Should include it in your short term list of things to do

Rating: 7/10 (27 June 2016)

Hello! My name is Meeza, and I am going to now present you my movie review of Disney Pixar's sequel to "Finding Nemo" called "Finding Dory". This time around the primary fetch star is the lovable, short-term memory loss blue fish Dory. Hello! My name is Meeza, and I am going to now present you my movie review of... Wait a Second! I am ADoryble myself, as most of us are who reach our mid 40's with our short term memory. Anyways, "Finding Dory" is very similar to the original in narrative content but does not exactly reach Nemo's depth. Dory's dilemma in "Finding Dory" is that she suddenly is aware that she has a mother & father and goes from sea coast-to-coast to try to find them, Nemo and his neurotic dad Marlin do help Dory in her sea quest. There are new characters in this one including a wonderful octopus named Hank who Dory meets along her search for Ma & Pa. Writer-Director Andrew Stanton, who also scribed & orchestrated "Finding Nemo", did a fine job also this time around; but the originality was not as creative as before due to similar plot line of "Finding Nemo". Ellen DeGeneres nailed the Dory voice once again, and the Ellen Show was one of the main reasons what baited me into liking the picture. Albert Brooks was also superb in his vocal performance as Marlin. Ed O'Neill also was quite the modern squid with his voice work as Hank. Right now there are not too many movies in the "to see" tank from what's playing in theaters; however, "Finding Dory" is one you should find. **** Good