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27 January 2012 (Canada)
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Let the Adventure Begin!
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Kevin, a young flying fish, lives in the New York harbor. He dreams of leading his family back to Barbados-the mythical kingdom of the flying fish...
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Finding Nemo UGLY and SAD rip-off
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Cast
(in credits order) | Yuri Lowenthal | ... | Kevin (voice) |
 | Kath Soucie | ... | Shaobao (voice) |
 | Tom Kenny | ... | Ben (voice) |
 | Mark Hamill | ... | Bunker (voice) |
 | Matthew Yang King | ... | Dabao |
 | Tim Curry | ... | Eric (voice) |
 | Christian Slater | ... | Jack (voice) |
 | Tara Strong | ... | Sammy (voice) |
 | James Sie | ... | Cook Liu (voice) |
 | Annie Mumolo | ... | Danny (voice) |
 | Nolan North | ... | Farley (voice) |
| rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
 | Ogie Banks | ... | Richard |
 | Justin Cowden | ... | Marvin |
 | Andrew Dolan | ... | Pat Down Cop |
 | Chris Edgerly | ... | Clean Fish |
| Katie Higgins | ... | Little Fish |
 | Ali Hillis | ... | Teaching Fish |
| Sam Regal | ... | Short Seagull |
 | Fred Tatasciore | ... | Fat Seagull |
 | Hynden Walch | ... | Tiny Fish |
 | Gwendoline Yeo | ... | Waitress |
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| Thom Lu | |||
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| Thom Lu | screenplay | |
| James D. Mortellaro | co-writer | |
| Calvin Yao | story | |
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| Gordon McGhie | |||
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| Ono Yao | |||
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| Thom Lu | |||
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| Paul Ruddy | |||
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| Phoenix Chen | |||
| Alexander Ward | |||
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| Phoenix Chen | |||
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| Aaron Gump | .... | production manager | |
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| Daniel P. Francis | .... | adr editor | |
| Daniel P. Francis | .... | foley cueing | |
| Morgan Gerhard | .... | recording engineer: Technicolor Game Sound | |
| Judah Getz | .... | adr mixer | |
| John-Thomas Graves | .... | adr mixer | |
| Tom Hays | .... | director: game sound services, Technicolor Game Sound | |
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| Heather Pennington | .... | session assistant: Technicolor Interactive | |
| Colin Yardley | .... | script consultant | |
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- IndustryWorks Pictures (2012) (Canada) (theatrical)
- Viva Pictures (2013) (USA) (all media)
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Rated PG for mild peril
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96 min
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Nuff said.
All the scenes are a cheap copy of the excellent movie of the Studio Pixar, but worse. When something has been reinvented and creates a reboot, that it is supposed to improve a bad product, or one that it has become obsolete for new generations. But in this case Finding Nemo is a film for which have not passed the years, and for which I believe will not pass. It is simply classic animated film without following aggressive tendencies that may remain in disposal.
This film is a lack of respect and I hope that the team pay the consequences, since stealing intellectual property is an offense.