Finding Dory

Pixar's Feature Films Finding Nemo / Dory
#81

I’m a bit new and heading to the introduction thread, but just wanted to comment here.

I was honestly surprised when I heard that there’s going to be Finding Nemo 2. I can’t say that I’m exactly pleased about it; after all, Pixar’s sequels are not just add-ons the way Disney’s tend to be. They’re actually counted as feature films. I think that Finding Nemo ended on a lovely note. I’m worried that what happened to Cars 2 (which wasn’t awful, but just not Pixar-like, for me.) will happen to Nemo 2. I think it might not contribute positively to the beautiful film that Finding Nemo was. I don’t doubt the skill of the guys at Pixar, but I’m not so sure. :frowning:

#82

I still don’t want this. If Nemo 2 turns out to be a great film, then that’s good

#83

Would be great to have another finding nemo - let’s just hope it goes the way of toy story 2 and 3 rather than how a lot of sequels turn out!

#84

(Although toy story 3 was much better than 2 I think)

#85

I’m hoping that it has a good plot to it, and not just showing the life of Nemo after it.

#86

Well based on what I’ve seen about the upcoming movies, if Finding Nemo 2 does come out, it wont be for quite some time.

#87

Do you think it could be set when Nemo is grown up? Maybe it involves one of his kids or something.

#88

^That could be… it would make sense, considering Alexander Gould is all grown up now. It’s got to be tricky to write something like that, considering a lot of Disney sequels go that direction of the second-generation-(insert character here) story. Not that I’m totally against Disney sequels or anything; I just know that whatever Pixar does, it’ll be different and pure awesome! Maybe Nemo will be a teenager, but then that could easily start sounding like Brave, so I don’t know really… but who knows?

#89

Yeah, I also thought of an idea where Nemo is a teenager and has another misunderstanding with Marlin and runs away. I don’t know how creative that would be though.

#90

Oh no, please NO sequel of “Finding Nemo”! The film is perfect alone, it don’t needs a sequel to be better … argh, please not …

#91

Is this still happening? Sorry, I can’t remember. I don’t think Pixar confirmed anything yet, but I heard that Andrew Stanton did although I thought it was most people trying to imply this by the way he said something in an interview.

#92

I have not heard anything since those quotes came out…

#93

It’s still happening, and both Albert Brooks and Ellen Degeneres are on board already.

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#94

Whoo-hoo! Nemo 2! Pumps fist in the air
…Yes, I’m still cool with it :slight_smile:

#95

So, they really ARE making a sequel? Oh, man… So, is Nemo gonna get lost again, or is Dory gonna get lost?

#96

The sequel hs been confirmed and Brooks is set to reprise his role:

[url]Albert Brooks Confirmed for Finding Nemo 2

#97

(Sigh) I still think this may be a bad idea. I don’t see a point in a sequel. It ended perfectly.

#98

I’m still not going to believe in these updates or anything until Pixar themselves comes out and confirms that Finding Nemo 2 is happening.

#99

Well, the film was pretty much confirmed by Stanton in an interview with Los Angeles Times back in September, if you remember.

This is simply a further confirmation of that fact and now that Brooks has signed up (or at least entered the negotiations, to say the least).

I’m pretty sure we can believe Stanton.

#100

I was and still am dissapointed. Pixar has become too sequel oriented, I feel in recent times.