Pixar has hit one home run after another with TOY STORY 1 and 2, A BUG’S LIFE, and MONSTERS, INC. While Nemo tries valiantly to escape, Marlin tries to rescue him.Īlthough one can never predict what an audience will do, FINDING NEMO is a great movie and should attract a very broad audience. Together they outwit sharks, pass through minefields, get caught in the great Australian current, get swallowed by a whale, and finally end up in Sydney – close to Marlin’s beloved Nemo. He is helped by a fish with a short term memory loss, named Dory, voiced by comedienne Ellen DeGeneres. Meanwhile, Marlin determines to overcome his fear of the deep and find Nemo. Sherman is going to give him as a present to his hyperactive niece, who looks awfully scary with her braces. Nemo finds out from the other fish that Dr. The diver is Doctor Sherman in Sydney, Australia. Nemo gets taken to a fish tank in the diver’s office. Sometime later, when Marlin takes Nemo to school, Nemo disobeys and swims off to investigate a boat, which the other little fish mis-pronounce as “butt.” A diver appears and captures Nemo. Marlin says that he will never, ever let anything happen to Little Nemo, who, it turns out, has a stunted fin. Marlin and Coral try to fight it off, but when Marlin wakes up, it is only Marlin and one little egg left, whom he names Nemo (Alexander Gould). Coral wants to name them Nemo, so Marlin agrees to name one of them Nemo. Marlin wants to name half of them Marlin, and the other half Coral. Coral asks why they need such a big home, which is obvious when they look lovingly at the 400 eggs about to hatch.
The movie starts with Coral and Marlin, voiced by Albert Brooks, lovingly preparing their new anemone home among the beautiful coral reef off of Australia. It is a great fish story that captures your heart, your mind and your soul and will hold viewers breathless until the fantastic “fin-ish.”
FINDING NEMO is a whale of a tale about a small clownfish and his son that catches the audience immediately – hook, line and sinker.
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