Characters
Scenes
Quotes
Tough Trivia
Production
100
The name of the antagonist, or villain, of "Luca"
Ercole Visconti
100
Describe the opening scene of "Luca," who's in it and what are they doing?
Two fishermen are at sea. They talk about how they have heard tales of sea monsters while listening to opera on a gramophone. Alberto jumps over their boat and the fishermen try to catch him with a harpoon but they miss.
100
Name three iconic phrases from "Luca"
Any of the following is correct!
"Silenzio Bruno"
"What's wrong with you, stupido?"
"Vespa is freedom"
"Walking is just like swimming"
"Look me in the eye. You know I love you, right?"
"Just you and me out there. Free!"
"Some people...they'll never accept him. But some will. And he seems to know how to find the good ones"
100
Name five characters in "Luca," not including the main three
Cicco, Guido, Massimo, Machiavelli, Daniela, Lorenzo, Grandma Paguro, Uncle Ugo, Senora Marsigliese etc
100
What month and year was "Luca" released?
June of 2021
200
The names of Luca's mother and father
Daniela and Lorenzo (Surnames: Paguro)
200
When and why did Alberto create the phrase "Silenzio, Bruno?"
Luca was afraid to ride down a ramp in his and Alberto's homemade vespa, so Alberto brought up the idea that Luca has a "Bruno" in his head, or a voice that tells him to be cautious. Alberto told Luca to say "Silenzio Bruno" to allow Luca to do things he worried too much over
200
What does Ercole nickname Giulia to make fun of her?
Spewlia
200
What does Alberto call the gramophone he took?
The Magic Singing Lady Machine
200
About how long did it take, in years, for "Luca" to be produced?
Five years
300
The correct spelling of the name of Luca and Alberto's human friend
Giulia
300
What rule about the Portorosso Cup upset Alberto?
(Hint: In response to this rule, Alberto said, "Rules are for rule people")
Having to use a fork when eating pasta
300
What does Giulia say when she exclaims?
The names of different cheeses (Ex. "Santa mozzarella," "Santo Gorgonzola," "Santa ricotta")
300
What's the name of the Italian song that plays during the ending credits?
Citta Vuota (by Mina)
300
Throughout what months did "Luca" play in theatres?
Trick question! Luca was not a theatrical release and instead went straight to Disney Plus, similar to other Pixar films made around the time of Covid-19, like "Onward," "Soul," and "Turning Red"
400
The name of the two women who are revealed to be sea monsters in Portorosso
Concetta and Pinuccia OR The Aragosta Sisters
400
Around what time in the movie do Luca's parents come to the surface?
(Any of the following answers is correct)
The middle/the midpoint OR
after Luca and Alberto fall asleep in Giulia's "hideout" OR
before Luca, Alberto, and Giulia are at the orientation for the Portorosso Cup
400
Finish the quote:
(Luca, speaking to Grandma Paguro) "You've been to the surface? And...")
"...done the change?"
400
What member of the team behind "Luca" is the character Luca based on, appearance and personality wise?
The director, Enrico Casarosa
400
This woman is the first female director to produce a film at Pixar and was part of the senior creative team on "Luca"
Domee Shi (Director of "Turning Red")
500
The names of the fishermen shown in the film's opening scene
Giacomo and Tommaso
500
In the scene when Ercole first appears on his vespa, what song is playing in the background?
"Andavo a Cento All'ora" (which roughly translates to 'I was going a hundred miles an hour') by Gianni Morandi
500
Not including the after-credits scene, what's the last line of dialogue in "Luca?"
Go, Luca, Go! (Said by Alberto)
500
Instead of a simple sea monster, what was Alberto going to turn into in the initial concept of "Luca?"
A kraken
500
What's the name of the composer who produced the instrumental tracks in "Luca?"
Dan Romer
