Friday, October 5, 2007
I think this is disney & pixar's masterpiece - Finding Nemo Reviews
Before "Finding Nemo" begins, we wonder if we're going to experience as much magic as we did when we first saw "Toy Story", and then went on to see other great films like "Toy Story 2", "A Bug's Life", and "Monster's Inc.". When "Finding Nemo" finally does begin, we've already seen enough magic to make us cry. I think this is Disney & Pixar's masterpiece.
The film begins with two clown fish gazing from their anemone home. Marlin (Albert Brooks) and his wife Coral seem like the happiest couple, seemingly about to start the perfect life. But when a Barracuda appears and attacks, Marlin awakes from blacking out only to discover that Coral is gone and so are all of his un-hatched eggs. Well, all except one. Remembering that Coral wanted to name one of the babies Nemo, he gives the baby that name, but Marlin doesn't want to lose Nemo either, so from then on he becomes an over-protective father to Nemo.
On Nemo's first day of school, Marlin becomes so overrun with fear for Nemo, and Nemo (Alexander Gould) is dared by some other fish to swim across the deep part of the ocean. Marlin catches up and the father and son get in a fight. Suddenly some divers appear and Nemo is snatched away. Marlin tries desperately to find the divers' motorboat, but he fails to catch up with it.
Then Marlin bumps into a blue fish named Dory (Ellen Degeneres) who claims that she knows where the boat is. But when Marlin tries following her, she begins to act strange, and she explains later that it's because she suffers from short-term memory loss. Dory and Marlin find one of the diver's masks, and though Dory is getting on his nerves, Marling finds out that she can read the human language, and she's suddenly able to memorize tha address on the mask, even through her constant memory loss.
Together Marlin and Dory face many obstacles on their journey through the ocean, including: encountering vegetarian sharks, being chased by a monstrous fish in the abyss, swimming through a school of jellyfish, getting stuck in a whale, and riding in the mouth of a pelican named Nigel (Geoffrey Rush). Meanwhile, Nemo is far away in a fish tank in a dentist's office somewhere in Sydney, Australia. There, Nemo befriends the other creatures in the tank led by a fish named Gill (Willem Dafoe), and with the help of them, Nemo begins planning escapes from the tank, and he'll have to escape quick, before the dentist's careless niece Darla takes him home with her!
Albert Brooks is splendid as Marlin, and Ellen Degeneres, who was obviously born to play Dory, steals the show with her outstanding performace. These are two marvelous actors playing two remarkable fish.
"Shark Tale" was just released into theaters, but it looks disappointing after what the critics have rated it overall. That would be a shame if it's really as bad as people say it is, even though I understand why it wouldn't be as good as "Finding Nemo", because the critics have said that it's got "Godfather" type jokes, which little kids probably wouldn't understand.
"Finding Nemo" is a huge delight. When first seen it looks like a movie you'd want to watch over and over again, but believe me, you'll get used to it after about 4 times. I don't like the fact that Pixar probably isn't working with Disney anymore (their last film, "The Incredibles, is soon to come out), but who knows? Maybe they'll reunite one day.
And "Finding Nemo" is Disney and Pixar's greatest achievement ever.
Finding nemo review - Finding Nemo Reviews
This movie was both very sad and very hilarious! Dory is hilarious! Marlin and Nemo are so cute together! Awesome movie!
Nemo & squirt rock - Finding Nemo Reviews
I Love Finding Nemo Because Of Everything It Took 2 Years To Make This Masterpiece By Disney & Pixar No Wonder It Made A Lot Of Money At The Box-Office
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Should be a classic - Finding Nemo Reviews
Very cute, great film for all ages! Funny, creative, Australian based film. The voices match all the characters to bring the talking sea creatures to life. Just a sit back and enjoyable for all.
Animation and it's moments - Finding Nemo Reviews
This story is both beyond the words deliteful and funny, it surpasses all those praiseworthy words critics throw out these days....it's beyond any words that can capture how this movie both made me laugh and cry....This movie is the epitome of the love a parent has for their child and the length they'd go through to reach their child and save them or rather guide them and be both parent and friend....and not just a parent or just a friend....
