Pixar's `Nemo' Has Biggest Animated-Film Opening Ever

[dmeyer]

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Here's to another outstanding job by all involved.

Are tickets on sale for The Incredibles yet?

[roger]

I saw Finding Nemo........but am I the only one who thinks it's not Pixar's best??
It was good and I want to see it again :), but it seemed like it was to long and a little slow it spots.
Maybe after I see it a second time I will change my mind... :shrug:

[The Magic Pen]

What ?? Were we watchign the same movie ?? That was by far the funniest and best done CGI movie ever and that is saying a lot after monsters INC .

[vizion]

this movie was great. Story was not too impresive, but the visuals made up for it all.

[klingspor]

Haven't seen it yet, since it's coming out in November here in Germany, but I'm sure it's as excellent as the others were...!

[Nicodemus]

Congrat's to Pixar on a well deserved bit of profit from a great movie. I really enjoyed the hell out of this movie. That said.....

To me it was like bugs life. It was really good and I enjoyed the hell out of it but it was not their best. Granted.....it was still way better than most other movies I have seen and I will own it the day it comes out on DVD.

In terms of the work from Pixar I liked Toy Story 2 and Monsters Inc. better than Finding Nemo. Does this mean I won't be encouraging every one and their mother to see it...???? Hell no, I think everyone should see this movie. It was really entertaining, funny, made me laugh and was still touching at the right spots.

~L~

[asparapani]

I think Finding Nemo was a great film. Now to compare it with Monsters Inc gives it no justice. Both films had they're own style and grace.

The colors in Finding Nemo were absolutley, WITHOUT QUESTION, the best I've ever seen in ANY FILM genre. Character development aswell was up there, even better than Monsters Inc in some cases. I felt the acting in this movie was spectacular and had deeper performances than most. See it again, trust me.

But the BIGGIE that I like out of Finding Nemo, was that there was no Villain! Pixar broke the mold with this film, and they did so successfully. They seem to be breaking molds since Monsters which is refreshing to see. Makes them further distant in relation to the Disney model of film making. A model which emerging generations of movie goers reject.

:bounce:

[psumo]

I hope I get a nice bonus :beer:

[My Fault]

Originally posted by psumo
I hope I get a nice bonus :beer:

You deserve a nice bonus :beer:

[jeremybirn]

Originally posted by psumo
I hope I get a nice bonus :beer:

Here it is (for all employees with stock options, anyways...):
http://quotes.nasdaq.com/quote.dll?page=multi&mode=stock&symbol=PIXR

-jeremy

[Array]

I still havent had the chance to see this movie :( ive been bedridden since tuesday with some sort of virus, and I have a ton of stuff to get done for finals, including about 5 renderman shaders, a renderman scene, and a 30-45 second maya animation. argh, im going to die. i hope all of this studying pays off some day.

[Greenlief]

Holy chow array! Where you studying at? What program as well?

[Array]

Originally posted by Greenlief
Holy chow array! Where you studying at? What program as well?

depaul university, working on a double major in computer science and computer graphics programming/development.

[keithv]

wonderfull movie need to go and see it again the characters fit there roles perfectly what amazes me besides the cg is the story pixar is a very very talented studio one day i hope to be there

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