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Where to start! This movie is awful for young children, it's a dark movie with no happy moments of singing or general happiness:instead the movie contains death,attempts to harm animals ,broken family's ,loss of loved ones and will leave your child in tears.my 6yrold brother was deeply upset and troubled by this film and would not stop crying,this should NOT be a PG.a young child should not have to worry or think about death because even though it's a cartoon with a colourful cover this movie only contains heartbreaking moments with traumatic after affects on your young child. I strongly advise you do not let your child watch it unless they can handle dark and depressed scenes, which I'm sure no child can!! DO NOT WATCH

If you were to order finding Nemo from wish this is what you would receive.

The animation is nice, and that's about the only positive thing. The dialogues and English voice overs are dreadful. It almost sounds like a computer generated narration, no passion or emotion whatsoever in the voices. The plot is slow and predictable. Very dramatic for small children and no humour at all.

Took my daughter as it looked like a similar movie to Secret Life of Pets, which she liked. Started off in a similar sort of manner and I thought it would be a fun, happy, adventure type movie. However, it really turned into some very sinister themes, ones which really upset a lot of other children in the cinema. I don't want to give any spoilers, but there's definitely a few scenes towards the end that just aren't appropriate or have any place being in a cutesy kids animation.

I've been a professor now for 30+ years, and every year it seems like the next cohort of students becomes less driven, more entitled, and more neurotic.

The reviews here go along way to explain this phenomenon. People think they are protecting their kids, but they're not. They're just virtue signaling.

I have four grown daughters, and if this movie was around when they were young I would've absolutely let them watch it. No child was ever traumatized by this movie; however, I do believe children have been traumatized by their helicopter parent's reaction to it as they infuse their own neuroses into them.

Regardless, as to the movie itself it was not a great movie. But it certainly was not a bad movie either. Voiceovers often are hit and miss, and these were indeed not very good, and as someone who does cat rescue, let me tell you feral cats DO face many real dangers.

Helicopter parents may hate this for their children, but the more "free range kids" parents will find the movie opens up a smorgasbord of opportunity for discussion with your child.