Tuesday, October 2, 2007
Awesome - Finding Nemo Reviews
a truly comedic, heart warming flick. Everything about this movie will make you want to see it over and over again. My whole family enojoyed this movie and they are already requesting to buying it.
An experience that i will never forget - Finding Nemo Reviews
Going to the movies this past year has been a lot of the same crap. I see someone die, see someone live when they shouldn't, always happy endings. THIS MOVIE WAS INSANELY COOL. I Liked it mad a lot. HAHAHa, it was fricking insane.
An amazing underwater adventure! - Finding Nemo Reviews
Finding Nemo did it! It made up for what I thought Monsters Inc lacked.
When your watching the film, you sometimes forget that almost the entire movie takes place underwater, the film is that engaging!
I loved it, and I think you will too.
Monday, October 1, 2007
Perfect! - Finding Nemo Reviews
wow! this movie took 3 years to make and it was well worth it. i went to it 3 times and im getting it right when it comes out. to all u ppl that gave it bad reviews shut the hell up cuz ur stupid and u dont know what ur talking about ur just being mental u know this is a good movie because they put alot of effort into it and took all the time to make it. go disney and pixar..ur movies just keep getting better and better!
Finding nemo - Finding Nemo Reviews
Finding Nemo is a hilarious movie packed action and fish! The story is great, and not only is this movie funny, it's intense and exciting! Ellen DeGeneres was so funny in this movie! (esp. the part where she tries to speak whale) This is an oscar-worthy movie and it should win Best Animated Feature.
A surefire winner! - Finding Nemo Reviews
The most entertaining film I've seen all year! There is nothing 'fishy' about this film. FINDING NEMO has the scent of a true classic.
Sunday, September 30, 2007
Ellen degeneres is awesome - Finding Nemo Reviews
Ellen Degeneres rocks in this movie! I was cracking up the whole time! I dont have any kids and was not ashamed to see this without them. Great movie, I laughed throughout the whole thing. It was totally cool.. :)
Finding nemo has everything - Finding Nemo Reviews
Finding Nemo is one of those movies you want to see again and again. It has everything a good movie needs, comedy, action, love, and suspense. It has a great story with awesome voices for Marlin and Dorie. I think it is truely the best movie of the year.
This movie is incredible!!! : ) - Finding Nemo Reviews
This movie is so cool, it's like so nice, it's like you live in the underwater world and the visual effects (ohh my god!!!), I mean this movie is so nice, it's like "A Bug's Life" or
"Toy story" or "Monster's Inc.", but somehow like a new age style!!!
If you want to understand what I'm saying you better buy this movie!!! :)
Saturday, September 29, 2007
Sea-ing is believing - Finding Nemo Reviews
After raising the quality of computer-generated animation with the Toy Story franchise, A Bug's Life and Monsters, Inc., the animation maestros at Pixar have outdone themselves. Forget about being a great kids movie--Finding Nemo is just a great movie. When a wet-behind-the-fins clown fish, Nemo (Alexander Gould), flexes his independence in the face of his overprotective dad, Marlin (Albert Brooks), he's captured and delivered into a dentist's aquarium. Marlin and his new fishy pal Dory (Ellen DeGeneres, who gets all the best lines) go in search of the lost little guy. They travel across an ocean full of wild characters, as the writing embraces Brooks' silly neuroses and lets no fish joke get away. Stuffed to the gills with smart humor, crystal-clear animation and a touching story, Nemo is the catch of the summer. There are 3.7 trillion fish in the ocean*, they're looking for one.
Awesome! - Finding Nemo Reviews
this movie was way better then the first! I could watch it again and again! I've seen it 3 times and still luv it, its one of those movies where you see new things everytime, its a mouthful! I give it 2 thumbs up and 5 stars! -Jessi, PA, 15
Good movie - Finding Nemo Reviews
Finding Nemo is a good movie about fish. Although I didn't see any thing "educational" about it. But it was funny and not educational and thats all that counts. Right?
