Finding Nemo

Review of Finding Nemo
You all have probably seen Finding Nemo, which is one of best movie ever made. This is a funny, very interesting, and a happy ending movie. This movie is directed by Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich, and Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, and David Reynolds wrote the screenplay. As you all know, the story starts with Nemo (played by Alexander Gould) disobeys his father Marlin (played by Albert Brooks) by swimming into the open sea and gets caught by diver. Marlin chases the diver but gets behind and asking for directions, meets Dory (played by Ellen Degeneres). From here they face many hurtles and adventure to finding Nemo.
Finding Nemo is original and very unpredictable. This animated movie did a really good job on making it look real with the textures, light, and movements. The water being blue brought all other colors live and attractive. The plot of the movie is well-structured. If fishes could talk, I think this is how they would talk. Some of the most important themes are family, love, and sacrifice. Since Marlin promised to take care of his only son, he sacrificed everything he had to look for his son, family, because he loves his on so much.
The cinematography and the photography in this movie were incredible, and these are some reasons for the movie’s success. For example; they used the extreme long shot to show the whale weak comparing to the vast ocean. There were high-keys when Dory and Marlin were looking at the trench.
The sound effects really added to the flavor. Not only the songs were good, the music went perfectly along with the scene.
In the end, this is a funny as well as an adventurous movie that makes you fell in love with fishes and buy some as pets. This original movie takes you to another world, and makes you want to watch it many times.