The first line of Finding ... Dory was indeed able to find. One of Nemo's better qualities was the movie's lack of a true villain. The sequel repeats this philosophy, aside from one scary squid ...

The following contains minor spoilers for Finding Dory ... Near the beginning of the film Dory, Marlin, and Nemo, are attacked by a massive squid after being told to be quiet by a bunch of ...

Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) in a scene from “Finding Dory.” (Pixar/Disney via Associated Press) From its first line — “Hi, my name is Dory, and I suffer from short-term memory loss ...

Watch a film clip from "Finding Dory," starring Ellen DeGeneres, Albert Brooks, and Ed O'Neill. Photo: Disney/Pixar Dory certainly earned it—top billing in a movie of her own. The forgetful blue ...

As surely as the death of Bambi’s mother, this primal set-up rips a small emotional hole in the audience, one that we’re desperate to see filled. “Finding Dory” then leaps forward to one ...

Marlin & Nemo Swimming in Finding Nemo ... "So, we’re cheating death now. That’s what we’re doing, and we’re having fun at the same time." — Dory Walt Disney Pictures/Pixar Dory and ...

But the entertainment industry’s larger failings in no way diminish “Finding Dory,” the sequel to the 2003 Pixar smash “Finding Nemo.” In the first film, a clownfish named Marlin (Albert ...

A forgetful but sweet-natured blue tang named Dory won audiences over instantly in Finding Nemo. She's no less lovable in Finding Dory, but the sequel suggests her short-term memory loss is ...