Directed by Andrew Stanton, writer of Monsters Inc. and Toy Story, this animated film is about a fish who finds himself in a deep waters, literally.

In the film, Marlin (voice by Albert Brooks) is a more than slightly paranoid Clown fish who is extremely devoted and overprotective of his son, Nemo (voice by Alexander Gould). Nemo’s mother Coral (voice by Elizabeth Perkins), and sibling was eaten by a hungry shark and he was the sole survivor of the attack. Nemo is a small but curious fish, and on one of his curious adventures he was caught by a fisherman and ends up in the fish tank of a Sydney dentist's aquarium.

Marlin, shedding his normally paranoid skin, sets off on a mission to find his offspring. During his travels, he picks up a companion or two, Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) who a friendly, sweet yet slightly forgetful Regal Blue tang, Bruce (voice of Barry Humphries) a Great White Shark who is attempting to cut fish out of his diet, Crush (voice of Andrew Stanton) a beach-rat Sea Tortoise and Nigel (voice of Geoffrey Rush), a Pelican who can take Marlin's search from the ocean to dry land.

While Marlin and his companions have many adventures and laughs, off the Sydney Harbor, Nemo in the fish tank at the dentist's office is with a colorful group of characters who want to initiate him into their gang. When Nemo hears about Marlin and Dory's ocean adventures in search of him, he is so thrilled that he becomes motivated to move forward with a daring escape plan of his own

All in all, the film is a smash hit. The minute details like the way the fish swims and how the Sydney harbor looks- is taken care off very well. Even the look and sound of seagulls are perfectly mimicked. Amazing quality animation, adorable humor and a good story makes the films a must see for both children and adults. This is family fun at its best, and we give it a great!