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Finding Nemo
I saw the trailer for this before X2, looks pretty solid. I always get really excited about Pixar films. It really looks like they've stepped up the animation.
I'm also partial to any film that has a shark named Bruce in it.
Gender: Female Location: Washington, DC, United States
Juvenile? Really? I think one of the most incredible things about Pixar is their ability to make movies that are entertaining for both kids and adults...I personally thought that their last project, Monsters Inc was absolutely hysterical.
I'll be seeing this one, the new poster should be draw enough for anyone... but then again, each to his own I suppose.
Hmmmm...I thought that Pixar's big draw was that they made films that all ages could enjoy.
There are so many under lying meanings to the lines in thier other movies that make the movie that much more enjoyable for adults than for kids who don't get the double meanings. I am expecting the same here.
I especially like this part about the casting of Albert Brooks and the characters in the movie: The choice of Albert Brooks is inspired, given his career-long specializing in neurotic characters; you can believe the anxiety you hear in his voice, as well as his growing sense of empowerment and determination as he gradually realizes he’s equal to the challenges facing him. His odd-couple partner is a straight out of ‘Memento,’ memory-impaired blue tang fish named Dory, voiced by Ellen DeGeneres. As with Brooks, the actor’s personality is a perfect match for the character’s personality: flibberty-gibbetty, cheerful and more than a little empty-headed.
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May 12th, 2003 06:42 PM
cinematic diversity 
