Allows me to tolerate Ellen Degeneres' voice for 90 whole minutes!

Rating: 9/10 (29 November 2010)

A young fish is separated from his (single parent) Father fish, who alongside a dizzy female fish must cross vast oceans and various threats and obstacles in order to get him back Out of everything listed here Nemo is the film I have seen most in the last year, I must have now seen it a dozen times, which is not a bad thing.
The voice acting is superb, the sea bed scenes look spectacular and the film is paced incredibly well and never seems boring, even though I know exactly what happens next I have seen this so often.
It is the bit characters that remain with you with Finding Nemo, the turtles, Bruce the shark and Mr Ray provide much of the funny stuff, and the ever reliable Albert Brooks steps in to make Marlon nervous, paranoid and determined all at once. They even managed to make Ellen Degeneres genuinely likable for the better part of two hours.
(And if you're a Dad the last few minutes might have you tearing up.) What you hope kids will learn: For God's sake listen to your parents every now and then. Trust your friends sometimes and never give up.
What they'll take away: Gee Dad lighten up yourself sometimes.
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