... as the picture's release date draws close. ...
And the reviews are coming in ...
“The film front-loads [Moana's] story with two exceptional original songs: The first conveys her father’s play-it-safe mantra, ‘Where We Are,’ while the other gives voice to Moana’s own horizon-challenging desires, ‘How Far I’ll Go’ — both the result of an inspired collaboration between Hamilton composer-lyricist Lin-Manuel Miranda, longtime Disney music guru Mark Mancina, and Opetaia Foa’i, the lead singer of South Pacific fusion band Te Vaka.” ...
Here in the second decade of the 21st century, Diz Co. knows how to make and market animated features.
The picture wrapped last month, and now it's time for some of the dazzling bits of the movie to be drizzled out on YouTube, to have the cast and directors fan out to drumbeat that the feature is soon to arrive, and by and large build audience desire to rush to their neighborhood multiplex and goggle at the visual splendors on opening weekend ... and beyond.
Judging from the reviews and "want to see" quotient steadily building across the fruited plain, that shouldn't be hard to do.
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