Story:It’s
school time for
Nemo. But when he is captured and taken away to Sydney, life is no longer the same for him… or his over-protective dad.
Movie Review: What’s new? Nothing. It’s the same Finding Nemo that you first saw in the year 2003 – no additions… and no subtractions in this 2012 version. What’s old? Nothing.
Though you have seen it all before, everything looks new out there. The show stealer (that makes everything a whole new world) is none other than the 3D effect.
How else do you explain the Great Barrier Reef looking rich and unexplored. Finding Nemo (2012) with its bright and vivacious 3D effects is worth every shot.
As for the plot, here is yet another animation that teaches us – tweens, teens and adults alike – a lesson or two in friendship (something the sea creatures call ‘tankhood’) and the nothing-is-impossible mantra of life.
But once again what takes us by surprise is the very reason this movie bagged the Best Academy Award (Animation) that year – here daddy (not mamma) is the hero, daddy knows (and does not know) best, daddy believes there is nothing son Nemo cannot do.
For Nemo, it’s all about the my-daddy-strongest lesson of life.
Enough to grasp (for first-timers) and re-grasp (for those who are watching it for the second time)… as you sail beyond the spectacular beauty of what lies beneath… in 3D – Clownfish, Regal Tang, Oysters, Sharks, Whales, Sea monsters, other sea creatures… and of course, Man and his evil instinct of capturing all that is beautiful.
In an aquatic treat, the chase is on as the distraught dad, accompanied by a ditzy surgeonfish (DeGeneres) prone to lapses in short-term memory, embark on a rescue mission. Meanwhile, young Nemo and his fellow fishnapping victims finalise their own plans for a great escape.
Watch Finding Nemo once again – this time in 3D — if you have seen it all before. (Agencies)