This film uses a two-line narrative almost from beginning to end, which is not common in cartoons, probably because it is difficult for children to change their minds in time. Fortunately, the two lines of this film are relatively simple, one is the father Marlin who has gone through all kinds of difficulties to find Nemo, and the other is that little Nemo tries to escape the fish tank with the help of his friends. I cried a lot when I watched this film a few years ago, but now I watch it again and realize that this film has so much content.
Marin never dared to let go of Nemo, and the Turtles encouraged children to take more risks, showing completely different educational ideas for children; Marin and Dolly were cautious and carefree, reflecting two completely different attitudes towards life; Gill in the fish tank is bent on escaping, just like Paul Newman in "Blood from a Window", in contrast to other fish and shrimp who are content with the status quo.
At the same time, the film does not forget to bring happiness to the audience. Personally, I think the funniest thing is the three sharks. In order to get rid of the "addiction" of eating fish, they did a group therapy and staged therapy! It turned out that Eric Bana was matched with the weirdest of the three. He had very few lines, so he said it in a low voice. Fortunately, the Australian accent was so strong that I could hear it. By the way, there are Australian accents everywhere in this film, and I am super obsessed with this accent recently~~ How can I be addicted to everything, dizzy~~ Less gossip, understanding the seagull's call as "mine" is enough for fun, And the fraternity initiation ceremony in the fish tank, hahaha!
If I want to come to the Pixar animation in the future, many of them only talk about one truth throughout the article, but they also lack a lot of fun, such as
Of course, the quality of animations released by Pixar is basically higher than that of other companies.
PS: I watched the dubbed version of Zhang Guoli and Xu Fan before. When I watched the English version this time, I felt that the voice of Dolly was very familiar. When I watched the end credits, I realized that it was Ellen DeGeneres! No wonder he's so eloquent~
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