Raya and the Last Dragon offers a terrific cast, a few laughs, beautiful visuals and audio, some action scenes, and a subconscious message of trust and inclusivity that will be enjoyed by audiences of any age.
Through Wright's performance we experience Edee’s suffering, grief and hopelessness, while not knowing the full story of what brought her to the decision to live as a hermit in the mountains.
Relative newcomer director Shaka King (Newlyweeds) taps some of today's hot, young talent for this film which helps take the screenplay from very good to great.
