The search for Pixar's perfect "Luca" sea monster started with ancient maps. When director Enrico Casarosa formulated the coming-of-age story, inspired by his own childhood on the Italian Riviera, he ...

Every so often, an overhead leak or a thrown glass of water will land on their skin and reveal their psychedelically hued sea-monster selves. But only for a few seconds; they snap right back. And that ...

But Luca and Alberto aren’t like other boys: They’re sea monsters, who assume human form when they leave the sea and dry off. Alberto lives in an abandoned tower, collecting whozits and ...

How Jacob Tremblay Was Cast as a Sea Monster in Pixar's 'Luca' (Exclusive) Author: John Boone‍ Published: 11:30 AM EST February 25, 2021 Updated: 11:30 AM EST February 25, 2021 ...

To be sure, director Enrico Casarosa’s coming-of-age story — about two male sea monsters and their secret friendship as humans in a coastal Italian town — ushered in a more pronounced sea ...

Pixar ’s latest movie takes a different perspective on the ocean from Finding Nemo. Where Nemo anthropomorphized real marine life, Luca creates a world of sea monsters, though they are also a ...

Enrico Casarosa, who directed the Pixar short "La Luna," helms this Pixar feature about Luca's unforgettable summer on the Italian Riviera with his best friend Alberto, who are both sea monsters ...

China Box Office: Disney’s ‘Luca’ Stumbles With $5.1M Opening The colorful sea monster story is performing on the low end for a Pixar title in China, despite being the first Hollywood ...

Luca and Alberto are “sea monsters,” who have grown up underwater but are exploring life on dry land in human form. The two meet a girl, Giulia, who gives Luca the courage to enter a local race.

"Luca," the story about a young, inquisitive sea monster who lives with his family under the sea played by Jacob Tremblay, went straight to streaming also just a few months later on June 18, 2021.

Disney/Pixar "Luca" follows a close friendship between two sea monster boys in what many interpreted as a queer coming-of-age story.

Originally, there were going to be three sea-monster boys Pixar had plans for three sea-monster boys. "The duo was a trio," Casarosa says, introducing a deleted scene from the "Luca" Blu-ray.