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Brilliant and touching

If the ambition is to provide two hours of instantly forgettable, popcorn-munching escapism, it succeeds.

it is finally so absorbing because it plays like a lyrical road odyssey that’s also a detective story.

At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

This film tells the story of a young boy, who is taken to work by his father and his grandfather for the first time. His task is to go on the moon and sweep the stars.Despite the film being just six minutes and thirty seconds long, it already tells a very sweet and adorable story. The story is imaginative, as I have never even imagined that stars have such as effect on the moon. The stars are beautiful, the characters are cute and the story is very sweet. In the space of just a few minutes, it has captured my imagination and my heart. It is a great animation.

A young boy joins his father and grandfather on their row boat La Luna. They row out into the waters. Using a long ladder, they climb up to the moon. Stars fall on the moon and they sweep them up. A particular large star lands and they have difficulties moving it. The boy uses a little hammer to shatter it into little stars.This was shown with the movie Brave and nominated for an Oscar. It's a cute fable from Paxar. It hits on a couple of solid ideas. There's the family aspect, the old-timey tradition, and the fanciful world. I do have a few minor problems. It's a very light short and doesn't have much in the way of drama. It is fanciful and cute. I would expect 'Brave' to start with a short about the Brave world. The main connection is that both are European fables. Instead of a fake language, it would be nice to have the characters talk a real language. There is no problem with them speaking Italian without any subtitles. It's been done before by superior classic movies. The adult in me also asks why the family does what it does. Overall, it's cute but a bit light.

So, what if it was nominated for Oscars, I believe it had some errors, although not factual but Pixarized errors!The film depicts the expected for some time and then deviates to what is totally unexpected. You can watch it anyway, cause it is only 6 minutes long. But, I would prefer Presto over this! But the film Brave which it was the successor of also failed to score well for me.La Luna is equivocal in itself as it seriously confuses itself whether it is a galactic movie or tradition infested one! Problem? The characters are well endowed. The twist at the midway is also appreciable, but I think the story writing could've been better!Can be watched with a typical Indian family? YES

"La Luna" is an incredible experience. From the first seconds, the film portrays absolute peace, and the music is the star. I would have been content if there was no plot; just the setting, the music, and the brilliantly animated characters were enough to take me far away from the movie theater and transport me into another world. There's none of the goofiness that's present in many of Pixar's other shorts. Instead, the film is honest; enthralling. The plot is timed out absolutely perfectly, so the audience is begging to know what will come next without wishing the story would move any faster. More often than not, I find that short films (especially the funny ones) struggle with timing, and stretch out one simple idea a little bit too long. "La Luna" masterfully avoids this problem by presenting a well-developed, mysterious story (in fact, a main idea is hidden from the audience until the last few seconds) that is more fulfilling than any full-length feature I have seen in months.