This is one of the reasons that Andrew Stanton decided to do the sequel. It links to her background and why she is the way she is. (Stanton, 2003) The first scene is a scene from Finding Nemo but from Dory’s point of view. But I was really impressed with how it linked in to the previous film. The story itself if pretty much the same as “Nemo” but I didn’t expect it to be very different considering the target audience is children. Visually the film is in the same style as “Finding Nemo” and I particularly like how the light streams through the water. These are the sort of details I really like as it shows attention to detail. This is what happens in real life as the eyes do not grow in proportion to the rest of the body. When we see baby Dory her eyes are the same size as adult Dory. The thing I love about the “Finding” films is the detail. The premise is all about Dory trying to find her parents and introduces us to a baby Dory. As I said Finding Dory is set a year after the events of Finding Nemo. This little fluff ball has to fight her fear of the big waves coming over her and her food source. The parent is refusing to feed Piper so that she has too find her own food. It brings together the “tough love” idea with nature. This no voice film is not only aesthetically pleasing but also takes a real life situation and brings real humour to it.
#FINDING DORY FULL MOVIE NO REGISTRATION HOW TO#
This adorable little film is about a baby Sandpiper who is learning how to catch its food. Due to the film being set one year after Finding Nemo, I think it had to be done.īut before I go into the full film I have to mention the amazing short “Piper” which is at the beginning of the film. 13 years later a boys voice is going to change dramatically! For Finding Dory Gould was replaced by Hayden Rolence a 12 year old actor. The actor who played Nemo originally, Alexander Gould, was 9 when he first recorded the voice. I admit I was slightly worried about the 13 year gap since Finding Nemo is 2003. My parents were disappointed that I saw it without! Me and my Dad (who I know is reading this – Hi Big Nose!) still quote the original film to this day.
As I am sitting in the cinema I can’t tell who is more excited, the kids or us 90s kids. I am so super excited for Finding Dory you have no idea.
0 kommentar(er)
