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Luna & Zak is a 2018 American computer-animated science fiction adventure comedy film produced by Universal Animation Studios. It was directed by Mark Dindal, produced by Randy Fullmer, and written by David Reynolds, Mike Moon, Brad Copeland, and J. Stewart Burns, and stars the voices of Chloë Grace Moretz, Josh Gad, Dan Fogler, Channing Tatum, Jonah Hill, Patrick Warburton, Kristin Chenoweth, John Cleese, John Krasinski, and Bill Hader. The film follows a young gamer named Luna McPherson and her partner and best friend Zak Douglas, who use a virtual reality machine with the help of a robot named A.C.E. to go through many different dimensions that act like a video game to stop some dangers occurring in each world.
Luna & Zak premiered in Los Angeles on November 9, 2018, and was released in the United States on November 23, 2018 by Universal Pictures. It received positive reviews from critics, grossing over $624 million worldwide over its $97 million budget and receiving an Academy Award nomination for Best Animated Feature. A television series titled Luna & Zak: The Series debuted on Gingo on July 12, 2019.
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Plot[]
Luna McPherson is a 18-year-old high school graduate and gamer who spends much of her time playing video games with her best friend Zak Douglas. To redirect the two, Luna's parents Agt. Abby and Ed take them to the Virtual Reality Center (VRC), where they meet up with Marvin and his younger brother Marcus, who have been working on a virtual reality machine that leads people through many different dimensions that act like a video game. Amazed, Luna and Zak decide to join the VRC. During their first mission in virtual reality, they arrive at a secret organization led by a mysterious player known as Lurk, where they are caught imprisoned, but break free with the help of A.C.E. (Awesome Computer OpErator), a robot created by the VRC.
After returning to the VRC to collect more information and research from their first mission, Luna, Zak, and A.C.E. travel to their next mission through the virtual reality which is a snowy place where they must find a secret golden bell that happens to be a device for A.C.E. which can make all the worlds very safe. There, they find the bell being guarded by a fellow player named Billy Bob Hunter, whom Luna and Zak befriend. During a short battle with Lurk and his army, A.C.E. uses a rocket launcher to trigger an avalanche, which buries most of Lurk's army. The group survives by heading back to the real world, but they realize that Lurk has stole the golden bell so they begin to get them back from him by going through many different dimensions via virtual reality while also succeeding their goal by ditching dangers occurring in each world. In their final mission, Luna, Zak and A.C.E. track Lurk to a space universe via one of the next dimensions where Lurk leads a robotic alien army in a large ship.
Luna and Zak try to attack Lurk for stealing the golden bell but end up getting captured by his army and thrown into a prison cell. However, A.C.E. arrives and frees the duo with the help of Billy Bob. While on their pollen-gathering expedition in Lurk's ship, Luna, Zak, A.C.E., and Billy Bob find shelter. After a healed argument with each other, Zak and A.C.E. go look for the bell, and Billy Bob somehow gets romantically close to Luna. Zak and A.C.E. come to get the golden bell guarded by three of the aliens, Slim, Clunker and Tommy, even though they failed so; by then, they consider doing the mission on their own, especially after overhearing Luna telling Billy Bob that she'd like him to come with them to her home, before adding she'd like him to come with specifically her and to forget Zak – straining the relationship between the two.
Later, Luna and Billy Bob find Zak and A.C.E. through the ship's storage room with Lurk and his army who have the golden bell in a safe small place. The group then starts a battle with the army over the bell alongside an annoying chipmunk named Coob. They finally retrieve the bell and manage to escape from the space world to the VRC in the real world. Back there, A.C.E. places the bell inside his torso to repair the damaged dimensions, but little or no avail. Luna and Zak attempt to repair the robot but negligent maintenance causes A.C.E. to collapse into pieces, thus ultimately destroying the golden bell altogether. The two get in a fight and are eventually resigned from the VRC for disobedience.
Out of revenge, Lurk and his army arrive at the VRC where they end up capturing almost every one of the VRC members including Abby and Ed as Lurk reveals that they have discovered the secret portal to the real world. Marvin and Marcus quickly recruit Luna and Zak to witness the incident at the VRC. The duo realize that the virtual reality gates were left unopened when the golden bell was destroyed which could destroy the harmless game worlds once and for all, and also discover that many of the video game inhabitants and elements from the dismissions come to the real world because of this. As Luna offers her condolences, she and Zak are surprised to find out that the inhabitants have rebuilt A.C.E. (and even the golden bell) with the help of Marvin and Marcus. Thrilled, Luna and Zak vow to rescue the VRC members from Lurk.
