GROUP ASSIGNMENT_REVIEW WRITING_MOVIE
Group 12/ 6A2
Raita Juliah (2088203063)
Destri Fazryani Lestari (2088203099)
REVIEW WRITING
MEETING 11
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Name of movie: Luca |
Date review published: June 18, 2021 |
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Source : https://www.rogerebert.com/reviews/luca-movie-review-2021
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Name of reviewer: |
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Did the reviewer like the
movie overall? Based
on the information provided in the given texts, it seems that the reviewer
had mixed feelings about the movie. While they mentioned some positive
aspects such as the visual splendor, certain humorous moments, and the score,
they also expressed criticisms and described it as Pixar's "least enchanting,
least special film yet." Therefore, it can be inferred that the reviewer
did not like the movie overall. |
Did the reviewer recommend
that readers see the movie? The
given texts do not explicitly state whether the reviewer recommends readers
to see the movie or not. While the reviewer mentioned some positive aspects
of the film, they also expressed criticisms and described it as Pixar's
"least enchanting, least special film yet." Therefore, it is
unclear whether the reviewer would recommend readers to see the movie based
on the information provided. |
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What positive things did the
reviewer say about the movie? The
reviewer mentioned some positive aspects of the movie. They praised the
visual splendor of "Luca," particularly the beautiful blue and
orange lighting that blankets the seaside setting. The reviewer also
highlighted some minute details that landed well, such as the fish that make
sheep sounds and the hilarious antics of Luca's parents as they search for
their son. Additionally, they appreciated Dan Rohmer's propulsive and waltzy
score, which added to the fairytale vibes of the film. While the reviewer had
criticisms, they acknowledged that "Luca" has its charms and
certain elements that may resonate with younger audiences. |
What negative things did the
reviewer say about the movie? The
reviewer mentioned several negative things about the movie. They said that
while "Luca" has its charms and showcases Pixar's hallmark visual
splendor, it fails to venture outside of safe waters and retreads too much
well-cultivated ground. The film reworks many achingly familiar tropes, and
its best qualities sink to a murky bottom. The reviewer also criticized the
second half of the film for dragging and becoming boring due to the bubbling
insecurities of one of the main characters. Overall, the reviewer called
"Luca" Pixar's least enchanting and least special film yet. |
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What specific scenes or
slices of dialogue did the reviewer use in the review? The
reviewer mentioned several specific scenes and slices of dialogue in the
review. They mentioned Luca's dreams of living on the surface and Alberto's
portrayal of himself as a world-weary traveler who tells Luca that the stars
are actually fish swimming in a vast black ocean, that school is unnecessary,
and to ignore his "Bruno." The reviewer also mentioned the fish
that make sheep sounds and Luca's parents careening through the town trying
to find their son, throwing random children in the water. Finally, they
highlighted Dan Rohmer's score, particularly the track "Once There Was A
Hushpuppy." |
If the publication uses a
rating system (stars, thumbs up, etc) what rating did the reviewer give the
movie? What does his rating tell potentials viewers about the movie? The
given texts do not mention any specific rating system or the reviewer's
rating for the movie. Therefore, I cannot provide information about the
reviewer's rating or what it would tell potential viewers about the movie. |
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