Good nostalgic movie that everyone should see!

Rating: 9/10 (13 October 2017)

Finding Dory, directed by Andrew Stanton and Angus MacLane, was released on June 16, 2017 approximately thirteen years after Finding Nemo was released and brought joy to many eager fans. Dory who is played by Ellen DeGeneres plays a fish who suffers short term memory loss. She decides to go on a voyage to find her parents when she realizes that her parents are gone and she doesn't know where they went. Meanwhile Marlin and Nemo are trying to find Dory because she left without notice. Dory ends up in a marine life institute in California where she was from. There she meets old friends that help her remember where she came from, this in turn helps her to find her parents. The film could've been a bit more original and seemed like a cookie cutter of Finding Nemo at times in the movie. Even taking into account that the movie wasn't the most original thing in existence. The target audience of Finding Dory were the people, who are now adults and some possibly have children of their own, that saw Finding Nemo as kids. For the target audience the movie did exactly what it was supposed to do, reliving the joy they had when seeing Finding Dory. Overall it was a very good movie with an easy to follow plot and a nostalgic feeling. Thus we scored Finding Dory as 9/10 and a must see, instant classic.