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Watch: New Full Trailer for Pixar's 'Finding Dory' Brings the Emotion
by Alex Billington
May 24, 2016
Source: YouTube
"Our friend is in there, lost and alone!" Disney-Pixar has debuted a new trailer for their upcoming animated sequel Finding Dory, directed by Andrew Stanton and co-directed by Angus MacLane. Everyone is back for this follow-up, including Albert Brooks as Marlin, and Ellen DeGeneres as Dory, with plenty of new voices like Idris Elba, Michael Sheen, Dominic West, Diane Keaton and Kaitlin Olson. This new trailer is much more emotional and reveals large amounts of the story, and it really looks wonderful. The opening hints at where the movie begins and the story about Dory looking for her family. The rest of it takes place at the aquatic center, where Dory befriends an Octopus named Hank. I really really can't wait to see this, Pixar is better crafting the emotional core of their movies than just about any other animation studio.
Here's the latest full-length trailer for Pixar's Finding Dory, directly from The Ellen Show's YouTube:
You can still see the second trailer for Finding Dory here. Follow @findingdory and stay tuned for more.
We already know that the story is going to follow Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) and Marlin (Albert Brooks) on a journey to find the former forgetful fish's family. Eugene Levy and Diane Keaton have already been named as Dory's parents Charlie and Jenny, and there's also a beluga whale voiced by Ty Burrell. And Pixar president Jim Morris also revealed to Omelete that a big part of the film will take place at the Marine Biology Institute of California, a huge rehabilitation complex for marine and aquarium life. Dory discovers that she was born and raised there, only to be released into the ocean when she was young. Finding Dory is being directed by Pixar veteran Andrew Stanton (Finding Nemo, Wall-E, John Carter), and co-directed by Angus MacLane. Disney-Pixar will release Finding Dory in theaters starting on June 7th this summer.
12 Comments
1
I've never been a finding Nemo fan. But I know friends who loved it literally. Inside out didn't shake my soul either. I found it quite conventional. Premise was great, but the final product looks half baked.
tarek on May 24, 2016
2
same, didn't like inside out as much as everyone else. How to train your dragon2 though was pretty awesome
rorschach on May 24, 2016
3
I had two "minor" issues with HTTYD 2: 1- Which mother can abandon her family to take care of dragons ? 2- Did the villain use black magic to tame these huge dragons ?
tarek on May 25, 2016
4
true were small plot holes but they weren't big enough to pull me out of the movie. Hopefully this will be a good sequel as well. Always enjoyed animated stuff over live action/cgi movies
rorschach on May 25, 2016
5
Love seeing...er...hearing Idris Elba.
Xerxexx on May 24, 2016
6
Alzheimer is not a joke.
capitandelespacio on May 24, 2016
8
Congenital short-term memory loss affecting a palette surgeonfish...and treated with more gravitas this time around. ;p
Snapdragon on Jun 18, 2016
9
That will work for kids, I guess ...
shiboleth on May 24, 2016
11
If this is a HODOR type situation...Imma not be all right.
DAVIDPD on May 25, 2016
12
"Finding Hodory"...yeah, sad backstory for comical character...and ah, what wouldn't I give to discover at the end of the season finale that he escaped...D'''x
Snapdragon on Jun 18, 2016
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