But the magical creatures that populate the Land of Fortune are full of surprises and inspirations from earlier in the animation: a sinuous female dragon reminiscent of Raya's Sisu and the last dragon, or the overweight unicorn trying to get back into shape. Now we will have a new dark feline to adore and which we recommend seeing in the original, for the Scottish accent that Simon Pegg gives to the role, as well as the Irish Leprechauns, and so on.Īn original cast of voices was enhanced by Jane Fonda, Whoopi Goldberg, former Captain Hook Colin O'Donoghue and new discovery Eva Noblezada as Sam. Putting a black cat named Bob, a historical symbol of bad luck, at the center of the story is the icing on the cake: his encounter-confrontation relationship with Sam is adorable, almost winking at Sabrina Spellman and her Salem. Already from these few plot elements you can deduce how Luck is a film exquisitely for the whole family, which manages to embrace the naivety of the little ones and the superstitions of adults.
The girl makes this journey to bring some positive vibes to her little best friend, Hazel, but she will soon discover how nearly impossible this mission is: it would be enough to have just a little luck.
The story is soon told: Sam Greenfield, apparently the most unfortunate 18-year-old in the world accidentally meets a black cat who takes her to the Land of Fortune, an unknown place that apparently distributes good luck in the human world. This is not because we want to be superstitious but because it seems to us the right spirit with which to face the film, which confirms the quality and skill of Apple's streaming service also in the animation sector, after the excellent Wolfwalkers. How many times in life has it happened to us to think that our successes were linked to luck? It is therefore with our fingers crossed that we write the review of Luck, the new animated film from Apple Tv + on the platform from August 5, produced by Skydance Animation. Luck, the new animated film from Apple TV + from August 5 on the platform, which focuses on the most unfortunate 18-year-old in the world and a black cat named Bob, a symbol of historical misfortune: what could possibly go wrong?
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