Finding Nemo 3D Movie Review                                                                         

      

   Finding Nemo was one of Pixar's first movies and they are re-releasing it in 3D like Disney did with Lion King and Beauty and the Beast. I only saw the first thirty minutes of Finding Nemo in Spanish class because my teacher was out, but I really loved the first fifth of the movie. I didn't know that they were re-releasing it in 3D until maybe April because I saw the poster at my theater so I was really pumped for this movie. Now in case you don't know what the plot is, Albert Brooks voices a very over-protective father but one day, Nemo gets taken by a scuba diver and Albert Brooks teams up with Ellen DeGeneres to find Nemo.
    Now that I've seen Finding Nemo in 3D, I can say that it is awesome. All of the voice acting was great with these turtles being my favorite because they were a lot like the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. This movie was very funny also and reminded me of what Pixar was in their prime. These were the Toy Story, Monsters' Inc, and Incredibles years. I liked Brave but it is Cars 2 compared to the movies I mentioned. This was a great father-son bonding/relationship type of movie even though I saw it with my mom. This is probably in my top 20 movies or top 25 so without a doubt this gets 10/10. If you haven't seen Finding Nemo, see it because as of right now, it has made less money than Resident Evil 75.
      Also, the Toy Story Toons: Partysaurus Rex short at the beginning was incredible. I love how they're doing these shorts instead of a fourth movie because the third movie had a perfect ending. I like this new storyline with the Bonnie character. That also gets a 10/10. Now for this week, I am going to talk about the new Robocop suit on Wednesday at the latest and my Dredd review on Saturday. Then since I'm going to review some classic movies. I'll review Indiana Jones since the blu-rays are coming out, maybe Jaws, and Lord of the Rings in December for the Hobbit. So I'd like to know, what's your favorite animated movie? It could be CGI, Stop motion, or traditional animation. Comment below or email me at bxvone2@gmail.com.