When Finding Nemo first premiered in 2003, it struck a chord with both children and parents. Though this film is set underwater, these humble fish express true emotion, proving that Pixar has the ...

Even in the real world, people should never write off anyoneâ s skills at first glance, one of the many life lessons Finding Nemo delivers to its audience. "Fish Are Friends. Not Food." ...

In Finding Nemo, Ellen DeGeneres's memory-challenged alter ego Dory preaches, "Fish are friends, not food." It's a message the rookie talk-show host took to heart. "I [gave up eating fish] for a ...

Marlin awakes to find his wife and 399 of his kids devoured; only one egg—Nemo—remains. True, in a Seagal flick, you’d see the carnage, plus the hero would spend the next 90 minutes trying ...

Finding the message of many films can be challenging, but the moral of “Finding Nemo” seems pretty straightforward: Leave fish in the ocean, where they belong. In the children’s movie, the ...

There’s no question that Pixar’s “Finding Nemo,” aglow with translucent sea flora and shimmering, iridescent creatures, is beautiful to look at. Who wouldn’t be entranced by that corps ...

When Finding Nemo was first released in 2003, clownfish sales soared. Clownfish were already popular, but the movie caused even more kids to want their very own Nemo. According to one study, the ...