For many visitors to California’s Monterey Bay Aquarium, the underwater view of the kelp forest is a highlight, but perhaps no one has ever studied the wonders of that kelp in the same detail as Steve Pilcher.
“You put the bits of leaves and bubbles on that surface, you’ve got this beautiful ceiling for our characters,” Pilcher said.
By the time the credits roll on most movies, chances are you’re super tired of sitting in a movie theater. First you stand in line to buy snacks, then you sit through 20 minutes of trailers, then the movie finally starts and lasts anywhere from an hour and a half to three hours (in some really, really long situations).
We’re hearing that Disney-Pixar’s Finding Dory is swimming upstream to a record opening of $130M+ for the weekend and today alone will clear $50M-$52M.
DISNEY Pixar has released the first stills from its new short Piper, which will screen in cinemas before Finding Dory this summer.
See FINDING DORY in theaters June 17th! A little forgetful like Dory? Catch up with emoji-fied versions of Dory, Nemo, Marlin, Crush, and more fishy friends as they retell the story of Disney/Pixar’s “Finding Nemo”, then go watch Ellen DeGeneres in Finding Dory in theaters June 17th!
With the movie premiere of everyone’s favorite forgetful fish just around the corner, the latest official “Finding Dory” trailer is here!
We are so darn excited to finally get our Pixar fix when Finding Dory comes out at last on June 17th! But in addition to going back and re-watching all the Pixar classics, it’s about time we looked ahead at what the amazing studio has coming up in the next few years.
Pixar fans were introduced to Ellen Degeneres’ Dory, the energetic and forgetful Pacific regal blue tang, in Finding Nemo, and 13 years after that release, she’s leading her own movie, Finding Dory. When Finding Nemo enjoyed enormous success, that resulted in many pleased moviegoers going out to buy their own clownfish. Now that Finding Dory is almost here, it’s expected that the blue tang will be the new popular fish to buy, but that isn’t a good thing, according to marine biologists.
The first few minutes of Up were possibly the saddest opening sequence of an animated film ever. But it seems like Finding Dory is giving Up a run for its money.
