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• IMDb Code: 3521164
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• Stars: Dwayne Johnson | See full cast and crew »
• Director: Robert Rhodin
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• Genre: Animation | Adventure | Comedy | Family | Fantasy | Musical
• Original Music By: Mark Mancina   
• Release Date: 23 November 2016 (USA)
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Moana (2016) Writing Credits By:

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• Ron Clements 
• John Musker 
• Taika Waititi 

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• The first Polynesian-themed Disney animated feature film since Lilo & Stitch (2002). 24 of 24 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• Moana will be the first full-length computer animated feature film to be written and directed by John Musker and Ron Clements, who were responsible for directing The Great Mouse Detective (1986), The Little Mermaid (1989), Aladdin (1992), Hercules (1997), Treasure Planet (2002), and The Princess and the Frog (2009); all of which were predominantly in hand-drawn animation. When it was initially rumored that Moana would be made in the hand-drawn/computer-animated technique "Meander" introduced with Disney's short film Paperman (2012), director John Musker said that it is "far too early to apply the Paperman (2012) hybrid technique to a feature. The Meander digital in-betweening interface still has a host of production issues (including color) that need to be perfected." 13 of 13 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• After directing "The Princess and the Frog", Musker and Clements started working on an adaptation of Terry Pratchett's Mort, but rights problems prevented them to continue with the project. To avoid similar problems, they pitched three new ideas, and in 2011 started developing the film based on an original idea. 12 of 12 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• Moana will be the fifth official Disney princess, that isn't of European descent, after Mulan, Jasmine, Pocahontas and Tiana. 17 of 18 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• In the October 20, 2014 interview with Huffington Post, director Ron Clements recalls the experience of visiting the islands of the South Pacific to gain artistic and authentic references for the film: "When we visited those islands, John [Musker] and I were especially interested in meeting people who lived on islands where they had grown up surrounded by an ocean. We wondered how that might effect your point-of-view. And we learned a lot. We learned all kinds of things that we didn't know. We learned how the sea and the land are one and the same. How these people think of the ocean as something that unites the islands, not something that separates them. And then we learned about the great migration and how the people of the Islands take great pride in the fact that their ancient ancestors invented this way of navigation called dead reckoning which involved studying the stars and the currents. And way before the European explorers or the Vikings, these people had this very, very incredibly advanced techniques of navigation." As Clements continued, "So many of these ideas in terms of respect for nature, respect for the ocean and the elements - all of these things - really had a huge influence on us and then began to make their way into this film's story," Ron continued. "Which is why Moana is now the most ambitious thing that John and I have ever attempted. There's definitely an epic aspect to this story. Not to mention huge opportunities for comedy and action and adventure. But at the same time, there's also a key relationship at the very heart of this story. An emotional core that - I think - is especially important with this film. But as it is with any of these things, you just hope that - in the end - you can get it right." 10 of 10 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• In the October 20, 2014 interview with Huffington Post, director John Musker said of the film's inspiration: "I grew up reading the novels of [Herman] Melville and [Joseph] Conrad. And the South Seas, the exotic world that a lot of their stories are set in, was extremely intriguing to me. Just looking at the art which comes out that corner of the globe - the carvings, the statuary, the sculpture - I thought that it all begged for this bigger-than-life treatment that you can only get with animation," John remembered. "So to expand on that idea, I then began reading up on the mythology of this area. Which is when I came across these incredible tales about Maui, who's one of the great cultural heroes of the South Pacific." It was, then, Musker felt that a film it could be found amid the promising potential. After when the potential adaptation of Terry Prachett's "Mort" got canned, he and longtime collaborator, director Ron Clements, pitched the project to WDAS CEO John Lasseter. "So Ron and I developed this very simple storyline. I love this arena. I love the bare bones of the story you've got. But this really begs for research. On the ground research. So we were forced, as it were, " Musker said jokingly, "to go to the South Seas two years ago. We've gone twice now. Two big research trips. And those trips have been revelatory and kind of life-changing in a way. In that it made us take our very simple outline and rework the whole thing." 9 of 9 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• Moana will be the first feature film produced by Osnat Shurer, who is currently the Vice President of Development at Walt Disney Animation Studios. In the October 20, 2014 Huffington Post interview, Shurer stated: "And much as I loved all the projects currently in development (WDAS has a very strong development slate and amazing filmmakers at the helm), I particularly resonated with 'Moana' for a number of reasons: Ron and John are awesome. This film deals with a surprising, exciting, and lesser known culture, which is right up my alley. It's a fantastic story. And Moana has this kick-ass, feisty, interesting female protagonist," Shurer explained. "So that when Ron and John asked if I would be their producer, and I said I would very much like to, John Lasseter, Ed Catmull, and Andrew Millstein thought it was a fantastic match." 7 of 7 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• Moana (2016) will be the most ambitious motion picture ever attempted by directors John Musker and Ron Clements, surpassing their previous films The Little Mermaid (1989) and Treasure Planet (2002). 12 of 14 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• Moana (2016) will be the first film directed by John Musker and Ron Clements to have to an oceanic setting since The Little Mermaid (1989) and the fourth to feature a princess since The Princess and the Frog (2009). 9 of 10 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |
• Moana (2016) will be a musical with a "Circle of Life" - style opening song from The Lion King (1994) depicting Moana's birth. She will team up with talking pig and rooster called Pua and Hei and a demigod called Maui 4 of 4 found this interesting Interesting? Yes No |

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Moana (2016) Story: The main character will be Moana Waialiki, a sea voyaging enthusiast, and the only daughter of a chief in a long line of navigators. When her family needs her help, she sets off on an epic journey. The film will also include demi-gods and spirits taken from real mythology. Written byAnonumous

Moana (2016) Plot: A young woman uses her navigational talents to set sail for a fabled island. Joining her on the adventure is her hero, the legendary demi-god Maui. Full summary » |  »

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