That being said, Finding Nemo is still the same fantastic story. And considering the price of movies these days, especially with the 3D upcharge, I’m not so sure it’s worth it.

Honestly, it wasn’t much improved from a recent viewing of the original on a friend’s big screen HD television. But I was expecting it to be fabulous, and fabulous it most definitely was not. Sure, the oceanscape-particularly the jellyfish field-has a little extra depth to it. Sure, Nemo’s characters float gently a few rows out from the screen. The Nemo conversion is much more subtle than that (one might even call it underwhelming). If you’re looking for eye-popping, made-you-jump, “wow” moments, find another film. In fact, the best 3D moment came from the preview for the upcoming Despicable Me 2. they’ll be gripping in 3D! It will be like being in the water with our fishy friends. All those glorious underwater scenes: the anemone waving gently in the current, Bruce the shark in the grip of an intense craving for fish, Nemo’s brave journey into the aquarium filter. If any film seemed to have been made for that transformation, surely it was this one.

When I first heard Nemo was going 3D I was excited. So what’s not to love about the 3D version of this animated classic? The coming-of-age story of loving and letting go, the humor, the sweetness-they’re all still there. Nine years after its release ( see our original review here), Finding Nemo still has the power to charm children and adults alike. Cast: Voices of Albert Brooks, Ellen DeGeneres, Alexander Gould, William Dafoe, Geoffrey Rush

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