Finding Dory DVD Release Date

In the ravishing sequel to 'Finding Nemo,' Ellen DeGeneres' amnesiac tile fish learns to remember what life is all about.

Everyone will laugh at the sight of an octopus driving a truck, a wild-eyed loon flying with a bucket of angelfish in her beak and the other slapstick set pieces.

For all the witty voices and great escapes (maybe one too many of the latter), Finding Dory is ultimately a character story, and DeGeneres’ lovable, brave Dory swims right into ...

Ellen DeGeneres gives the best voice performance ever in ‘Finding Dory’

The scatterbrained heroine of 'Finding Nemo' gets her own movie, and it's a heartfelt blast.

This sequel to “Finding Nemo” is less of an assault on the tear ducts, but the laughs and thrills more than compensate.

Finding Nemo may have been a cartoon about a clownfish traveling across the ocean looking for his son, but it was also one of Pixar's first overt forays into the workings of the...

Of course, there’s never any real doubt that Dory will find her way back into the loving embrace of her parents’ fins.

One year after she helped reunite Marlin (Albert Brooks) and Nemo (Hayden Rolence), Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) is settled into her new life. But when some long-forgotten childhood m...

Finding Dory can be touching, sweet and tender, but it’s compulsively, preposterously and steadfastly funny.

Part of the beauty of co-director and co-writer Andrew Stanton’s world, and the ease with which audiences seem to acclimate within it, is that everyone’s got something: an odd t...

It’s no coincidence that at Dory’s lowest point, when all seems lost, Stanton takes his (virtual) camera inside her head, and we finally see things from her point of view.

Except for Marlin, who learns a valuable lesson in empathy after hurling a hurtful observation at Dory when she inadvertently puts Nemo in harm’s way, almost every creature enco...

The film follows its predecessor in being broadly concerned with comforting notions of home and family.

Ellen DeGeneres voices the friendly fish in search of her parents.

Although the relatively dreary setting of “Finding Dory” results in visuals that aren’t nearly as eye-popping as the original film, and the story can’t be called inspired, the c...

'Finding Dory': Gorgeous fun from Pixar and Ellen DeGeneres - but is something fishy here?

Finding Dory loses some magic by leaving the big blue sea.

It’s a shame that the emotional and narrative aspects can’t keep pace with these leaps in technology. In terms of emotional complexity and character evolution, Finding Dory trea...

The Finding Nemo sequel tells a similar story, with less pathos, more tentacles.

Outside of Toy Story, Pixar hasn’t found the right formula in its sequels to repeat the success of its original classics. Mark Finding Dory down as another that falls short of u...

Where Finding Nemo capitalized on the awesome splendor and danger of the ocean, this follow-up shifts much of its action to an aquatic park and becomes broader and sillier, or a...

Ellen DeGeneres excels in Pixar’s Finding Nemo sequel, and the cartoon universe gains a new eight-legged superhero – but a heavy-handed approach threatens to drown the film’s di...

In the eagerly awaited sequel to the 2003 Pixar hit, forgetful Dory (voiced by Ellen DeGeneres) teams up with Nemo and Marlin to find her parents.