Friday, September 28, 2007
Dorthy is the best - Finding Nemo Reviews
This movie is going to stand as one of my all time favourites it has good visuals, good story, some thing to laugh about and one hell of an entertainer i love this one.................
I am waiting for the next one from Pixar animations
The best animated feature there ever was - Finding Nemo Reviews
Disney and Pixar are about to break up. But before they do, and Pixar goes solo, they released for us one of the greatest animated films ever made.
Why would this be one of the best? The story is simple, yet enthralling. The situations are awesome. The characters are wonderful. The animation itself took my breath away. This movie deserved its award.
The plot is pretty basic. A clownfish named Marlin (Albert Brooks) is leading a happy life with his wife, Coral. Then one day, a barracuda attacks and Coral is killed and all their eggs are gobbled, except for one. This one is given the title Nemo by Marlin, because that was what Coral wanted.
Time passes and Nemo (Alexander Gould) grows to be a young fish. He sets out for school with a nervous Marlin. At school he meets new friends and is taken to the dropoff, the edge of the reef that dives into the depths of the ocean.
Nemo and his friends sneak away from the group and see a boat floating on surface. They test each other to see who can go further. Nemo goes the farthest and touches the boat, to an outraged Marlin?s dismay.
When Nemo journeys back from the boat, a diver appears behind him and snatches Nemo up. Marlin desperately chases the boat, but it is soon lost. He meets the fish Dory (the wonderful and funny Ellen DeGenres) and they go on a search, meeting sharks, turtles, jellyfish, and even end up swallowed by a whale.
Meanwhile, Nemo becomes associated with a bunch of fish living in a tank. They all have different personalities, each from being in the tank to long.
You might think I?m a freak for taking this much time just to set-up the movie for you, when the movie?s set-up only takes about thirteen minutes before Nemo is captured. I don?t care. I love this movie.
Lets start with the animation, shall we? The animation was absolutely beautiful. Whenever the fish are out of the water, they glisten and shine, and you can tell they?re wet. The birds are wonderful, but the seagulls look a little clay-like. Still awesome. The water moves so realistically that in the opening shot you could almost swear it was real. The fish dart around so realistically, and you can tell the animators spent night and day and everything in between studying for this movie.
The voice talent is awesome. Ellen DeGenres is the only person in the world who could do Dory, the forgetful fish. She adds a great presence and made me laugh a few times, something rare for me when watching a Disney movie. Albert Brooks is tremendous at Marlin, and I loved the dude who voiced Bruce, the Great White. Crush, who was voiced by the director, Andrew Stanton, is awesome. Gill, a tank fish, is voiced beautifully by Willem Dafoe. Those are just a few of the amazing voices in this movie.
All in all, Finding Nemo is, in my opinion, the best animated feature out there. You can?t top, not even with Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. Finding Nemo is a triumph that will be celebrated by generations to come and will never die.
In whale or english - Finding Nemo Reviews
Whether in whale or english, Finding Nemo was a great movie for people of many ages. From children to adults. People of every age laughed at the jokes and became sad during the sad parts of the film.
Marlin (Nemo's Father)- Very protective of his son Nemo, is very serious and needs to learn to have more fun but is a great character.
Nemo- Cute little fish. Has an adorable voice but needs to obey his father. Is very brave even with a fin that is smaller than average. Great character.
Bruce (the great white shark)- Has a smile that may scare younger children. When he smells blood he is filled with rage. This scene may also scare younger children. Otherwise, the film is good for them.
Dory- If you see Finding Nemo, expect her to be your favourite. She is hilarious and bilingual! She speaks English and Whale. She also has short-term memory loss. You can tell too! She forgets things very quickly. She even forgets why Marlin is swimming with her. Ellen DeGeneres was the perfect voice actor for this crazy character. By the way, if you have children, expect them to be practicing Whale when you return to your home.
You will definately enjoy this movie, whether you are a child, teen, adult, or senior!
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)