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'Finding Nemo' Sequel Titled 'Finding Dory' Set For November 25, 2015; Early Plot Details Revealed
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- April 2, 2013 12:19 PM
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So yeah, we've said it before, and we'll say it again: merchandising, licensing, blah blah blah...it's the monetary lifeblood of major studios and places like Pixar aren't immune (please see "Cars" and the spinoff "Planes," as well the continuing "Toy Story" shorts). There's shit to sell, and that means "Finding Nemo 2" -- announced last summer -- is happening. And now it's got a title, release date and more.
Ellen DeGeneres Swims Back For 'Finding Nemo 2' To Play Dory, But You Won't See The Movie Until 2016
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- August 22, 2012 9:21 AM
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It looks like the wheels are turning fast on the unnecessary sequel to the solid and entertaining "Finding Nemo." Last month, Andrew Stanton found some post-"John Carter" employment as the director of the upcoming movie, and now, one of the most treasured characters from the first movie is set to return.
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Agreed! (although, I thought a few of her other reviews at Cannes revealed or meandered too much,
I remember Dern's scene being a ridiculous close-up on just his face.
Haha I know right? James Gray has never produced a great film.
I hate it when directors whinge about critics. Any filmmaker worth his salt wouldn't give a
Your headline might not necessarily be true. Marvel could easily put a post credit tease in Thor 2
Edward, you can't even write TWO sentences without making a grammatical error: for instance,
Your headline might not necessarily be true. Marvel could easily put a post credit tease in Thor 2
It's Theo C.
It was a little cheeky and short on taste... but I remember that more than most of the movie and I
Guys, all signs point to some crossover happening: Viper in The Wolverine, Quicksilver in Days of