A Pixar Classic,

Rating: 9/10 (18 July 2011)

Finding Nemo is a fantastic movie with a very well developed plot and a stellar voice cast. It is a heartwarming, as well as frequently funny film, it had me shedding tears on several occasions, the dedication of Marlin to find his lost son is powerful, making it hard to believe it is just a cartoon. My only issue was the lack of development for Nemo's friends at the dentist, we learn little about Gill and his crew, and their story does not conclude properly, which disappointed me. The voice actors are outstanding, perfectly delivering the personality traits and emotion of these characters as they struggle with this insane adventure, Albert Brooks conveys Marlin's sadness for his lost child, Ellen DeGeneres showcases Dory's amnesia perfectly and Willem Dafoe emphasizes Gill's desire for freedom effectively, as well as many other great performances, such as Geoffrey Rush as a helpful pelican. Filled with beautiful animation, a heartwarming story and likable, varied characters, Finding Nemo is a must see for animation fans.
A clown fish searches throughout the entire ocean to find his son Nemo, who is kidnapped by ocean divers.