Marvin, Marcus, Billy Bob, Coob, and the others help Luna, Zak, and A.C.E. sneak back into Lurk's ship, where some of the VRC members are freed by Zak, A.C.E. and Coob and proceed to drive away most of Lurk's army. When cornered, Lurk sets the ship to self-destruct to threaten Luna's parents and the VRC members to death. He fires Slim, Clunker and Tommy when they object to the violence, but Luna and Zak are able to overpower him with their powers with the help of A.C.E., free Luna's parents and the other VRC members and flee the ship. Lurk attempts to escape but Slim, Clunker, Tommy and the rest of the other robotic aliens, who all turn against Lurk, throw him to the ship's storage and manage to flee the ship. The ship then self-destructs, killing Lurk.
Reconciling with Luna's parents and the rest of the VRC, Luna and Zak eventually rejoin the VRC where they award them a grant, and A.C.E. befriends the reformed robotic aliens with honor. They then head off for another mission to the virtual reality gaming craze with Billy Bob.
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Cast[]
- Chloë Grace Moretz as Luna Mcpherson, 1 of 2 game who travel through different dimensions. She is 18 years old and 1 who hopes to reach her goal by fixing every world.
- Ariel Winter voices as young Luna.
- Josh Gad as Zak Douglas, 1 of 2 game who travel through different dimensions. He is Luna partner and fun loving 1 who likes to play around in some worlds.
- Andre Robinson voices as young Zak.
- Dan Fogler as A.C.E., robot who befriends Luna And Zak.
- Channing Tatum as Lurk, mysterious play who Luna And Zak encounter during adventure.
- Jonah Hill as Billy Bob Hunter, play who decides to play along with Luna And Zak.
- Patrick Warburton as Slim, awkward robotic alien in space world.
- Kristin Chenoweth as Abby Mcpherson, Luna mother and Ed wife who is agent work for VRC.
- John Cleese as Ed Mcpherson, Luna father and Abby husband.
- Nolan North as Clunker, Slim advisor.
- Mark Dindal as Tommy, 1 of robotic aliens in space world. He is clumsy and dim witted 1 who wants to help Luna And Zak rather than just kill them.
- John Krasinski as Marvin, friend of Zak.
- Bill Hader as Marcus, 1 of Zak friends and Marvin young brother.
- Thomas F Wilson as Lenny, member of VRC.
- Eric Bauza as Cobb, annoying chipmunk.
- Craig Kellman as Flap Joe
- John Dimaggio as Duncan, salesman who sells things at a store he owns.
- Dimaggio also voices Gus, insane alien in space world who believes Luna And Zak are monster.
- Audel Laroque as Ray
- Dan Molina as Ollie
- Gary Hall as Computer Voice
- Jim Anderson as Giant
Additional Voices[]
- Annaleigh Ashford
- Dave Boat
- Corey Burton
- Cam Clarke
- David Cowgill
- Kimberly Brooks
- Mark Dindal
- Terri Douglas
- Jeannie Elias
- Eddie Frierson
- Brian George
- Grant George
- Jean Gilpin
- Jackie Gonneau
- Nicholas Guest
- Bridget Hoffman
- John Kassir
- Daniel Kaz
- Lex Lang
- Philip Lawrence
- Hope Levy
- Mona Marshall
- Scott Menville
- Grey DeLisle
- Andre Robinson
- Kari Wahlgren
- Stephanie Sheh
- Nancy Cartwright
- Lauren Tom
- Haley Tju
- Tara Strong
- Joshua Rush
- Steve Samono
- Anthony Sorano
- Kelly Stables
- Ashley Peldon
- Erica Lindbeck
- Fryda Wolff
- Fred Tatasciore
- David K Thompson
- Terry Ward
- Audrey Wasilewski
- Michael Wildshill
Production[]
Film was announced in 2006 under work title Game Boys, originally live action film being produced by Jerry Bruckheimer and Walt Disney Pictures. Tom Ropelewski and Evan Katz were writing script for film, which involved completely different concept. However, Disney decided not to continue with project due to creative differences with screenwriters. From there, film was move to Universal Animation Studios, who received opportunity to adapt Game Boys script into animated film.
When Ropelewski and Katz pitched film to then Universal Animation president Jeff Segal, he suggested that script should be written. In 2007, Mike Moon join Universal Animation to direct film, with intentions to significantly write script. In 2008, it was reported that Moon would direct Computer Opolis 3, put Game Boys on hold. In 2011, Universal Pictures scheduled film, title as Game On, for release on November 21, 2014, along with David Reynolds and Brad Copeland join as co writers and Jon Shapiro as producer. Film original title was give to title for Gabriel Garza (2011) based Short Film that was included on 2011 Film home media release.
