"Finding Nemo 2" has excellent 3D effects Huang Jianxiang's magic sound is maddening

Poster of Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go

1905 Movie Network News Disney Pixar's latest animated film "Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go" will be released in North America on June 17. Thirteen years ago, "Finding Nemo" exploded with global revenue of $936 million and won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature Film. 13 years later, the film has made a comeback again, and in addition to continuing the positive energy story of the previous work, the sequel has also added a lot of hilarious new characters, which is quite eye-catching. The film was made into a 3D version this time, and the visual effect was excellent.

3D underwater world stunning Easter eggs must not forget to watch

Released in 2003 in 2003, the "Finding Nemo" was released in 2D, and at that time, it used CG technology to create a gorgeous and realistic underwater world, which made fans praise. In 2012, the film was converted into a 3D version for release. Today, in 2016, the film shooting technology has undergone earth-shaking changes, making "Finding Nemo 2" more vivid, the film has excellent visual effects, and the 3D underwater world is quite stunning. Whether it is a school of fish, or aquatic weeds, water currents, they are all made quite realistic, making the audience feel as if they are in the deep sea, and even the subtitles at the end of the film are bumpy and bumpy, and the 3D effect is quite praised.

The story, of course, is still positive energy, telling the story of the Blue Tang King Fish Dolly's way to find her parents. The English name of Finding Nemo is Finding Nemo, and this sequel is called Finding Dory, and needless to say, the story is already clear. In the previous work, Blue Tang King Fish Dolly assisted the clown fish Marin to find his son Nemo, in the sequel "Finding Nemo 2", Dolly, who suffered from short-term amnesia, embarked on the road to find relatives in oblivion, the clown fish father and son escorted her, and the trio staged a series of thrilling adventures.

It is worth mentioning that the audience must not miss the Easter egg after the subtitles, there is a hilarious plot waiting for you.

Clownfish playing self-deprecating otter sea lion grabbing the camera, and the crazy "Huang Jianxiang" like a fan

In addition to the three protagonists familiar to the audience, Nemo, Dolly and Marin, Finding Nemo 2 also adds new characters such as sharks, beluga whales, octopus, otters, sea lions, turtles, and diving birds. In contrast, the supporting characters have taken on more of the burden of making the audience laugh, especially the two sea lions who dismantled the joke, which is impressive. Although the scene of otters is not much, the plot of embracing and selling cuteness can be described as quite eye-catching. The clownfish also played self-deprecating this time, which made the audience laugh. However, Dolly, who suffers from short-term amnesia, is too nagging, a bit overwhelming.

Chinese dubbing, "Finding Nemo 2" has been localized, so that Chinese audiences can always hear the three words "Huang Jianxiang". Huang Jianxiang's passionate explanation must be no stranger to everyone, but this time Huang Jianxiang seems to be possessed by the "animal world", which has become an inexplicable "magic sound" in the movie, in short, after you watch the movie for an hour, You can still ring Huang Jianxiang's voice in your ears. And in "Finding Nemo 2", in addition to the background sound of Huang Jianxiang's own bar, Dolly also has to keep nagging the name "Huang Jianxiang", nothing to repeat 4 or 5 times in one breath, and the audience who has insufficient endurance will really collapse. This article will not spoil for the time being, and the audience will feel the fan-like madness by then (only Chinese dubbed version).

In addition, Zhang Guoli and Xu Fan continued to voice Marin and Dolly in the "Finding Nemo" series of movies after 13 years. "Strange Parliamentarian" Ma Dong also joined "Finding Nemo 2" this time to give a voice to Octopus Hank.