Finding Nemo 2 Disc Collector's Edition (DVD) Reviews

Finding Nemo 2 Disc Collector's Edition (DVD) DVD

Newest Review: ... an up lifting movie. I do think this scene is a bit distressing for young children. As I recently gave it to my 4 year old ... more

 ... to watch, he kept asking all the way through about "but where's the mum gone?" I didnt have the heart to actually explain the mum had been eaten so just kept saying she must have nipped out!! The tale is all about the dad Marlin on his quest to be reunited with his only son and only relative nemo, after he boldly swims away during school and ends up captured by a diver and ultimately placed into a fish tank in the dentists office in Australia! It has many quirky characters, most notably Dory the blue fi...more

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chrisandmark
Crowned ReviewFinding Nemo 2 Disc Collector's Edition (DVD): No fish were injured in the making of this film... (1569 words)
by - written on 13/12/03, updated on  13/12/03 (Very useful, 197 readings)
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I was lucky enough to win two tickets to a preview screening of Finding Nemo on Wednesday night and I've seen a few clips of the film on tele and it looks great, so armed with my seven year old I decided to go and see if it was possible for it to be even better than my favourite animation - the hilarious 'A Bugs Life'. Finding Nemo was created by those clever bods at Disney/Pixar who's previous offerings include 'Toy Story 1 & 2', Monsters Inc and A Bugs Life. To make their films they basically take a group of creatures, whether it's kids toys or ants, and use amazingly imaginative writing to build a whole story around these ...  Read the complete review

Lemonlurver
Crowned ReviewFish Are Friends, Not Food! (1697 words)
by - written on 18/10/03, updated on  18/10/03 (Very useful, 437 readings)
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Find a kid! Find a kid right now! Most adults need an excuse to watch what is essentially a film made for children and this is one film you don?t want to miss; Finding Nemo, the new animated feature from Disney Pixar, the people that made Monsters Inc. and Toy Story. Marlin, the not so funny clownfish, is loving husband who will do anything for his wife and his little baby fish eggs. He finds them a wonderful home in the Coral Reef to live in but poor Coral is killed and out of the hundreds of little fish only one little guy remains. That is Nemo, a bouncy happy fish with a disability. He has an unformed fin. Because of the loss of all the other ...  Read the complete review

greenpomme
Finding Nemo 2 Disc Collector's Edition (DVD): Just keep swimming, just keep swimming. (337 words)
by - written on 16/07/12 (Very useful, 7 readings)
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~Plot~ Nemo is a young clownfish who lives with his overprotective father as part of a coral reef communtiy. One fateful day Nemo is caught by a diver and taken to live in an aquarium at his dental practice. Distraught, his dad leaves the relative safety of his home reef and embarks on a long journey to find his son. Along the way he makes several friends but also encounters the numerous problems of being a little fish in a big world. The film follows Nemo and his dad as they both try to find each other again. ~Cast~ The characters are voiced by various actors and voice artists, including most notably, Ellen DeGeneres as the forgetful fish Dory. ...  Read the complete review

sweet_veritas
Just keep swimming! (544 words)
by - written on 18/08/10, updated on  18/08/10 (Very useful, 24 readings)
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Deep under the Australian ocean lies a life waiting to be discovered. Amongst the colourful coral reef you see an array of fish living out their lives unaware by most who live in the seas above them. This is certainly true for a couple of clown fish called Marlin and Nemo. Marlin is a over protective father as he had a terrible encounter while living on the reef while Nemo was just still an egg. This encounter left Nemo with a smaller fin that makes Marlin even more anxious and over protective but Marlin has to be brave when Nemo goes to school for the first time. Nemo happily enjoys his first day until he encounters a couple of divers who spirit ...  Read the complete review

sparkymarky1973
Finding Nemo 2 Disc Collector's Edition (DVD): The search is on..... (435 words)
by - written on 22/07/10 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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Released on DVD in 2004, Finding Nemo is a Pixar animation that attempts to do for fish what Bugs Life did for insects! With a cast that includes The West Wing's Alison Janney, William Dafoe, Ellen DeGeneres and, of course, the usual cameo from John Ratzenberger, the film is a visual delight to watch with plenty of side-jokes and humour aimed at both adults and kids alike! After a tragic incident with a Barracuda sees Marlin (a clownfish) lose his wife and the majority of his offspring, he becomes over-protective of his remaining son, Nemo, and desperate to keep him safe from harm. So when Nemo is scooped up by a scuba diver and taken away, Marlin becomes ...  Read the complete review