It’s cause we’re usually so focused on the action that we need to go back and rewatch a few times to catch everything. They spend thousands of hours on the movie so it’s fun for them to slip in these surprises for us once we are ready to see the movies again :) something to get excited for again and again

Are you serious

Same

Me too

yes

Yes, It was deep

Not as good as coco tho

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U mean him?

@@lorenamatamoros8012 no her I’m talking about the girl with the red hair and hat

@@colemansimmons4604 Giuila?

@@k.i.t.t.y.3056 affirmative

It’s not a dresser it a bookshelf

Yeah I saw that it’s so funny

I noticed that. I watched Luca for the second time tonight

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True

Agreed.

Nerd

@@D4wnD1shs04p okay, and? I helped with some things because I'm Italian and I liked to point those out lmao If tat was an offense I've got bad news for you

@@diamondrl0 no it's fine ty for sharing the information I was just joking lol

@@D4wnD1shs04p sorry bro thank you 😩 every time I got hate comments so I'm kinda used lmao

@@diamondrl0 oh I'm so sorry that ur so used to hate comment :( but I mean I guess u just get used to it🤷‍♀️ But you should always just remember to never let the hater get to you :)

Me to Ik right

and it makes people joyful!

Yeah that wasn't even close to an Easter egg..

Yes.

wait but that's luca (and shes called giulia not julia)

@@snake_asterisk did I ask and it does say luca?

@@snake_asterisk ur a bit late to this vid ngl

@@SuperIslaBros u modified it 🤡

Give it to more references

I think Easter eggs just refers to Pixar facts and animations, not other companies!

@@maryamshokrollahi4676 then. Is it Donald duck Made by Pixar? How 'bout Mickey and Pinocchio?

@@oouaauu Haha you're right! But I still think it's an ordinary dragon tattoo and it doesn't refer to anything 😄

He did actually. Look it up. The fisherman who started the "What's wrong with you stupido!" gag was voiced by Enrico!

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Cool?

Ummmmm

His name is Ciccio

yeah and by the way did you watch the movie? i love to know

It's because it doesn't need to be mentioned, it's so tightly woven into every plot detail that you'd have to be blind and deaf not to realize the central theme to the movie is acceptance and "don't judge a book by its cover". It doesn't even have to be about accepting homosexuality, it could be accepting people for their hobbies, their dreams, their ambitions, anything about their personality and interests. 1. Massimo - you think he's big, scary, tough, and mean. You think he lost his arm in a fight with a sea monster. But no. He was "born into the world this way." just as LGBT are. 2. Julia - she's apologetic about who she is, she's "too much", she has physiology that she things people will judge her for, but even still she remains true to who she is. LGBT people are frequently concerned about coming on "too strong" or worried that they're "acting too gay" or otherwise differentiating themselves from the "normal" crowd. 3. Alberto's father - it's easy to speculate "Bruno" from "Silenzio, Bruno" is Alberto's father, and spent a lot of time telling Alberto to stop being who he is, to stop doing things to stand out, to be less crazy, to be less like himself. When Alberto's father finally abandoned him, Alberto's battle cry become telling his father to shut up and let him be himself. Parents are often coaching their kids (or heaven forbid, sending them to conversion therapy) to be "normal", and parents have been known to disown their kids for being gay. It's also true that Bruno was a human, and couldn't reconcile the differences with his son. 4. Luca's grandmother - She "frequently plays cards at the villiage". The two ladies who are also the grandmother's age, living amongst the humans, are also sea monsters. Old lady trio; doesn't have to be gay old ladies, but definitely tightly knit. 5. Ercole - The childhood bully we ALL knew as gay little kids. The one who hated you for no reason, just because it was cool. Just because he got perks from hunting you and outing you. Just because he was too scared for other people to hate him for similarly uncontrollable personality ticks as you have. It doesn't necessarily mean the bully is gay himself, but he may be massively insecure about himself in other ways so he overcompensates by thrusting himself into the center of attention and marginalizing easy targets. 6. Massimo and Townsfolk - How easy they accepted the boys after learning who they are because they just spent the whole summer with them. How it only took Massimo saying "they're the same boys you've known, nothing has changed except now you see their real skin." Personally my mother accepted me through the same rhetoric: You've know me your whole life. Why should this change anything? 7. Luca's parents - Safe luca, sheltered, trained to avoid exposure for his own safety. His parents have obviously been to the surface before, they knew how to walk, hell, the mother was ridiculously talented at soccer right out of the ocean. It's common for parents to realize their kids are gay and fear the ridicule they're going to endure later in life, and they'll do anything they can to protect them from that ridicule, even sending Luca away, deep into the ocean where he is well protected from that hatred for who he is. There's one thing, however, that you need to keep in mind. Being a sea monster in the context of this movie IS NOT THE SAME THING as being gay. It's an ALLEGORY about acceptance. Alberto and/or Luca might be gay, but obviously Luca's family isn't, nor the entire sea monster population, so while it's fun to drawn parallels to the boys hiding them being a sea monster, and people can learn great lessons by understanding the allegory and applying it to sexuality, but it's NOT intrinsically true that they're gay. Apart from the sea monster plot details, it's hinted pretty frequently that there's a budding romance, but that's not the central point to the movie, nor should anyone be thrusting practical sexuality to the forefront of a children's movie. In short: abandonment, acceptance, and equality are not themes owned exclusively by the LGBT community

@@Jeyricho the movie isn’t lgbtq, so just shut up , the director and Disney literally said

@@blakecrowl6333 Did you not read my comment? I didn't say it was LGBT, I said the allegory is woven into each plot detail but each can take away what they will from the movie and the themes of acceptance, loneliness and abandonment aren't exclusively belonging to the LGBT community. So na I won't shut up, but maybe you should learn to read

@@Jeyricho learn how to read? How do you think I read your comment idiot , and yes you kinda were implying that it was lgbtq , and thank God it isn’t , but you were saying every aspect of how it was a coming out movie

No man, that's actually a tipical hat from Genova. That's not used nowadays, but in the past sailors used to wear it a lot.

@@doigem1355 oh well thank you for telling me

Definitely not

@@-Tixz- it's my opinion, raya was good too but I liked this one more

@@Gameboy_3600 me too

U are commeted at 1:30 in the morning🙀

@@dulcegudino3598 no, it's a timestamp, at 1 minute 30 seconds in the video, click on it.

@@CheddaCheeser oh my bad

No that's an hidden 4*Town disc in giulia's room

Well she only got the 0 wrong

I was saying the same thing! In the pic on the suitcase I thought it was Gulia when she was little and her Mom

I'm not sure about the red panda. might be talking about the cat, that was on the guys shoulder, but you're definitely right about it being a 9

That's probably a reference to the 'prototype' story cuz they were going to put a sea monster

they're hidden bc of this

@@user-wu7wu7pq9f I guess that makes sense but I would like to see them having full clothes