Honestly, I have heard a couple of people complain that Marlin is just a grouchy stick in the mud who loses patience with Dory in this movie, but I disagree. He only really snapped at Dory the one time....after they were chased by the squid...and he was scared because Nemo was in danger so he snapped at her and he immediately regretted it. The dynamic of Marlin's character is much different in this film compared to Finding Nemo. In the first film, Nemo was already gone when Marlin and Dory journeyed across the ocean and his focus for the entire journey was on finding his son so he wouldn't break his promise. In this movie, he does promise Dory that he will help her find her family, but the difference is, they don't actually LOSE Dory until they get to California and in this movie, Marlin essentially finds himself responsible for taking care of two children....Nemo who is really a child, and the forgetful Dory...who I feel like he sees as something akin to a child. So naturally he IS going to be a bit more serious, because he is the adult in the situation.

Here's one you may have missed. One of the truck drivers is voiced by Nemo's original voice actor

Dory is the fish version of YOU Cinema Wins. You get a win for optimism!

The part where Dory mishears "hands" as "Hans" always gets to me. The city I live in has a relatively large aquarium (we're on the coast, so it makes sense.). In the large main display aquarium was a sand tiger shark named Hans. So many people in this city feel like they've grown up with Hans. He's like a mascot for the locals. Lots of us got to know him really well. Or, as well as you can get to know a shark without being on the menu. I know a lot of the locals my age who felt like they grew up with Hans were excited to introduce their own children to him. Hans taught them that sharks aren't the scary kill-crazy monsters most folks think they are, they are complex, beautiful, and worthy of respect and protection. I know I was looking forward to my own son learning that lesson largely through Hans. Unfortunately in 2015 there was an accident in some of the exhibits and a great number of the animals died. Hans was the most well-known and recognizable of the animals lost. He was 25, and expected to have many more years before him. His death hit this city hard. He's still missed and remembered fondly, but often with a tear stinging the back of your eye. My son and his cousins love Finding Dory, so I've seen it several times, and every. single. time. Dory's line of "no, not Hans, I'm looking for Hank," hits me hard. I know it's there! I just seem to forget about it until she says it. And then I feel a little like I was hit in the gut. Over a shark, y'all. A pretty menacing looking shark. A menacing looking shark that's been dead 2 years now. Nevertheless it gets to me. It's amazing how connected you can feel to animals that aren't even pets. Animals that have no idea who you are, animals you've never touched. They can still make some room for themselves in your heart.

My dad has never been one to get visibly emotional at much of anything. We went to see this movie in the theatre, and when Dory found her parents again, he was _sobbing._

dory "i like sand" Anakin Skywalker "i hate sand"

Man as someone with mental issues Finding Dory really hit close to home for me. I have ADHD and I forget things a lot, and my brain will fabricate memories despite them never happening. It really hits me home to realize I'll be like Dory one day: not even realizing I've forgotten my own family! Thank you for the great video on the movie!!

3:12 Fun fact: Those Seals had a Bavarian accent in the German version of this film and it made me laugh the hardest.

3:17 no mention that Idris Elba voiced the bigger sea lion? Sounded like him when I saw it, checked it and sure enough it was him. Idris Elda is always a win!

The only unsung hero in this movie is Gerald and his struggle to gain his alpha male dominance on that rock. Gerald is the true protagonist.

You missed a win. Marlin's impatience with Dory is a little justified, her hyperactiveness nearly got Nemo eaten. Parents are never exactly fond of people who put their kids in danger.

animating Hank was like animating 6 characters all at once whilst keeping his movements convincing and "natural". i pity and worship the people who worked on Hank

I liked this movie. The "living with disabilities" themes hit me even harder with this one (probably because I'm an adult now, so I catch nuances better, also possibly since I'm autistic, so Dory's more mental/social disability was something I could relate to on a more personal level) and I found the message encouraging and empowering (though I agree, Gerald's treatment made me kind of uncomfortable). I was also intrigued by how they filmed the moment where Dory thinks her parents are dead, and everything gets hazy and unreal. I experienced a (brief) derealization episode once, and it felt very much like that scene. They did a good portraying it, in my opinion. The pacing in the beginning of the movie was a bit odd. It felt kind of disjointed and rushed before they made it to the aquarium. But once it got going I was able to invest in it just fine. Definitely would like to buy it eventually :)

Nope. It's 87, not 86. You forgot the win about how they made a receding hairline on a fish.

I just started bawling when I saw baby Dory because of how precious she looked. I’m not ashamed.

