Adam Gunton

I feel like everyone involved with this needs a nice pat on the back, a congratulations but then to be asked "What else can you do?" Because this film, as lovely and as impressive as it is, is just a fan-film. Someone really liked the original animation and wondered what it would look with with actual people (or you know, a photo-realistic Beast and household items). It's great they developed the characters a bit more and although I didn't care for the new songs it makes sens

Whereas I felt Finding Nemo was a remarkable animation both in terms of its visual aesthetic and its storytelling, Finding Dory doesn't add anything new to the Disney/Pixar Canon. The story hits the same beats as the original film, relying on a lot of references and throwbacks to keep everything overly familiar for fans but by doing this it cheapens itself and Finding Nemo. But there's enough here to be entertained. The cast is as wonderful as ever (Kaitlin Olson and Ty Burre