Friday, October 19, 2007

Blogger-Finding Nemo


Finding Nemo is a movie about a little clown fish who loses his way in the big sea and gets taken by a dentist and his dad goes all over the see and tries to find his son. It's about his journey to find his son and the people he mets along the way and helps him get to Sydney. The movie was directed by Andrew Stanton who also did screen play for the movie.

The cinamatogrpy was written Sharon Calahan she is noted for the lighting in under water when it fades from the light part of the ocean to the dark part and when you see the reef and how bright it is and then the dark light on the barracuda and the vibratant colors used in the coral reef. The seeting consists of the ocean, mostly the color reef and Sydney Australia. the only major problems that they in coutnered in the making was the animation and having to re-do things.

The movie has both diagetic and nondiagetic sound. There is sudden scary music when there is the barracuda and when they get to the dark part of the ocean and when the dad(Marlin) suddenly loses Nemo. Then you have the diagetic sound when you hear the water swushing while they swim and the noise the seaguls.

The First week of the movie was a smash hit. People responded to it very well. Me personally i was a little shakey about it. At first i thought it was just going to be a typical stupid kiddy movie but after i saw it was way more than that. It was so cute and i even cried. It was really touching and cute.

An Actor that stood out the most in the movie was Ellen DeGeneres. She was hilarious! And she diffinatly made the movie. The best part about her was the she had memory lost and she could never remember Nemo's name. Fabio? Elmo? And at the end she finally gets it right and it so cute and joy just rushs towards you. (Sorry Ms. Tholen i just get emotional when i talk about this movie).

So in the end Nemo finds his dad and they basically live happily ever after and they get closer as father-son. Its an amazing movie, and i recomend that everyone see's it.

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