FINDING DORY:Finding Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go?
Introduction: In "Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go", the cute but poorly remembered cyanobacteria fish Dolly and her friends and relatives and friends reunite to tell us a story of learning how to love and maintain family values. With the help of Nemo the clownfish and his father Marin, she traveled from the Great Barrier Reef in Australia to the coast of California, where she met many new friends and embarked on a magical journey.
【Positive Comments】
"Solid, entertaining, rhythmic sequel, with excellent voice actors, a clever script and lots of creative action plots." （Richard Roeper, Chicago Sun-Times）
"Finding Nemo 2 can be touching, sweet and gentle, but it's also very, very funny, with dense laughs and eye-catching." （Joe Morgenstern, Wall Street Journal）
"Pixar's animated sequels are very good, such as Toy Story 2, and there are also general, such as Cars 2 and Monsters University, although it does not meet the standards of Toy Story 2, but Finding Nemo 2 can also be classified as a very good sequel." （Mark Feeney, Boston Globe）
"I laugh out loud about it as often as I watch big-budget action comedies." （J. R. Jones, Chicago Reader）
"Overall it's very lighthearted and enjoyable, with a few climactic episodes that are even dizzying, but there are a few that make people scratch their heads." （Bruce Kirkland, Toronto Sun）
"Audiences will definitely find Finding Nemo 2 one of Pixar's most fascinating cartoons." （Calvin Wilson, St. Louis Post-Dispatch）
"Although The chattering look of Dolly voiced by Allen is inevitably likable, the voice actors in the supporting roles are actually better." （Stephanie Zacharek, TIME Magazine）
"Like the first one, Where Did Dolly Go, we learn more about the fears, joys, struggles, and ecstasies that family brings us. Go see it with your family. ”（Bill Goodykoontz, Arizona Republic）
"Even without the surprises of the first film, Finding Nemo 2 still retains a sense of humor, sincerity and full of vitality." （Peter Travers, Rolling Stone）
"Visually, the film's personality is great and distinct, and as for the story itself, it may be a little weaker." （Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune）
"One of the biggest and most joyful surprises is that there are so many parents with disabilities who will resonate with Dolly's story." （Chris Nashawaty, Entertainment Weekly）
"This 'Finding Nemo 2, co-directed by Andrew Stanton and Angus MacLane,' is a charming, hilarious, and emotional sequel, a film that doesn't live up to the sea (and your tears)." （Owen Gleiberman, Variety）