Finding Nemo (DVD)

...can be answered by watching Finding Nemo. The Characters Normally at this point I would describe the character performances, but everything besides the voices are provided courtesy of CGI, and very well crafted they are. To create the characters they have taken a variety of aquatic life forms and gave them somewhat human facial expressions e.g. Marlin who’s always worrying has actually got frown lines. It’s also good how they gave characters ...
...on the similar lines to Finding Nemo, but I think has a better known cast. Well I hope I haven’t given too much away, but since your probably only going to be showing it to your children any way you’ll need to know what it’s about. To members- If you have found anything wrong with my opinion or feel there is anything missing that you would like to know, as usual leave your comments as they are always appreciated. ...

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...* Disc 1: FINDING NEMO * Anamorphic Widescreen - 1.78 * Full Frame - 1.33 Audio: * Dolby Digital 5.1 Surround - English, French, Spanish * Subtitles - French, Spanish - Optional Additional Release Material: * Deleted Scenes * Feature - 1. Visual Commentary Featuring Deleted Scenes * 2. THE ART OF NEMO - Narrated by the Artists * Making-of - 1. MAKING NEMO Interactive Features: * Scene Access * Interactive Game - 1. Turn Your TV into ...
...Edition''' The DVD of Finding Nemo is the No. 1 selling DVD of all times. DVD edition is loaded with see-worthy features that will immerse viewers in Nemo's breathtakingly beautiful computer-animated undersea world. Product Details * UPC: 786936215595 * Source: WALT DISNEY VIDEO * Region Code: 1 * Aspect Ratio: Pre-1954 Standard (1.33.1), Alternate Wide Screen (1.78:1) * Presentation: Pan & Scan, Wide Screen * Sound: THX-Supervised Mastering, ...

PrettyIndGal 02.02.2009 (24.01.2009) · Read full review
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...suitable for all ages. Finding Nemo has a running time of 96 minutes. Just over an hour and a half of fishy fun! I actually have the VHS version which I bought for £9.99. It also comes as a 1 disc or 2 disc collectors edition DVD at a slightly higher price. It can be bought from all major music and video shops such as HMV, Virgin, Woolworths, WHSmiths and even online at my favourite Amazon.co.uk ***ACTORS/ACTRESSES VOICES*** For those of you ...
...will love the animation, as Finding Nemo explores the ocean and gives it a colourfull introduction to kids. I think adults will find this to be a funny film if nothing else! As always the decision is up to you! It's got the thumbs up from me! Happy trails kids! Leila :) ...

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Storyline: Marlin and his wife have just moved into a new anemone and are expecting their first children to be born soon. Shortly after they move in a predator attacks leaving only Marlin and a single egg (Nemo). In the years that follow Marlin is very protective of Nemo, desperate not to lose the only remaining member of his family. On the first day of school Marlin is nervous and scared about letting Nemo go. Nemo has a damaged fin and Marlin ...
...Nemo on the other hand is full of confidence and desperate to join the other ‘kids’ in school. On Nemo’s first day at school he is taken on a field trip to the drop off. Caught up in a game of dare with some of the other ‘Kids’, Nemo swims out to touch a nearby boat. On his way back to the reef he is captured by a diver and taken away. Desperate not to lose Nemo, Marlin sets off on a mission to rescue his son leading him away from the reef and ...

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...of 3D cartoon animation and Finding Nemo is quite possibly the most beautifully animated Pixar film yet! Compared to the other Pixar films, Finding Nemo has adopted a fantastic blend of cartoon (for the fish and other characters) and realism (for the sea and its plant life) which is stunning to look at. The film as a whole is an incredible expanse of beauty and colour and every piece of coral and each speck of sunlight on the ocean surface is drawn ...
...at the time) but with Finding Nemo they seem to have really succeeded in making a fantastic family film. Even if Disney films aren’t your usual taste I urge you to see this film! Although it has more than enough appeal for its U audience- and the ‘scary’ bits are handled with such a sense of humour I can’t imagine anyone being truly scared by them- it is possibly the most adult orientated Disney film I’ve seen. This ...

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...to a preview screening of Finding Nemo on Wednesday night and I've seen a few clips of the film on tele and it looks great, so armed with my seven year old I decided to go and see if it was possible for it to be even better than my favourite animation - the hilarious 'A Bugs Life'. Finding Nemo was created by those clever bods at Disney/Pixar who's previous offerings include 'Toy Story 1 & 2', Monsters Inc and A Bugs Life. To make their films they ...
...of their own. For Finding Nemo they've used fish. Finding Nemo is set in the Great Barrier Reef and starts off showing a happy clown fish couple with their 400 fish eggs. But then disaster strikes. While all the other fish in the reef run for cover as a huge dark fish comes into view, Coral (Marlin's wife) races into the open ocean to try and protect her babies. Marlin is knocked out in the ensuing panic and when he comes around Coral and all the ...

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...collection in the form of Finding Nemo. Andrew Stanton is responsible for writing and directing Finding Nemo along with Bob Peterson and Dave Reynolds, and their work can only be described as beautiful. Every part of the 1 hour 41 minute adventure is brimming with sublime animated effects, and enriched by many colourful and loveable characters. Finding Nemo cost a reported $94 Million to make, but has already taken $340 Million at American Cinemas ...
...takes them ever closer to finding Nemo. When they arrive in Sydney harbour they are nearly eaten by a pelican who just in time hears that they are searching for Nemo and, instead of consuming them, points them in the right direction. A group of hungry Seagulls are ever ready to eat any type of sea life with the shrill call of “Mine” accompanying their every move, and a couple of crabs with attitude guard the outlet pipe of the local water treatment ...