My fav little bit of trivia is the fact that: Blue Tangs are near impossible to breed in captivity. Every Tang in the colony from the movie was likely captured and rehabilitated from a reef, for a combination of study and preservation. Dory should, by all rights, not exist. And being born in captivity was likely the cause of her STML in the first place. Not being born under the proper conditions left her with a “birth defect” in a sense. She was a miracle baby. And thats awesome. Along with the great message, the writers for the movie tied in a realistic factual issue with conservation efforts in a very subtle way for part of Dory’s backstory.

I saw Finding Dory in theatres and I have *never* had a moviewatching experience like it. Now, I think Pixar movies are pretty great, and most of them get an A or A- from me just because their plot + beauty is so awesome. I liked Finding Nemo just fine, but Toy Story and Monsters Inc. are far more special to me. Still, I trusted Pixar to make the story in Finding Dory worth the telling, and I wasn't expecting anything from this movie except to enjoy it and have a good time. Instead, I was a blubbering mess for Every. Single. Flashback. Seriously, as soon as Tiny Dory (TM) showed up, and her parents were so loving and supportive and were so willing to do whatever it took to work with her special needs, I lost it. And not just weeping. Straight-up bawling, to where I was worried I would annoy the people around me. It didn't let up for the whole movie. Every time we went back to Tiny Dory (TM) I started crying. It was a strange, visceral reaction I couldn't control. Like I said, I've never had a moviewatching experience like it, and I'm still not really sure why it affected me so profoundly. But I'm glad they made it. And I'm glad CinemaWins is here.

Just keep swimming. This is a great sequel. I loved it. 🐠🐳🐬

finding dory really dealt with disability great! id absolutely love to see more pixar movies about disability (especially a hoh/deaf disability) we're such an underrepresented and often times abused group of people (i cant tell you how many times ive been hit, thrown things at, called names, bullied, and mocked) theres really no HOH representation in the media, especially in animated movies geared toward kids, with a very common disability :(( it sure as hell wouldve helped a lot growing up

I like that Marlin was still Marlin. Over coming past things does not make him stop completely, just catch when it is happening again

Surprised you didn't mention how the fish go under the water to breathe when talking to the sea lions. One of the most impressive parts, in my opinion.

I think CinemaWins and CinemaSins should do a crossover.

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The one part of this movie I'm surprised wasn't a win was the transition from the natural breath taking beauty of the Australian waters while once in America, it has a more gritty and realistic depiction of polluted waters. That scene made me fall in love with the movie instantly due to its more subtle messages hidden throughout. (even if the ending is crashing a truck into the water aka more pollution, but that's besides the point)

it's a year old already!a worthy follow-up, bold move tackling people with disabilities, and I was on the verge of tears by the time it was over

you guys are amazing!!! keep up the amazing work!!!! plz do: 1) frozen 2) tangled 3) the little mermaid 1,2,3 4) toy story 1,2,3 5) brave 6) the iron giant 7) Shrek 1,2,3,4 8) monsters inc and university 9) cars 1,2 10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Everything Great about The Princess Bride. That would be an AWESOME list.

I have a terrible memory so when i get upset because i cant remember much of my much wanted childhood i feel that i kind of understand what its like to not remember. I feel terrible for people who have dementia and amnesia and all. This is why finding dory is my fave pixar movie......next to inside out.

Fun fact: Becky was actually voiced by a man -Gabriel C. Brown, who I believe is a retired navy soldier and currently a singer who uploads voices and covers to KZfaq via his channel Black Gryphon.

"Locomotion --" "--Open Ocean." Same thing though, right?

Dory is so cute

GOD did I cry I cried like throughout the entire movie

0:45 If fact the director of finding nemo and Dory (forget his name) stated he came up with this film (he hadn't seen the finished product until about a decade later as he became worried of what would happen if Dory ever got lost

The entire idea that films can and can't be "Necessary" is ridiculous. No film is necessary. It's art, necessary isn't a part of the equation.

You should do a everything great about Scott pilgrim

What many people got wrong about Finding Dory is that Destiny the whale shark is NOT a whale. Whale sharks are actually the biggest fish in the ocean, the biggest recorded being 12.65m long (not quite as long as the longest fish, an oarfish) and weighing about 19,000 kg when fully grown.

7:58 "There's always a bigger fish."

This might be quite the undertaking to pull off, but... you should totally do Everything Great about the Lord of the Rings trilogy!

Another effective thing of having a baby Dory that is fifty percent eyes is you get to see the stars of the night sky reflected in them when she's at the surface further increasing adorability. "Holy carp there is another way." Fish puns. "Water. I need water." Glad they took notice of how long Dory's been out of the water at this point.

