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Underwater Reef: A Colorful Environment
Among the most colorful environments on Earth is an underwater reef, and the underwater world of Finding Nemo was designed by Ralph Eggleston. The film follows Dory and Marlin as they descend into the murky ocean, a journey that becomes increasingly perilous. It is a visually stunning journey, and one of the most popular family movies of all time.
Film Reviews of the Tank Gang
The Tank Gang is a fictional collection of tropical fish taken in by Diver Dan. The characters exhibit many of the psychological disorders associated with captivity. As Gill points out, "fish aren't meant to live in a box." The film was meant to criticize the negligent sale and export of tropical fish.
Although the Tank Gang doesn't appear in the main plot of Finding Dory, they do appear in the post-credits scene. They were originally trapped in plastic bags, but travel to California after the film's credits roll. Marine Life Institute employees eventually discover the fish, and the crew must rescue them from the encroaching creatures.
"Finding Nemo" featured the Tank Gang in an earlier vision. The deleted scene is included on the Blu-ray version of the movie, and it lets fans see what might have been. The ending of Finding Nemo reunites Marlin and Nemo, but leaves viewers on a mini-cliffhanger. The Tank Gang end up trapped in a dentist's office and plastic bags, but manage to escape and make it to the ocean.
Film Reviews of Finding Nemo
Finding Nemo is a fantastic animated feature. It has plenty of funny moments, but it also has a serious core. Its emotional punchline makes it one of Pixar's best films, and it deserves a place near the top of Pixar's endeavors. It's also beautifully animated.
Though the film begins with a dark fairy tale-style affliction, it quickly develops into a heart-warming odyssey of friendship, family, and fear. While it is intended for young audiences, there is plenty of adult humor throughout the movie. The film has a lot of comic misadventures, and the characters' human drama is portrayed as if they were real people.
Finding Nemo is one of Pixar's most impressive animated features. The story revolves around a clownfish named Nemo, who accidentally gets separated from his overprotective father Marlin. When he discovers that his son has disappeared, Marlin sets out to find him and bring him home. Along the way, he meets a memory-challenged woman named Dory, who gives Marlin a new perspective on life.
Finding Nemo is a wonderful family movie, but one word of warning: it's not for everyone. It may not make you cry or make you throw up, but it may put you off fish for weeks.
Film Reviews of Finding Nemo (video game)
While it's hard to find a film review of Finding Nemo (video game) that doesn't praise the game, it does have a few good features. The graphics are wonderful and the characters have their own unique personalities. It's also one of the best Pixar soundtracks.
The video game follows the storyline of the Disney/Pixar movie Finding Nemo, in which the player controls the clownfish Nemo after he disobeys his father on his way to school. The game allows players to control Nemo, Dory, and Marlin as they try to get home.
The graphics are quite good, with everything looking just like in the movie. While there are some controls problems, the overall experience is very enjoyable. The game's audio is also soothing. The game is based on the PlayStation 2 version. The gameplay is simple and enjoyable. There aren't too many challenges or major technical problems.
The video game recreates the lighthearted storyline of the Finding Nemo movie. The game alternates between gameplay and FMV clips from the movie. The game takes place in a lush underwater environment. There are several levels, and each one contains several objectives. The main goal is to find the end of the level and advance the story.
The video game's visuals are beautiful and remind of a dreamlike world. The scuba-diving scenes and ocean environment are stunning.
