The first day of "Finding Nemo 2" was nearly 25 million IMAX versions of the seabed

On June 17, 1905, the Disney Pixar animated film "Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go" (hereinafter referred to as "Finding Nemo 2") was simultaneously opened in mainland China and North America. The film grossed 24.6 million at the mainland on its first day of release, following "Warcraft" at the runner-up of the day's box office rankings. The colors and delicacies of the underwater world are even more stunning when presented on the IMAX big screen.

The Finding Nemo was released in 2003 and won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature in 2004. After 13 years, the sequel to the film, "Finding Nemo 2", returns with the protagonists, in this part, the clown fish Nemo will help the blue King Fish Dolly find her long-lost parents together with her father Marin. In addition to these familiar characters, the appearance of many new characters is also refreshing: the resourceful octopus Hank, the stealth skill is amazing; the beluga whale Bailey's snow white texture Q bomb, the echo positioning is even more cute; the two sea lions that occupy the rocks on the seashore and the submerged bird that can't fly when they see food have also become the funny responsibilities of the film.

It is worth mentioning that the film continues the strong behind-the-scenes team of the previous game, Andrew Stanton continues to serve as the director and screenwriter of the film, Alan DeGeneres and Albert Brooks are both actors who voiced Dolly blue don's king fish and clown fish Marlin 13 years ago, and in the Chinese version, Xu Fan and Zhang Guoli also contributed to these two roles again. In addition, Ma Dong and Huang Jianxiang also joined the new voice, which made the domestic audience feel very cordial.

At that time, "Finding Nemo" was only released in 2D, and with the maturity of technology, the IMAX 3D version of "Finding Nemo 2" was more delicate and realistic, and various cute things in the underwater world came to life on the big screen, making people can't help but want to touch. The flexible soundtrack and high-quality sound effects also left a deep impression on the audience, the sound of turtles and fish swimming through the water, and even the sound of bubbles in the sea are clear and real, with the floating of light and shadow, making the audience feel as if they are tied to the wonderful seabed with Dolly.