The smiley shark shares a striking resemblance to the rehab-attending, vegetarian shark named Bruce from Pixar’s “Finding Nemo.” Coincidentally (or not) Finding Dory will be in theaters June 17.

When Bruce cries “I never knew my father” in ‘Finding Nemo’, he could be talking about the finned antagonist of ‘Jaws’, according to one theory.

The 2003 Pixar movie "Finding Nemo" struck a chord with audiences for its heartwarming story and accurate depiction of the underwater kingdom.The movie — which spawned its own hilarious sequel ...

Bruce is one of Finding Nemo’s most iconic characters because he represents the first real challenge Marlin faces after losing his son. The fact that he is such a nuanced character makes him one ...

Finding Nemo has emerged as perhaps Pixarâ s most successful series after Toy Story, and it is justified as the film can be ...

Like ”The Simpsons,” ”Finding Nemo” sustains its own comic universe of intelligent life, a thronging biosphere of amusement simultaneously scaled for children and pitched for knowing ...

Bruce's hammer shark friend, Anchor, will also be missing from the sequel, but given how Marlin and Dory's encounter with the sharks ended in Finding Nemo, that's probably a good thing.. 3.

A photographer in Florida has captured a photo of a lemon shark that looks remarkably like Bruce, the great white shark from Finding Nemo. According to Caters News Agency, a retiree named Kenneth ...

Smiling broadly, this shark bears more than a passing resemblance to Bruce from Finding Nemo. But this jaw-some beast is a little more goofy than scary as it splits a grin underwater in Juniper ...

A great white shark photographed this past week by a fisherman off Australia bears a strong resemblance to Bruce from the popular animated Disney-Pixar film "Finding Nemo.". That's what the Daily ...

In honor of Disney's Finding Nemo 3D swimming into theaters on September 14th. here is a very important message from the Great White Shark, Bruce ...

LOS ANGELES – The deep-sea adventure “Finding Nemo” hooked the top spot at the box office Sunday with an estimated $70.6 million opening weekend.The Disney-Pixar comedy, about a worrisome ...