The story is very American. The prudent clownfish father Marlin met the optimistic and forgetful Blue Tang kingfish Dory while looking for the rescue of his son. The two fish encountered many difficulties and made many friends. During the journey, Marlin understood how to use courage and love to overcome fear, and understood his son's efforts to take risks for some beliefs, and finally reunited with his son Nemo and returned home to a happy life.
Disney movies have always been a family carnival, and Pixar is more entertaining and entertaining on this basis. The reason is simple, but it is also the easiest to arouse people's resonance and sense of identity. The paternal love described in the film is so great and warm, it even overwhelms the inspirational theme, at least now when I think back to the film, the first word that pops up in my mind is paternal love.
Pixar's special effects are really impeccable, ranging from the deep blue of the ocean to the luster of fish scales, all made with real texture, which makes people surprised again and again in the process of watching the movie. Australia's Great Barrier Reef is a diving resort, and the underwater world is so beautiful. Pixar sets the background of the story here, thus showing us a colorful and dreamy underwater world.
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