In order to prepare to voice Nemo in Disney's Finding Dory, 12-year-old Hayden Rolence got a pretty cool homework assignment. "I had to watch the original Finding Nemo over and over again," the ...

One of the most successful animated films of all-time, Finding Nemo, is finally getting a sequel this month in the form of Finding Dory. The new movie is arriving a full 13 years after the original, ...

"Finding Nemo" fans first fell in love with Dory, the forgetful blue fish voiced by Ellen DeGeneres, when the blockbuster Pixar classic hit theaters in 2003. Dory proved so popular, she scored her own ...

Matt Goldberg has been an editor with Collider since 2007. As the site's Chief Film Critic, he has authored hundreds of reviews and covered major film festivals including the Toronto International ...

Like a lot of Pixar movies, this one also starts with a family tragedy. Clownfish Marlin loses his wife and all but one of their eggs to a barracuda attack. Understandably, Marlin is overly protective ...

Pixar is finally taking us back to the sea. Disney announced on Tuesday that its follow-up to 2003's Oscar-winning splash hit "Finding Nemo" will be titled "Finding Dory," and will focus on the ...

Show business legend to the contrary, it’s not every supporting player who can go out there and become a star. Determined Dory, the crowd-pleasing forgetful sidekick in the fish tale “Finding Nemo,” ...

LOS ANGELES - After years of speculation about whether it would be produced, the sequel to the Oscar-winning animated film "Finding Nemo" will be released in 2015, studio Disney-Pixar said Tuesday.

"Finding Dory" was the biggest blockbuster movie of the summer and it comes out on DVD this week. Hayden Rolence, a 12-year-old actor from Aurora who's the voice of "Nemo" in the film, could go all ...

Caroline Framke wrote about culture, which usually means television. Also seen @ The A.V. Club, The Atlantic, Complex, Flavorwire, NPR, the fridge to get more seltzer. Minor Finding Dory spoilers ...

The first line of Finding Dory is "Hi, I'm Dory," but it might as well be, "Awww!" That's the sound your theater will make when it gets its first glimpse of the baby blue tang fish, her big anime eyes ...