The desert scenes just look stunning as the dust floats across the screen, and the winding rivers with the mountains just looked stunning. Moving through the lands, reminded me of many video games, where the location can completely change the mood. With the film heading to five different lands throughout the kingdom, each with a different terrain for example, one kingdom is set in a desert, another is a town built on the stilts above the rive and another in the forest.

There are many moments throughout the movie that many might not notice, but are huge steps forward in technology, especially the way they animate water. The backgrounds and landscapes are stunning. “Raya and the Last Dragon” is easily one of the most beautiful animated movies ever made. Along the way, she meets up with a ragtag bunch of misfits who have to unite to save the kingdom. Here she meets the last dragon called Sizu, and they must travel to all five kingdoms of Kumandra to reunited the broken crystal to bring back their loved ones. It’s up to a lone warrior called Raya, who follows an ancient scroll to track down the legendary last dragon so she can restore bring back her father. But when an evil force threatened the land by turning all living beings into stone, the dragons sacrificed themselves to save humanity by creating a powerful crystal that keeps the evil force locked away.ĥ00 years later, that same evil has returned, turning everyone they come into contact with, into stone. “Raya and the Last Dragon” takes viewers on an exciting, epic journey to the fantasy world of Kumandra, where humans and dragons lived together long ago in harmony. Walt Disney Animation Studios 59th animated classic is “Raya and the Last Dragon”, which will be coming to cinemas and also to Disney+ Premier Access on March 5th.

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