Finding Nemo Resources
Websites
The official Finding Nemo page at Pixar's website.
The main article about Finding Nemo created by that treasure trove of Pixar information, The Pixar Wiki.
Nemo, Marlin, and Dory get top marks (99% fresh) on Rotten Tomatoes. Visit this link to read all the amazing reviews of the movie
Book or TV Adaptations
This short documentary film is a tour of the Great Barrier Reef with a little help from Marlin, Nemo, and Dory.
What would a fish story be without a little music? You can see Nemo and friends sing along to their under sea adventures at Walt Disney World.
Check out the huge selection of Nemo-themed children's book out there. Our favorite is this one from Little Golden Books.
Articles and Interviews
When Finding Nemo first came out in 2003, demand for clownfish and blue tangs (Nemos and Dorys) skyrocketed. It's pretty ironic since the movie was all about fish who most definitely did not want to wind up living their lives out in a tiny glass tank.
In 2016, Finding Nemo became the first kid's movie to get translated into Navajo on the big screen. The only other Navajo-language movie out there is Star Wars: A New Hope.
Video
The fishy trailer that started it all.
The trailer for the sequel starring Dory herself.
Okay, we don't think anything's wrong with this movie, but the folks over at CinemaSins might have found a few little things to nitpick.
Audio
Enjoy the sounds of the sea with the entire film score to Finding Nemo.
Images
The movie poster for Finding Nemo: 3-D with the entire cast swimming along.
Everyone's all here in the dentist's office.
Photos of the real-life fish behind Finding Nemo's most awesome characters.
Two actual clownfish hanging out in the safety of their sea anemone home.
This is the place Marlin and Nemo call home.
The actual reef stretches 1,800 miles down the coast of Australia, so we'd say "great" is a pretty accurate way to describe it.
This map of the East Australian Current shows you how Marlin and Dory made their way to Nemo in Sydney.
With views like this, you better believe the rent on the dentist's office space has to be sky high.