Finding Nemo / Walt Disney Pictures presents a Pixar Animation Studios film ; directed by Andrew Stanton ; co-directed by Lee Unkrich ; produced by Graham Walters ; screenplay by Andrew Stanton, Bob Peterson, David Reynolds.
Material type:
FilmPublisher number: 109923 | DisneyLanguage: English, Spanish Original language: English Publisher: [Emeryville, CA] : Disney/Pixar, 2013Distributor: Burbank, CA : Distributed by Buena Vista Home Entertainment Copyright date: ©2003Edition: Wide screenDescription: 1 videodisc (approximately 100 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 inContent type: - two-dimensional moving image
- video
- videodisc
- Music by Thomas Newman ; story supervisors, Ronnie del Carmen, Dan Jeup, Jason Katz ; film editor, David Ian Salter ; supervising technical director, Oren Jacobs ; production designer, Ralph Eggleston ; directors of photography, Sharon Calahan, Jeremy Lasky ; supervising animator, Dylan Brown ; production manager, Lindsey Collins ; sound designer, Gary Rydstrom ; orchestrations by Thomas Pasatieri ; original story, Andrew Stanton.
- Academy Award winner, Best animated feature film, 2003.
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Northport Library | Children's DVD | FINDING | Available | 33111009899655 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
Andrew Stanton, who helped write Toy Story and Monsters, Inc., co-wrote and directed this computer-animated comedy-adventure about finding a very small fish in a very large ocean. Marlin (voice of Albert Brooks) is a more-than-slightly paranoid Clown Fish who is extremely devoted to his young son, Nemo (voice of Alexander Gould), the only survivor after an undersea predator swallowed up Nemo's mother and her other offspring. It's not Marlin's nature to explore unfamiliar waters, but when he and Nemo are accidentally separated near the Great Barrier Reef en route to Nemo's first day of fish school, Marlin gathers his courage and sets out to find his son. What Marlin doesn't know, however, is that while Nemo was looking at a boat passing on the surface, he was caught in a net and given a new home in a dentist's aquarium. As Marlin searches for his son, he makes friends with a friendly but absent-minded Regal Blue Tang named Dory (voice of Ellen DeGeneres), a Great White Shark named Bruce (voice of Barry Humphries) who is trying to cut fish out of his diet, a beach-rat Sea Tortoise named Crush (voice of Andrew Stanton), and Nigel (voice of Geoffrey Rush), a Pelican who can take Marlin's search from the ocean to dry land. Finding Nemo's impressive voice cast also includes Willem Dafoe, Allison Janney, Eric Bana, Stephen Root, and Brad Garrett. ~ Mark Deming, Rovi
French language options incorrectly listed on container.
Wide screen (1.78:1).
Originally released as a motion picture in 2003.
Bonus features include Finding Nemo, a filmmakers' roundtable, aquarium, theatrical short: Knick Knack.
Music by Thomas Newman ; story supervisors, Ronnie del Carmen, Dan Jeup, Jason Katz ; film editor, David Ian Salter ; supervising technical director, Oren Jacobs ; production designer, Ralph Eggleston ; directors of photography, Sharon Calahan, Jeremy Lasky ; supervising animator, Dylan Brown ; production manager, Lindsey Collins ; sound designer, Gary Rydstrom ; orchestrations by Thomas Pasatieri ; original story, Andrew Stanton.
Albert Brooks, Geoffrey Rush, Willem Dafoe, Elizabeth Perkins, Ellen Degeneres, Alexander Gould.
In the depths of the Great Barrier Reef, Marlin, an overly protective clownfish, embarks on a daring rescue mission when his beloved son, Nemo, gets scooped up by a diver. With his unforgettable friend Dory by his side, Marlin encounters an ocean full of memorable comedic characters on his momentous journey to find Nemo.
MPAA rating: G.
DVD, NTSC, region 1, widescreen (1.78:1), 5.1 Dolby digital, 2.0 Dolby digital.
English or Spanish dialogue with optional English descriptive video service, and optional English subtitles; and English for the hearing impaired (SDH).
Academy Award winner, Best animated feature film, 2003.