Now that there are two animated "Moana" movies and one (sort of) live-action version, how do all three stack up? Let's take a look.

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A few small differences between the animated film and the live action.

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And you believe those things because the movie is animated and has a certain look and feel, which creates an unspoken whimsy. The world itself feels real, even when it’s obviously not. Funny then that the “real” version of Moana feels so incredibly fake.

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Catherine Laga’aia leads the ‘Moana’ live-action cast as the titular character, while Dwayne Johnson reprises his role as Maui

Dwayne Johnson can finally rejoice. At the premiere of Disney's live-action "Moana," the star said that, growing up, he didn't see himself represented in the media. "‘Indiana Jones' inspired me. When I was 8 years old watching Harrison Ford,

There’s very little in the live-action Moana that seems different from 2016, which begs the question -- why? Why make this movie?

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