"Moana" is Disney's newest movie that is described as more exciting and breath-taking than the Disney success movie "Frozen". Ron Clements and John Musker, multi-awarded & box-office directors of Disney's hits such as Alladin, The Little Mermaid, and others, worked together to bring to the big screen the exciting ocean adventures of the Polynesian princess, Moana.
The animated cartoon characters are enlivened through the voice covers of famous stars. Dwayne Johnson gives the voice to Maui, the demi-god who helped and save Moana many times during their sea journey. Meanwhile, "Moana" has been voiced over by the young Hawaiian actress Auli'l Cravalho. Other voice covers for the movie are rendered by Alan Tudyk & Nicole Scherzinger.
Looking into the details of "Moana", the princess and Maui joined together to avert the future danger of her island' as reported by Hollywoodlife. They become friends in the process of their journey as they search for the enchanted island.
.@TheRock, @auliicravalho, and @Lin_Manuel have officially opened the #Moana World Premiere! Follow along on Facebook Live on the Moana page pic.twitter.com/TBasSqEfR4
— Moana (@DisneyMoana) November 15, 2016
According to Yahoo Lifestyle, "Moana" is a movie that transcends beyond race, as the main character deviates from the stereotyped white color complexion. This is the second time that Disney featured a colored character, the first was the African-American princess Tiana in "The Princess and The Frog".
"Moana's" mystical moment unfolds as she is staring into a wide and endless space filled with seawater and the sea creatures surrounding her. Then, there's the song "Where We Are" and music that makes the scene more dramatic for the princess being given a glimpse of her destiny.
The song "How Far I'll Go", reinforces the longing to go far beyond what is visible and reachable. The song has been created by Lin-Manuel Miranda and the music is the composition of Disney's music guru Mark Mancina for "Moana".
