Finding truth

Being released to theatres in 2009, Mr. Nobody is now known to be as one of the most philosophical films ever made. It’s filled with confusion, challenges, and originality from what the movie is all about. What made the movie philosophical is that it shows a lot of free will and determinism of the character Nemo Nobody (Jared Leto). However, there are some struggles along the lines of free will and determinism throughout the film. In 2029, Nemo Nobody is the last living mortal in a futuristic world

When I was younger one of my favorite movies that I watched on repeat was “Finding Nemo”. It almost feels like DVDs are extinsted .My favorite quote from the movie is “Just keep swimming” because life can be tough and as a young child it help me remember to keep going . I feel like from a young age I had to mature more rapidly than an average teenage. My mother was constantly working to provide a better future for my siblings and I . I have an adorable little sister that something she can a handful

When you are watching Finding Nemo, you really don’t know what will happen in the movie. My films name is finding nemo the year that the movie was made was in 2003. Movie was directed by Andrew Stanton, and Lee Unkrich. The main characters in the movie were Marlin he is Nemo’s father. Dory is a fish who has memory lost and forgets everything in ten seconds, but he becomes every helpful to Marlin. Nemo is a kid who doesn’t listen to anyone, and he wants to fit in with kids in his school. Gill is the

Jamal Wallis at the start is a student attending a normal normal high school and is also decent at basketball. While Jamal openly doesn’t like school he is smart and a good writer. Things take a turn for the better after he accidentally leaves his pack after a bet but Forrester drops it to him with his edited writings. Jamal also starts attending a better school due to very good test scores. He starts to befriend Forrester and slowly Jamal becomes his student. Jamal's writing is too good however

In Finding Nemo, the two characters the movie is about are very special. In a way, I can connect with the character Nemo because our parents are similar. Marlin, Nemo's dad, is overprotective and doesn't want to let his son go. Marlin has good reason to want to be overprotective as well though, considering the tragic loss he went through at the beginning of the movie, losing his wife and all of his kids except for one. I understand why Nemo is so upset about his dad not letting him do anything because

The movie Finding Forrester is about a 16-year old, Jamal Wallace, which has remarkable abilities for writing and playing basketball. Jamal meets William Forrester, which is Pulitzer Prize winning author, because he was trying to steal him. Nevertheless Willam Forrester mentors Jamal with his writing and helps him to engage even more with the writhing-creation process. The author William lives isolate and lonely, he do not get out from his home. Because of this factor, Jamal helps him to go out and

Walt Disney has produced many excellent films over the years such as Toy Story, but Finding Nemo was not one of their best films. In 2003, Andrew Stanton, the director of Finding Nemo, brought another animated film to life. From a visual standpoint, Finding Nemo is brilliant. Finding Nemo has excellent animation, but the story leaves little to love because of its dull, predicable storyline clichés and its depressing and terrifying storyline that frightens young children. The story is revolved

Movie Review Finding Nemo is a story that has many meanings. It is a story that explains the mental and physical difficulties that Nemo and his family go through on a journey unlike any other. Nemo has a physical disability in that he has a significantly smaller fin that he was born with. Marlin has a case of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder from when his wife was pregnant and a barracuda in the beginning of the movie attacked them. Later on in the movie Marlin meet Dory, whom has a mental disability

Pixar’s Finding Nemo can surely be considered a modern day classic film. It is films like There Will Be Blood, Inception, and Argo that prove that a spectacular film can be made in a time where Hollywood has obviously run dry on original ideas. But, what happens when you create a sequel to a classic? Can the sequel become a classic as well, or at least be as good as its predecessor? Although some sequels have become classics themselves (The Dark Knight), many have fallen flat and pale in comparison

“Finding Nemo” Movie Review Finding Nemo is about the adventures of Nemo, a clown fish that spends all his life with his father, Marlin. Marlin worries obsessively over his child because the little fish is the only one that he has left. On Nemo’s first day of school, Marlin makes careful recommendations to his child that he should always stay with the class and keep off the deep water. However, Nemo forgets the warning and ends up as a captive in an aquarium in Sydney. Marlin bravely swims along