In 2012, Mark Dindal was announced as film new director, replacing Moon, who remained as screenwriter of film. It was also announced that Randy Fullmer would produce film, reuniting relationship of Dindal, Fullmer and Reynolds. On August 23, 2012, it was announced that J Stewart Burns had been hired to write draft film. Anne Hathaway and Josh Gad were announced as lead roles in 2013, along with film final title Luna And Zak. Dan Fogler, Channing Tatum, with Jonah Hill, and Patrick Warburton were also announced in cast who provided their voices for film on June 10, 2015, John Cleese was announced in cast.
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Score[]
Film score was composed by John Debney.
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Release[]
Luna And Zak was initially scheduled to be released on November 21, 2014. However, in 2013, Universal Pictures moved release date to December 11, 2015, with chairman Donna Langley say that decision was made in order to avoid competition with other films released.
Film was released in IMAX, RealD 3D and Digital 3D formats and digitally mastered to IMAX format in select theaters across Europe, Asia, Middle East and Latin America. Film was released 2 months later in China on February 13, 2016.
Marketing[]
In 2014 at San Diego Comic Con International, Universal released clip from film with the 1 released footage of film protagonists Luna Mcpherson and Zak Douglas to encourage attendance at panel. They premiere 4 minutes trailer, which was not publicly released but eventually leaked on internet.
Free mobile game title Luna And Zak Game, developed by Gameloft and adapted for IPhone, IPad, and Android devices, was released on November 25, 2015.
Trailers[]
- A teaser trailer was released on March 6, 2015, and was shown before Paradoria, Cinderella (2015), Home (2015), Tomorrowland (2015), and Inside Out (2015).
- 1 trailer was released on July 1, 2015, and was shown before Minions (2015).
- 2 theatrical trailer was released on September 4, 2015, and was shown before Forever, Hotel Transylvania 2, Goosebumps (2015), Peanuts Movie, and Good Dinosaur.
Home media[]
Luna And Zak was released on Digital HD on March 4, 2016 and on Blu ray, Blu ray 3D, DVD, and 4K Ultra HD Blu ray on March 22, 2016. Releases also include mini movie title How To Act Like Player.
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Box Office[]
Luna And Zak grossed $300.1 million in North America and $324.8 in other territories for worldwide gross of $624.9 million against $103 million budget. In 2016, respectively, film reached $500 million and $600 million marks, becoming 7 consecutive Universal Animation film to reach both milestones after Computer Opolis, Computer Opolis 2, Computer Opolis 3, Gabriel Garza (2011), Gabriel Garza 2, and Paradoria. Deadline Hollywood calculated net profit of film to be $135.2 million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues for film, making it 5 most profitable release of 2015.
In North America, film was released alongside In Heart Of Sea (2015) and Big Short (2015) and was project to gross $40 45 million from 3,928 theaters open week. It made $2.2 million from Thursday night previews at 3,100 theaters and $15.1 million on it 1 day, highest ever for Universal Animation Studios film. It went on to open to $39.2 million and top box office. In it 2 week, film drop to 2 while grossing $12.1 million being behind Force Awakens. Film made $8.7 million and $5.3 million in it 3 and 4 weeks, finish 8 and 10 respectively.
Open was considered to be another animated success for studio, after Paradoria and Illumination Entertainment Minions (2015) posted huge open same year, respectively.
Critical Response[]
On review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes, film has approval rating of 100% based on 191 reviews with an average rating of 7.4 10. Site consensus reads, Luna And Zak oddball tone, visual gimmicks, and likable title duo should more than be able to overcome film familiar premise. on Metacritic, film has score of 100 out of 100 based on 52 critics, indicating generally favorable reviews. Audiences polled by Cinemascore gave film average grade of A+ on an A+ to F scale.
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Franchise[]
- Main article: Luna And Zak Series
Television Series[]
- Main article: Luna And Zak TV Series
TV series based on film premiere on December 16, 2017 on Universal Kids. Developed and produced by Universal Television Animation, series is executive produced by Mark Dindal, Randy Fullmer, Joe Shapiro, and Mike Moon. While Sofia Vergara, Patrick Warburton, Nolan North, Mark Dindal, Thomas F Wilson, with Eric Bauza, and John Dimaggio reprise their roles from film, most of original voice actors, including Anne Hathaway and Josh Gad, did not return.
Sequel[]
- Main article: Luna And Zak 2
In 2015, Universal Animation president David Stainton said there were ideas for sequel to film, and that writer Reynolds had made few script drafts. In 2017, Universal announced that development on sequel had begun, with director Dindal, producers Fullmer and Shapiro, and Reynolds return. Hathaway and Gad are set to reprise their respective roles, while Fogler, Hill, with Vergara, and Cleese were expected to return as well.
In 2018, Universal set sequel, now title Luna And Zak 2, for release on February 21, 2020, join by newcomers Melissa Mccarthy, Nick Kroll, James Corden, Jeremy Ray Taylor, Elijah Wood, Chloe Grace Moretz, James Marsden, with Elle Fanning, and Luke Wilson.
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