Finding Nemo
Starring: Albert Brooks (voice of Marlin), Ellen DeGeneres (voice of Dory), Alexander Gould (voice of Nemo), Willem Dafoe (voice of Gill), Brad Garrett (voice of Bloat)
Gill helps Nemo escape by bouncing him up in the air and then falling into the sink where he gets flushed out into the sea; Marlin, who thinks Nemo is dead, decides to swim back home and leaves Dory; Nemo meets Dory, who is swimming around aimlessly forgetting who Nemo is and why she’s there. Suddenly, Dory remembers everything. They find Marlin and father and son share a big hug, overjoyed to see each other again; Dory and lots of other fish are caught in a big net. Nemo and Marlin help them escape; Nemo goes back to school, but this time Marlin is less fearful and overprotective, realizing he has to let Nemo grow up; Oh, and all the fish from the fish tank from the dentist’s office escaped, but with funny results!
Personal comments about this movie?
Another one of my fave computer animated films. The drawings of the ocean and ocean life are stunningly beautiful and looks almost real. The relationship between Marlin and Nemo is not unlike any other father-son relationships. The “vegetarian” sharks were pretty classic! I laughed out loud when I saw that scene. 
Dory provides most of the comic relief in the movie. The reunion between Marlin and Nemo was touching. These are some of scenes that made such a great movie.
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