Great animation, great characters, great movie indeed.

Rating: 8/10 (16 July 2016)

Pixal most often presents us their great animated feature films and 'Finding Nemo' is no exception, rather is one of the best movies by them. Being one of a huge fan of animated movies myself, I certainly have enjoyed watching every second of the movie. The stunning animation, flawless story-line, and amusing humor will hardly make anyone not love the movie.
Nemo (Alexander Gould), the only son that remains out of the 400 eggs laid by Marlin's (Albert Brooks) wife, is very excited about going to school for the very first time. But Marlin is very overprotective of his son and is still not ready to introduce Nemo to little more diverse or as per Marlin's though more dangerous than much safer home. Meanwhile, Nemo is more than ready to go to the school. During school, when Marlin tries to forbid his son to go to the unsafe areas, Nemo, who has been already mad at his father disobeys and go little too far and ends up getting caught by a human. Thus begins the journey of Marlin to find his son Nemo.
No journey is exciting without a friend alongside. So the movie definitely provides one to Marlin, a sweet innocent friend dory (Ellen DeGeneres), a fish with short-term memory loss, on the way to catch the boat that took Nemo. They begin the journey together, which is full of adventure and thrill. Along with the risk of the vast ocean, Marlin also encounters the good side of the ocean. Those helping fins of the sea turtles, never separating company of dory, Nemo's tank buddies helping him get out of the aquarium and even the bad sharks trying to be nice with their little club with the slogan "Fish are friends not food" are some examples. The modern world of humans actually lacks these qualities and "Finding Nemo" definitely remains us about those duties.
Disney always delivers the stories that tell the kids to be nice and helpful. This movie, however tells both kids and adults to be as such. Not forgetting to mention about the profound love between a father and his son, a simple story-line about the venture of a father to find his beloved son teaches us a lot.