A Find

Rating: Null/10 (5 June 2003)

The best so far to come out of Pixar-Disney. True to form, the computer-digital effects are fantastic.

Ellen Degeneres is the most talented of the voices we hear in this delightful underwater tale. Her performance allows for her blue tane character, Dory, to come alive in so many beautiful and hilariously entertaining ways.
"Finding Nemo" features numerous sea mines, possessively-hungry seagulls ("Mine, Mine, Mine!") and aquatic acquaintances that reinforce the importance of friendship.
The plot is a rehash of other more familiar Disney films. You won't have trouble listing them. And you won't have to bring the kids with you to watch it. Most of the audience I saw this film with were well over 18yrs of age. Slightly irritating is the fact that the narrative continuously bounces back and forth between the two separated clown fish (Marlin and his son Nemo), and the film appears to run 15 minutes too long for my otherwise liberal attention span.