“Finding Nemo” is the widely known, critically acclaimed and heartwarming story of an orange clownfish and his loving father. Tuesday marked the film’s 20th anniversary — and it holds up to this day. ...

Here are are 21 facts about Finding Nemo: 1.An obvious one for fans of literature, but Nemo's name is a nod to the character from 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, written by Jules Verne, Captain Nemo.

"Finding Nemo" was released on May 30, 2003, and blew everyone away, including the Box Office. On a budget of $94 million, it quickly earned $940.3 million. The movie was well-loved, even earning ...

The 10 AM screening is a Sensory Friendly Experience. Lights and sound are set at a comfortable 50%, subtitles are on, and patrons are free to talk, make noise, or move around. Our seating capacity is ...

"It just spoke so deeply to everybody who watched it," Gould told "GMA." Twenty years ago, a small clownfish named Nemo swam into the hearts of moviegoers and hasn't left since. Alexander Gould voiced ...

As if the depressing theory that bubbled to the surface years ago that Nemo was just a hallucination wasn’t bad enough, now this! As it turns out, the Barracuda wasn’t responsible for Marlin losing ...

Finding Nemo is one of Pixar's most beloved movies, but one of the animators behind the 2003 film has revealed that it was almost the studio's "first bad movie" – until one last-minute change was made ...

Pixar Animation Studios president Jim Morris told Bloomberg that the studio is considering new sequels for the Finding Nemo and Incredibles franchises, which have gone dormant since 2016’s Finding ...

It's time to fish or cut bait for Pixar. Nemo may be swimming against the tide. Its voice cast isn't star-powered, its trailer doesn't do it justice, and its finny characters may be a tougher sell ...

Melissa Trejo is a Film and Television features writer here on Collider. Born and raised in the rougher parts of South Los Angeles, Melissa always loved the magic of storytelling from an early age.