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...Nemo’s new friend Gill. Finding Nemo is a fun way to pass an hour and a half – its charming story, beautiful animation and cute, plucky characters will keep adults and children alike absorbed throughout. For me, however, it just manages to fall short of being a real classic. As it’s a Disney film, it will never be found on special offer, so perhaps it’s one to add to the Christmas list, as it seems to retail around the £15.99 mark for the DVD. ...

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...to watch Pixar's latest film, Finding Nemo. My friend wanted to see Cabin Fever, but I stood my ground, and it paid off - I loved every minute of it! The film is centred around, obviously, Nemo. Before Nemo (Alexander Gould), a young clownfish, was born, his mother and siblings were eaten by a shark, and as a result, his father Marlin (Albert Brooks) is extremely protective of his only surviving son. On the first day of school, the pair argue over ...
...The 105 minutes that Finding Nemo lasts flies by in no time at all, because it's hugely enjoyable, and absolutely flawless. There wasn't any doubt that it wouldn't be, but nonetheless, the animation was faultless, and very realistic with the actions and movements of all the underwater animals. There is no way it could have been improved upon - how many films can you say that about? I would say this is suitable for all the family - older people will ...

JessL 28.10.2003 (11.04.2004) · Read full review
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...again (when I let him!). Finding Nemo is in this collection and I think I must have seen it around a million times by now so I feel that I am qualified in writing this review. The film is about a little clown fish called Nemo who, one day gets snatched from the ocean by a dentist. He is placed in a fish tank with other breeds of fish where he makes friends and they hatch a plan to escape together. On the other side of the ocean his dad goes on a ...
...The other great thing about Finding Nemo is that there are some very obvious lessons for children to learn whilst watching. For instance Marlin is very over protective of his son and doesn't let him do a lot of things because of the experiences he had before Nemo was born. The film pushes the point that if you take a risk it can pay off and stepping out of your comfort zones is good sometimes. This one of those films that appeals to my child side ...

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...finanically sound. I missed Finding Nemo at the cinema, and when I first saw the DVD I have to admit I wasn't overly impressed. However, I was given the DVD for my 19th (a good, grown-up gift), and was immediately struck by the pretty, shiny box (easily pleased?) cover of the 2-disc collector's edition. I watched the film again and was hooked. I'm sure most readers will know the story by now, so only a very short precis... Marlon and wife move into ...
...for. Overall, I recommend Finding Nemo. , it's easy to watch and something most kids will watch happily time after time (making the DVD much better value than some films which are one-time only watches). I don't really think it's worth paying extra for the collector's edition, you do get a pretty box and a lot of extras, but few of these extras add much to the actual film, and there aren't loads of games like on some others. ...

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...film of all time. Finding Nemo has to be another masterful piece of family entertainment from Pixar, who created films such as A Bugs Life, Toy Story, Incredibles, etc. == Plot == Marlin, the clown fish from the great barrier reef has lost his son in the ocean. One day he is captured by divers and taken to Sydney, where Nemo is kept in a fish tank in the dentists room. Nemo's father Marlin searches the entire ocean for him and the story is all ...
...About The Film == Finding Nemo consists of two stories in parallel, one is a quest and the other is an escape story. Both stories begin at home on the reef, where Marlin obsesses over Nemo, his only remaining family as a result of a predator killing his wife and all but one of their eggs. Nemo is sick of his father's over-protectiveness and ventures beyond the reefs "drop off" into open water. When Nemo does this he is taken by divers and finds ...

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I'm a grumpy old man. I wasn't expecting much - anything which gets as much hype as 'Finding Nemo' is bound to be rubbish - right? - WRONG! I must admit my credentials at this stage, as an adult having been forced to watch every Disney, Don Bluth and MGM animated film released in the past twelve years, I reckon I've seen most of it all before - the relentless build up on TV and radio, the twenty minutes of unbearable adverts in the cinema before ...
...merchandising, the release of the video, the somewhat lame sequel, and low-budget spin-off TV series - that's just the way the industry works. And I'm sorry to say, there's every sign of this being the case once more. To be fair, however, the film was rather good, if just a bit predictable. Imagine Don Bluth's 1988 film 'An American Tail' - in which Fievel, a small Russian mouse becomes separated from it's parents, and the adventures of both the ...

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...large cokes and a promotional Finding Nemo card later, we were seated in the front row of the large cinema - so we could 'see clearly'. Yes, darling, but mummy really needs a NECK to see. I soon forgot about my neck issues, and the smells of sickly-sweet popcorn, the excited squeals of kids riding sugar-highs, and the U-rated adverts in the delight of this gorgeously animated flick. The main character is worry-wart Clownfish Marlin (que the obligatory ...
...DUDE! The acting in Finding Nemo is superb, and along with the brilliant animation, probably makes the film. My personal favourite was Ellen DeGeneres as Dory. Her always optimistic ("no! it's half-empty!" "I'd say its half-full, actually") voice kept the film going and she has excellent comic timing. Albert Brooks as Marlin was fairly good, and I guess he didn't have the most to work with, being a paranoid, boring worrier. He just didn't stand ...

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...disappointed by the finished article! Finding Nemo is, as with all Pixar offerings, exceptionally well drawn, animated and directed so I will leave the ‘ooohs’ and ‘aaaahhs’ about all that stuff until later on (as they were worth commenting on!). Aside from that this was a classic film from the new wave of Disney films sweeping across the cinema landscape. The traditional basic moral of the story type thing is heavy-handedly hammered home to the ...
...of the humour that made the film so appealing. The script writing and characters are superb. Andrew Stanton is to be congratulated for writing and excellent story and screenplay. Anyway before I lose myself in a big structureless rant about the good points of this film let me break it down for all concerned! THE PLOT I’m sure you’ve all seen the trailer but never mind. Marlin (the father fish who despite being a Clown fish isn’t very funny wait ...

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