

I love how all dads in Pixar movies have the bushiest mustaches and eyebrows with no eyes 😂😂

[yohxn]

i cannot express how special this movie to me is. it dearly reminds me of my two bestfriends in highschool. one is a soft guy with so much creativity, one is a girl who is brave and smart, and me the alberto lol. so were basically a trio. i was mindblown on how accurately it depicts our story together back in our youth, like how we betrayed each other and did stupid things. good old days

[ozjackson]

" Aight we solved depression with 'Inside Out'. We dealt with grief in Coco. What else do these millennials have?"
"Anxiety?"
*Hold my pint*

[jacobbergerasu]

Pixar 1998: Feel bad for squashing bugs
Pixar 2021: Feel bad for eating sushi

[AjaySahu-mbnx]

I am 19 and I cried like a baby when alberto sold the vespa to afford a ticket for luca and sent him to study abroad. The last scene was very emotional during the farewell moment.
Pixar again didn't let me get disappointed.
I can't tell how much i love these plots and animations❤❤❤

[k.s.a]

Everyone: *Excited to watch Luca*
Me: *Waiting for the Super Carlin Brothers' "How Luca fits into the pixar theory" Vid*

[tashaneumann]

pixar 2001: what if monsters had feelings?
pixar 2021: what if italians had feelings?

[djcook]

imagine how long these movies take to make

[Aurora_Animates]

As an Italian, this is extremely accurate, the old towns, the Motorbikes everything is so good this was an awesome film!

[joshuajoe]

Fun fact, the city is called Portorosso as a reference to Ghibili’s Porco Rosso