Customer Ratings & Reviews

Kids will love it adults may like it I'm still up in the air with it but it good

Nemo was better. Annoying lead character voice. Good work by animators.

Not as good as the first. Dory gets annoying in a short time.

I had already seen the movie so knew it was good. I paid for the gift wrap. Found out it has Best Buy advertisement on it. Just agitated that you pay for somethng and still subjected to their adverisement. Gift wrap was for child. Wish they had something more child friendly.

Not even close to the first, still cute... love the first,

I loved the first film but this is unbearable. What a waste of time! I hope Disney will try to keep it real when they tamper with their classics in the future.

It was NOT good. At all. Nemo was the best and this "sequel" if you will, fell short. Terrible storyline and plot. A waste of money unfortunately.

The kids wanted a funny movie and we thought this would be funny with Dory in it. NOT at ALL!!! It was pretty serious and not very funny! Thanks!

Haven't had this happen before, but very frustrating when it was purchased to watch on the plane and couldn't replace until I got home.

Best Buy sent me Bad Moms instead of Dory. Merry Christmas to my son!

Worst movie I've ever seen. This movie was not funny. I would not recommend this movie to anyone.

Confusion as it did not arrive and I was refunded the order

I didn't really like this movie as well as the first one. It was very boring.

Seriously don't waste your money. Watch the first one again!

Great movie for all ages. A must have in your collection.

Very satisfied with this movie. It was a good price too.

This movie was heartbreaking, bleak and very depressing.

It has been 13 years since easily the greatest animated film came out. Now, the very hyped up sequel has been released. Finding Dory brings back the fantastic characters, amazing jokes and the fun story with important morals. This movie, much like Finding Nemo is an adventurous comedy, but that isn’t all that this film has to offer. It also has a good amount of child-friendly action. On top of that, the movie features many important morals that teach kids lots of good lessons. Mind-blowing animation by Pixar also impresses the audience. Finding Dory follows one year after the events of Finding Nemo. Nemo, (Hayden Rolence), Marlin (Albert Brooks) and Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) are all back in the coral reef, living happily. However, everything changes when Dory gets a memory about her past and her family. They all then go on a quest to the far away coast of California to find Dory’s parents. On the search for her parents they meet new friends and see old friends. Many events lead up to one main event. Do they find Dory’s parents or not? If you want to find out, you have to watch the film. As much as I enjoyed this sequel, I was disappointed as it felt like Finding Dory made some of the same mistakes that Star Wars: The Force Awakens made. Both were massively hyped films to continue a successful franchise. Both movies seemed to repeat a lot of the story line from the previous film. The events in Finding Dory are almost exactly like the events of Finding Nemo. This makes it very boring and quite predictable for people who saw the first film. On top of that, Finding Nemo is a fantasy but is done much more true to science. Some of the moments in Finding Dory feel forced even for a fairy tale. On top of that, the jokes in Finding Dory are somewhat repetitive, lack originality and, only a few times, are actually funny. What is especially enjoyable are the scenes with Ty Burrell's voicing the Beluga character. The first film was a complete success in its comedy. You could see Finding Nemo twenty times and still laugh. With Finding Dory, I'm not sure someone would watch it multiple times. However, there is one thing I really adore about this film - the cast. Since it's been thirteen years after Finding Nemo, the quality of the voice acting was a big question. But after watching the film, I can say it feels like it was made directly after Finding Nemo in 2003. What is most impressive - Hayden Rolence who voices Nemo. Of course, since it’s been thirteen years, the actor who voiced Nemo can no longer do the same voice so they had to find a new kid. Hayden is stupendous in this role and I could not notice a difference between the two. My favorite scene is when they introduce my new favorite character, Hank (Ed O’Neill), an octopus. Hank finds Dory and agrees to take her to where they think her parents are in return for something that Hank needs. This scene is hilarious and the dialog between the octopus and Dory is delightful. Finding Dory is meant for kids and thus, has nothing parents should be worried about. Because of a few action scenes, I recommend it to ages 4 through 18. I give it 4 out of 5 stars because the story is so similar to the original and seems rushed and even a bit boring at times. But the voice acting and amazing animation by Pixar makes it all worth the wait. Reviewed by Gerry O., KIDS FIRST! Film Critic. For more reviews by youth, visit kidsfirst dot org.

Just like a lot of people out there, I assumed that Finding Dory was about Dory getting lost and that Nemo had to go out and find her. I thought that it was the same movie with a different protagonist, but when Dory went out to look for her family, despite her short term memory, I found myself relieved and excited for what was to come. The movie starts off with a heart wrenching explanation of what had happened to Dory. She got lost in the ocean and, due to her short term memory, forgot how to get back home and eventually forgot who she was looking for in the first place, her family. I realized the Instant the intro ended that Finding Dory was a movie worth watching. It turned out be full of plot twists, equipped with an emotional roller coaster, and a lesson on admiration respect, and the validation of resilience and perseverance. Dory’s resilience to find her family although she had a disability is breathtaking. Many would have given up, many would have felt useless for not being able to carry out a task efficiently, and many would not have handled the whole ordeal with the light heartedness that Dory did. Finding Dory, just like any other animated movie, has something to learn from, to take from, but the bravery, courage, and stubborn perseverance depicted in the movie sets it apart from other films . The movie was not about someone finding Dory, like I originally thought, but it's about her finding herself. Who she was, who she is, and who she loved. What surprised me was the fact that this movie is just as good as Finding Nemo, that it was written extremely well, and that it was captivating. Also, this movie can be watched from children as young as preschoolers and adults so the wide range in ages is perfect. I recommend this movie, it's one of the greatest films I have watched thus far. It is definitely, a hundred percent, worth the purchase.

After seeing finding nemo this movie was much anticipated for me. 16 years later.