The songs are catchy too, and Maui’s (voiced by Dwayne Johnson) chemistry with his daughter-like friend is also one of the highlights of the feature. Her beautiful language and her traditions capture the spotlight in Moana. Moana is also one of those stories from the Disney pantheon where the saviour is not a white man, but a coloured young girl. However, when she comes to know of her true lineage, Moana becomes determined to revive her culture, and with it, bring in peace and prosperity to her community. The story revolves around one teenager, Moana, who always feels that the ocean is calling to her, and that her people should explore more of the world and venture out as voyagers.
They are also a result of lived experiences and tell the backstory of Maui better than he can. The tattoos are the demigod’s friends and his conscience. And though it is hard to choose one, but if I had to, I would pick the dancing-animated tattoos on Maui’s body as my favourite effect. This relatable Disney tale is told at an epic scale with wonderful visuals. Moana has powers, but she is also just like any other regular girl who wants to explore the world and keep her family happy. Not unlike its heroine, who, throughout the film, displays an adventurous streak, befitting a teenager.
This Ron Clements and John Musker directorial is bold, graceful and simple.
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