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Raya and the Last Dragon is an adventure and animation film directed by Paul Briggs and Dean Wellins. Cassie Steele is playing lead role in this film.
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Raya and the Last Dragon is an adventure and animation film directed by Paul Briggs and Dean Wellins. Cassie Steele is playing lead role in this film.
7.3/10
IMDb93%
Rotten TomatoesBudget 100,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 130,423,032 USD
Some Vietnamese words are used in this movie such as "Ba" which Raya calls her father. And "Oh, Toi" means "Oh, we're screwed"
Raya means "great" in Indonesian. Raya means Hibiscus in Malay and also the National Flower for Malaysia.
The land of Kumandra is inspired by the Southeast Asian countries of Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Myanmar, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, and Laos.
Tuk Tuk was created out of necessity, as the story required a mode of transportation for Raya. After brainstorming ideas for what could serve such a purpose in a fantasy environment, the filmmakers created a hybrid animal with the ability to curl into a ball and ride. The visual development artists later expanded on this idea to create a full-fledged character in Tuk Tuk.
Raya's fighting style using two sticks is based on the Filipino martial art Kali, also known as Arnis or Escrima.
"Sisu: I'm going to be real with you, alright? I'm not like the best dragon, you know? Raya: But you saved the world. Sisu: I did do that. That's true. But have you ever done like a group project, but there's like that one kid who didn't pitch in as much, but still ended up with the same grade? Yeah, I wasn't the one who actually made the gem. I just turned it in."
"Sisu: Also, you broke the gem! Raya: But I still have a big chunk of it though. Sisu: Is that supposed to make me feel better? If you lost a puppy, and I said, well, we still have a big chunk of it. Would that make you feel better?"