For the second Time to inspire Disney-Pixar-the-world with computer-animated fish. “Finding Dory” is a successful continuation. In the center of the forget is the fish out of the cinema success of “finding Nemo”, which receives its voice of Anke Engelke.
As she swims back a little bit here and a bit there. And it says again, as if it were yesterday and not 13 years ago, “Haa-lloo, I’m Dory”. So often. But you can still hear it still. Each And Every Time.
As of 2003, Pixar’s “finding Nemo-filled” the cinema, there were a lot, the class was on the Film. The bright colors, the landscapes are brilliantly animated sea. The touching Lost-and-Found story of a small clown fish Nemo, his father Marlin had to look for him across a vast ocean, all the whimsical water creatures on the roadside. And then Dory was there, unforgettable.
The blue doctor fish with the bad memory, could hold a thought for longer than five seconds in his head. The theme of family was the core, the Dory but it also brought the friendship into the game. So without Arg, cheerful, and insanely entertaining. In the course of the film you could watch as they developed from a funny Sidekick to the third main character.
Now Dory has to fit your own movie in thermoplastic 3D, and the title, albeit differently than expected. It is a Dory itself, this time by her past and her long-forgotten parents. A swarm in the coral reef of passing rays brings back the first memory fragments after the other. A terrible misfortune in Childhood, the names of their parents, a distant place of birth, the Marine biology Institute in California.
want to go There Dory, and Nemo and Marlin come up with. Or at least try, because Dory is not going to lose hard. Old friends popping back in on how the stingrays-teacher, or the cool Surfer-turtles, but the fish people as well. A cynical octopus with a terrific animated tentacles, a short-sighted whale shark-lady on a collision course with the walls of the basin and Beluga with sonar Trauma does not extend the Clique, go beyond the scope.
Meanwhile, we learn a lot about Dory, the man had not asked at the time, now but still like to want to know. Where is your Happy-Go-Lucky song from the “Simply swim”, for example, has learned or who could memorize the statement “I suffer from memory loss” so that you are stuck. A series of flashbacks in Dories Childhood is heartbreaking sad, the presence of but so funny that the colorful mess in the script will not be noticed.
crossed One or two divisions of the marine Institute, the Dory, in search of the parents, would not perhaps have been necessary, the action finale in a aquarium filled with Truck, shoots out and even properly over the target. But in between, there is always a pair of beautifully worked-hours, animal – and environmental protection. Thus, a particularly impressive, from the perspective of the fish-filmed disaster scenario in string Elbe cover, what is the meaning of such attractions for the animals is actually: pure Terror and gigantic, down the hissing children’s fists.
votes are in The German dubbing, as in part one of the American speakers Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, and Ed O’neill. Christian Tramitz as a Marlin back in this wonderfully harried undertone, and a Anke Engelke in high form, this time speaking much more Walisch.
For years, Pixar has the nose as far forward in the animation business, because of the Mainstream group, so often the courage to be original stories, like in “Toy Story” and “Everything”, or even really out of the way, as in “Up!” and “Wall-E”. Director Andrew Stanton speaks of the constant search for a good Story back eventually led to Dory, a “favorite character” from his past.
Stanton also describes Dories problem – the fact that a main character without a memory can’t develop as a hero in a film to actually. But also so exciting, may be because their type of freedom makes a bit jealous of you, this pure joy, that everything is always new. Maybe like everyone has a bit of Dory would be found in: Who knows the important things, everything else quiet.
Finding Dory, United States 2016 – directed by: Andrew Stanton & Angus MacLane, 97 Min.
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