This is another work that I revisited after many years after "The Lion King" and "Spirited Away", but compared to the first two works, this one did not span more than 10 years. The same review also gave me a new discovery, and I intend to re-evaluate it.
This time, I found a place that I didn't notice before, which was Nemo's fin. Because of this, I also understood his meaning: I feel inferior because of my disability, but I don't want to always live in someone else's Under the protection, I hope to live freely like a normal person. And Nemo finally proved himself in the fish tank. There is also Dolly's temporary amnesia, which I only noticed this time. She didn't want to get into trouble because of her shortcomings, but she couldn't help it several times, and she was also trying to prove herself later.
Nemo and his father Marlin, as well as Marlin and Dolly, represent the interactions and emotions between different people in human society. The film's emotional depiction is very good. Through this film and later "WALL-E", we can also see where director Andrew Stanton is good at, and emotional depiction is also one of Pixar's best animations. However, judging from the two animations currently directed by Andrew Stanton, I found that the most impressive part of these works is not the plot, which seems to be the reason why "John Carter" failed miserably.
This review also allowed me to rank the mainland country as one of the classics in this film. In fact, I chose this only because I prefer the voice for Nemo. Zhang Guoli's dubbing is easier to show his true character than his last dubbing of "Taishan". This version of the dubbing seems to be a bit more "Beijing", so I am afraid some people will feel uncomfortable or unacceptable. I can still accept this, although I can't say I like it very much. Nowadays, I tend to agree with the mainland version of Pixar's "Toy Story" trilogy, "Flying Home", CCTV's "A Bug's Life", "WALL-E", and this book. The film "Finding Nemo". The rest, including "Brave", which just came out this year, are unwilling to agree because of some resentment.
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