Hope that explains it well. I wanted to start over but not completely.

Hi there everypony. Carmo here, and today I’ll be giving my thoughts on the movie Moana. I decided to start giving my own personal opinions on movies that I’ve recently seen. Looking at them from a story telling point of view and technical as well. Being a movie pony I have inside knowledge on how movies are made. I want to keep the first part of the review spoiler free in case you guys still haven’t seen it.  So with out further delay, let’s get started.

Disney is a vastly growing empire of entertainment, owning the rights for Marvel and Star Wars. But their own movies are still fantastic to watch. And the ones made by Pixar are no less than great (most of the time). Their new hit Moana had pushed boundaries in computer generated water simulation. Knowing friends who have attempted water simulation and how hard it actually is to make look right, let alone behave properly. The water in the movie was the main focus on the simulation and VFX teams on this one, and it all paid off. It’s some of the best water I’ve seen in a fully animated film ever. Every new movie Pixar makes, they show case a new brakethrough with computer generated images. Like in Zootopia, the amount of fur on all chraracters, as well as grooming all the fur was ground braking, and must have been a bitch to render too. Some people will mistake the moving tattoos all over Maui’s body may fool viewers as the most impressive VFX work. And it it was done nicely, but the technology to do it isn’t anything new. It must have been tedious work to animate all the characters in the movie. You see a vast background of people doing things in the background that you won’t see clearly, but a lot of work had gone into making the island at the beginning of the movie feel alive. And they clearly thoroughly studied Sailing techniques. I don’t know much about sailing, but most of what I’ve seen from competitions and friends who have sailed, it’s pretty accurate. Very well done, very pleasing to the eyes

Now for the story. [Spoilers warning]

Like most stories done in Disney movies, we follow Moana, a princess of a tribe of former voyagers and the argent, self loathing Demi-god Maui on a quest to return the heart of Tahiti. A similar plot sandwich was used in this movie as we’ve seen in previous films like Zootopia. Daughter wants to go out to the water, father an mother tell her no one is allowed outside the reef. One day after her grandma dies, on her dying words, she tells her to go out, find Maui, and make him return the heart to Tahiti. She sets off on her quest barely knowing how to sail, but the water is a character in the movie too, so it helps her. She finds Maui, they set off to find his magic hook, then off to return the heart. Then theres the brake up scene. Dead grandma's spirit reminds her of why she’s doing it, and goes off again and Maui comes back to save the day, with Moana’s help.