Have you ever seen Finding Nemo? Finding Nemo is a kids movie rated G and released in 2003 by Andrew Stanton. Finding Nemo is about two clownfish, a father marlin and son Nemo, and one Blue Reef fish, Dory. Nemo at his first day of school while he and the other kid fish see a “butt”, they told Nemo he would not touch it, so of course, what any other kid would do, he went and touched the boat. The boat he touched was a boat collecting fish to put into a dentist offices fish tank, which Darla, The dentist’s niece, will soon come to pick out a fish to take home with her as a pet. Marlin sets out to find Nemo while he’s searching for Nemo he bumps into a fish, her name was Dory, and she has short term memory loss. Dory insists that she tag along with him to find his son, Nemo. Finding Nemo is an excellent movie breakthrough. It is a great child’s movie because it teaches you that the people you least expect to be helpful to you and love you will in reality help the most and will also be there for it all. In the movie, the main sense that sticks with me the most is when even though Marvin is being rude and hateful towards Dory she still stays by his side, even if she may want to leave. While Finding Nemo has very good parts there is still some room for improvement. One place for improvement some say is that it has no satisfying payoff or outcome. Some say that Finding Nemo is an absolute waste of time because you get nothing from it, but Finding Nemo teaches people of all ages many good lessons, for example, it teaches that the people you do not believe will be beneficial to you and are just a normal stranger will actually be one of your biggest supporters and your biggest fan. Finding Nemo is an excellent, heartwarming, marvelous, and an amazing child movie, while being called a child’s movie it is an amazing movie for anyone of any age.
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