Once upon a time, a pair of clownfish called Nemo and Marlin father and son adventures were famous all over the world. In the 2016 Chinese Film Summer Program, the latest work produced by Pixar Animation Studio in the United States, "Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go", was released worldwide on June 17. On the afternoon of June 16th, Pacific Cinema Line opened the "Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go" in the Chinese Giant Curtain Hall of Chengdu Pacific Cinema (Wangfujing Store) advanced test screening: Nemo and Marin Father and Son Story 2, which joined the latest plot, is exquisitely produced and is expected to burn the Chinese film market!
As the sequel to the classic "Finding Nemo", the underwater adventure that fans around the world have been waiting for for thirteen years is bound to set off a huge wave on the screen, which can make everyone relive the feelings of childhood and bring a new adventure. In 2003, Finding Nemo was released, with a heartwarming story and groundbreaking CG technology that grossed $936 million worldwide and won numerous heavyweight awards, including the Oscar for Best Animated Feature.
The story of Finding Nemo 2: In Search of Dolly will take place six months after the end of the previous film, and Dolly, who suffers from short-term amnesia and total amnesia, becomes the new neighbor of the clownfish father and son. One day, they encounter a school of fish migrating from their family, which suddenly evokes Dolly's memories of her own life, so Nemo and Marin father and son accompany her on a journey to find relatives.
The film is still directed and directed by the previous film, Pixar gold director Andrew Stanton as the director and writer, Lindsay Collins as the producer, the voice cast is dazzling, in addition to the famous talk show host Alan de Janice continues to voice Dolly, the popular American drama "Modern Family" actors Ed O'Neal and Ty Briar, and veteran Oscar actress Diane Keaton will all contribute. It is reported that in addition to the super popular youth idol Ning Zetao as the Chinese ambassador and deeply involved in the publicity throughout the whole process, the famous actors Zhang Guoguo and Xu Fan, who created a dubbing classic in the previous work, joined hands to return, and the famous Ma Dong and Huang Jianxiang also joined the new to give their voices, which made the audience look forward to the bursting.
"Swim straight ahead, never give up" Childlike Chinese audiences watch Pixar's new animation "Finding Nemo 2: Where Did Dolly Go", opening the door to dreams this summer!
Sichuan TV reporter Cao Cheng reported
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