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    Odyssey vs. Finding Nemo

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    Epics Over the Years The Odyssey‚ a historical epic‚ was the first written of its kind. Since then‚ many stories’ plots have focused on the characteristics that made it an epic‚ such as Finding Nemo. Although the Odyssey was written many years ago‚ Finding Nemo’s qualities are along the same lines. Both stories contain characters on a journey in search of something of significance. Monsters threaten the quest home‚ helpers assist the heroes on their journeys‚ the heroes are glorified in

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    Finding Nemo

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    FINDING NEMO A good animated family comedy that is sure to keep kids entertained and parents alike. To any parent that is tired of sitting through the mind numbing genre that is kid’s movies‚ then Finding Nemo is the family movie to getting you through your kids turn to pick a movie. In the movie Finding Nemo covered by John Lacader and his longtime colleague Andrew Stanton who wanted to do a video on ocean environment. Andrew Stanton took scuba diving lessons to study coral reefs which

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    Finding Nemo

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    Finding Nemo Essay Joseph Campbell states‚ “For those who have not refused the call‚ their first encounter of the hero-journey is with a protective figure.” A protective figure can be known as a mentor‚ someone who acts as a guide and helps you through your journey. This quote can be applied to the movie Finding Nemo. Finding Nemo was written and directed by Andrew Stanton. It was made in 2003 and produced by the Pixar Animation Studios. This film is about a clownfish named Marlin who lives in

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    Finding Nemo

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    themselves and those around them. In Disney’s Pixar film Finding Nemo‚ a clown fish named Marlin sets out on a journey to find his son Nemo who was captured. Through the journey‚ Marlin learns to trust in those around him instead of living in fear of the unknown. With overcoming obstacles and fighting the ocean‚ Marlin learns what it means to be a part of the world as an adult and as a father instead of fearing the world around him (North). In Finding Nemo‚ Marlin is ready for a wonderful life with his wife

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    Finding Nemo

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    In the movie Finding Nemo‚ the main character‚ Nemo‚ is captured by humans while disobeying his father and going over an oceanic drop off. His father‚ Marlin‚ then commences an extended journey to reclaim his son from the Dentist’s Office tank in which he resides. Along the way‚ Marlin meets a fish who apparently suffers from extremely severe memory problems. The focus of this essay will be on Dory’s lack of memory capabilities in regard to the storyline. Throughout the story‚ we witness Dory’s

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    Finding Nemo

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    Finding Nemo Critical Paragraphs In the movie Finding Nemo‚ new parents Marlin and Coral have a baby fish named Nemo. Dory is the hero of the movie because she finds the mask with the address of where Nemo is and she helps Marlin keep his hopes up. The parents take Nemo to the first day of school and Nemo is right away identified as an adventurous character. Once Nemo arrives with his dad to school‚ he quickly introduces himself and takes a risk of touching a fish hook. Nemo then gets taken

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    In this paper I will explore the concept of psychological happiness‚ which I define as the quality or state of being happy‚ as it connects to the philosophy of memory demonstrated in the movies Memento (2000) and Finding Nemo (2003). I will show how philosopher David Hume’s theory of memory through the article Memory and Morals in Memento: Hume at the Movies by George Bragues and Wladyslaw Tatarkiewicz’s theory of happiness through the article Happiness and Time; can be applied to the main characters

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    If someone asked you if Finding Nemo and the movie The Princess Bride were the same story‚ you wouldn’t agree. Surprisingly‚ they are the same. They follow a simple‚ three-step pattern‚ along with all other movies. The Princess Bride is a fascinating example of a movie that follows this pattern perfectly. One thing you probably know is that there is a protagonist in each and every story. Chances are‚ the protagonist is also the hero. Westley (maybe you know him by “the farm boy”) is a very good

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    Finding Nemo Analysis

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    other choices I have seen so far; I chose Finding Nemo. The movie finding Nemo is about a father fish‚ Marlin‚ whose son was trying to be brave on a school trip by swimming out further than everyone else and he got captured by fisherman. At The beginning of the story‚ Marlin’s wife‚ Nemo’s mother‚ is killed and Marlin vows to always take care of Nemo. This “promise” leads him to be overbearing and very protective of his son. We then transition into when Nemo is captured by the fisherman’s net‚ and

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    Finding Nemo Theme

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    Finding Nemo Andrew Stanton’s film‚ “Finding Nemo” was one Pixar’s most popular films in the 2000’s. The animated film was the best selling DVD of all time‚ with over 22 million sold. The title “Finding Nemo” definitely gives viewers a clue about the theme as well as a hint at the complexity of what might be seen as just a children’s story. While the story is about a father’s search for his son‚ it’s also about the son’s journey towards manhood. Both have to overcome substantial obstacles and both

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