

Luxo Jr.
A baby lamp discovers a ball to play with, and the playtime turns lively until the ball bursts. Just when the elder Luxo believes his youngster will settle down for a spell, Luxo Jr. discovers a ball ten times larger.
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CinemaSerf
A few moments in the lives of two angle-poise lamps. The bigger one is playing with a small ball when it's child joins the game. The smaller one is a bit too exuberant and squashes the ball flat. Aww, it's upset. Wait! There's another ball over there - and it's huge. There's a lovely shot at the end where "mummy" lamp just looks at the camera and shakes it's bulb with a sort of knowing parental despair that rather sums up this entertaining critique on one tiny aspect of parenthood for an adult being one of Earth-shattering importance for a child. Until, that is, the next distraction comes along. The choice of the lamps to tell the story works well and the cleverly crafted stop-motion style of the animation almost gives them an human quality.
Luxo Jr. FAQs
John Lasseter is the director of Luxo Jr..
The cast of Luxo Jr. includes John Lasseter.
The duration of Luxo Jr. is 2 mins.
Luxo Jr. was released on 17 Aug 1986.
Luxo Jr. is listed under Animation and Comedy on Fanbiz.
Luxo Jr. has 1 review on Fanziz, with an average rating of 7.0/10. One reviewer wrote: "A few moments in the lives of two angle-poise lamps. The bigger one is playing with a small ball when it's child joins the game. The smaller one is a bit too exuberant and squas..."



