MOANA

A bold teen sets sail on a perilous expedition to save her people. The
tribe's chief is the father of Moana. She begins on a journey to a mythical
island with the god Maui, continuing a long tradition of navigators. They
confront the ocean's hidden dangers as they go while discovering the
strength of perseverance and faith. A god named Maui robs goddess Te
Fiti of her ethereal heart. The heart is a tiny, brilliant stone with the
ability to spark life. When Te Ka, a lava monster, attacks Maui as he
escapes the island with the stone, the stone falls from his hand and
vanishes into obscurity. Maui had stolen the stone to give it to humanity.
Moana, the princess of a tiny Polynesian island with a special connection
to the water, is first revealed to us a few decades later. She can hear the
call of the water, but out of concern for her safety, her family prevents
her from ever venturing beyond the reef. Moana learns as she ages that
she will live as the native chieftain. The curse that Maui cast upon the
islands when he stole the heart causes them to gradually fade away and
fall into ruins. Her clever grandmother tells Moana a number of tales and
mysteries, and they persuade her that she has been selected by the sea to
locate Maui and repair Te Fiti's heart. She embarks on a search for Maui
in the seas with her beloved chicken HeiHei. When she locates him, she
discovers that he is a crazy ego maniac who is very self-centered and
self-absorbed. To persuade him to locate Te Fiti's missing heart, she
must be resourceful and show him the highest respect. Maui and Moana
form a special bond; she teaches him to think about others and be
generous, and he takes a liking to her, teaching her how to navigate the
waters and sheltering her from all the troubles along the way. When they
go to replace the heart of Te Fiti into the mother island, the lava demon
Te Ka strikes again, breaking Maui’s magical hook in the battle, robbing
him of all his powers. Maui loses hope but motivates Moana to finish the
task on her own and egged on by this newfound courage, she puts her
skills to use and replaces the heart of Te Fiti. Goddess Te Fiti returns in
full bloom and the islands around Polynesia are rid of the curse that was
causing them to perish. Goddess Te Fiti even repairs Maui’s broken hook
restoring his powers.
I knew Moana would be a hit as soon as I saw it for the first time. It includes
practically all of the essential components of a successful Disney film,
including an interesting story, meaningful teachings, attractive characters,
fantastic music, and humorous and touching moments. Moana herself is one of
my favorites. She is extremely intelligent, courageous, and determined. not to
mention silly as well! Additionally, there is absolutely no romance in the film.
A sea-loving, independent traveler, Moana. Even though she experiences self-
doubt occasionally, she takes great pleasure in who she is and isn't afraid to
take on new challenges. She takes on new challenges and responsibilities with
the utmost seriousness, and even when everything appears lost, she will
maintain her ground and fight for what she cherishes. Te K, a villain formed of
lava and fire, has a really frightening appearance. Additionally, she is harming
Moana's people by doing some really nasty things. The fact that she isn't truly
beaten at the end makes her one of the most original villains that Disney has
ever featured. She is instead set free from her dark side and given the chance
to repair the wrongs. I'm aware that many people have strong feelings for or
against Tamatoa and his song, but I thought the entire scene was hilarious and
absolutely liked it. The lesson I learned from this movie is to Obey your elders.
At a very young age, Moana sensed the ocean calling her. She stayed on land
even though she adored the water out of respect for her father. Although she
did sometimes act aggressively as a child, mainly she sought to follow her
father's wishes. I sincerely feel that Moana's early obedience to her father
contributed to her development as a leader throughout the course of the film
and focus on your goal. Moana was totally committed to locating Maui and
switching out Ta Fiti's heart. She didn't let the fact that she had never
experienced sailing conflict with her plans. Stowaway HeiHei was not brought
home by her at any point. She didn't allow Maui's arrogant outlook hinder her.
She also didn't let worry about the future stop her. Nothing can stop you from
accomplishing your goals if you are committed to doing so. Moana sets her
mind on something and achieve it. She reminds us everyday that we should go
after what we really believe in, and not stop until we achieve it. Don't steal
something only to go and lose it later. Consequences of our activities may have
an impact on other people. You must take action to put things right. In
essence, it's a movie about two people who don't get along who embark on a
quest to make them friends. on a ship. utilizing a chicken. At the end of the
movie, Moana has found the heart of Te Fiti, she holds the heart in her hand,
but because of the darkness that has taken over Te Fiti, she is destroying
everything in her sight.