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Summary Of Finding Nemo

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Walt Disney released Finding Nemo on May 30, 2003. Written and directed by Andrew Stanton. Disney has produced many outstanding films over the years, and one of them was Finding Nemo, which was at the top of the charge for its unique storyline. The film received extremely positive reviews and won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature. In April 2013, Disney affirmed the sequel finding Dory, confirming that DeGeneres might get a chance that would be repeating their parts as Marlin and Dory. Correspondingly, It was released on November 25, 2015. Finding Nemo is a tale of an adventurous young clownfish, Nemo, who ends up in a fish tank. When his father, Marlin was looking for him with the help of Dory, when both encountered many adventures to finally reunite with Nemo. Finding Nemo is an outstanding movie due to the informative theme, honorable and magnificent animation, and a well-played cast. In finding Nemo, the story portrays a special bond between father and son, and causes the viewer to relate to that feeling. Nemo goes on with the tank gang to look for his father as soon as he got netted and sent to Sydney. Concerning this, his father was bothered and started looking for Nemo, worried if anything cruel will happen to him since Nemo has an undersized fin. Independence was the only thing Nemo wanted. Nemo’s story began by him wanting to be more independent. While it is Nemo’s drive for independence that is the catalyst for the adventures, Marlin learns that it is

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