He missed the picture of Darla at 2:46 !! Shout out to my mom actually for finding that one :)

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Fun Fact: The guy voicing Becky, is the same guy singing in ''No Mercy'', the song everyone knows from the meme ''I wanna be tracer, Im already tracer''

Hank the ceptopus (sorry I don't know how to spell that but you get the idea) was a truly amazing feat of animation from Disney/Pixar. I am always thoroughly amazed at it every time I watch this movie. But let's not forget about Dory. I absolutely love baby Dory. She's so freaking adorable I can't get over it. She's even cuter than Nemo, if that's even possible. Great movie and even greater animation work from the studio. The realistic light, water and movement of the creatures involved are incredible and I think will definitely stand the test of time. Just an all around great movie. One of my favorites. "What do we do when we see the undertow?" "We say let's go!!!" "I like sand, sand is squishy."

0:25 Anakin Skywalker: NO!!!!!!!!

Have you seen the jungle book? The cgi is so freaking amazing!!

I saw this film in the cinema and loved it. When a film constantly makes you smile I think you know you enjoyed it. Loved how positive this video is! Please can you do a similar video on Coraline xx

1:07 Didn’t expect it so early? Marlin’s wife and kids were eaten alive in the first movie.

I love how in these videos you comment on and give credit to technical stuff like rendering, textures, animation and attention to detail. It's an often overlooked part of a lot of films.

Do an everything great about cinema sins :D

Can you pleeeeease do everything great about Bolt?? thanks!

THATS WHY I LIKED HANK IMMEDIATELY, his eyes reminded me of Richard's (from Looking For Group) or whatever their name is now.

I cried so much at the theatres, and I'm crying again. This movie was sooo good!

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Happy New Year!! Looking forward to EGA Rogue One.

I'm really glad this movie was so good! and dory reuniting with her parents i actually didn't see coming and it caught me so off guard that i started crying! also Win 69: seriously what was that guy doing!

That sneezing fish predicted the future 😂😂😂😂😂

Am I the only one who like's Finding Dory more then Finding Nemo 🦀🦑🐙🦐🐠🐟🐡🐬🦈🐳🐋

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4:07 It’s squidward just make him say “can you keep it down I’m trying to be boring”.

1:00 the way she says "I'm sorry" hurts me

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Anybody else like the Pixar sequels more then the originals? My favorite Pixar movie is... Cars 2!

It was after watching this and Monsters U that I realized if the quality isn’t the same Pixar puts genuine effort into sequels/prequels then most studios even their parent company which spent a solid decade shitting out straight to dvd sequels.

you know what I love about Cinema Wins the most? the awesome movie Batman-feel music for the outro. ahhh I love listening to it XD

Cinema Wins that photographic water could have been even better but they thought it would look like a photo.

Dude! You have to do Kubo and The Two Strings next!!!

I love the fact that you almost always point out technical elements, as a theatre techie myself, it's great to see the lighting and other great elements pointed out that would normally not be noticed,

Finding Dory was a treat to sit through, even though I was sobbing big time during certain moments next to family members of mine. BTW, need to rewatch this again if only to actually stick around for the post-credits stuff I missed (damn you, full bladder).

6:29 me in 2020

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I just love the balding father and how they managed to achieve it on a fish

Happy New Year man, you've finally given me something to look forward to on Sunday. Been looking to fill that hole since The Sparanos ended

do everything great about daredevil (2003) and The Dark Knight Trilogy.

Oh Ellen Ellen Ellen.... You had to nearly tarnish your reputation by putting on that facade on your show and then be a oblivious to your crew.

Finally. Took me forever but I finally got around to seeing this movie. And boy is it amazing. I can kind of feel for Marlin at some points because as helpful and perfect as Dory is you need a moment to focus on your son. Only a moment and he loses all sympathy for yelling at Dory but still. Also I just cant seem to picture getting mad at Dory for forgetting things, though I do love how shes able to detail her entire adventure with Marlin, its like both these little adventures of hers got her memory actually working again. Maybe her Joy managed to fix the memory shelves or something.

In the French Canadian version, the intercom voice... actor is the same as Dory's, making it extra funny when she declares recognizing it.

Is it just me or does this channel deserve a bunch more subscribers?

Everything GREAT About Inside Out!!!

That's ultra awesome, clever and beautiful stuff right there.

I really like that ending. Bullying sucks. Don't do it. And if it's being done to you, ask for help and get it to stop, but don't bully back.

You should make a guardians of the galaxy one

do the angry birds movie. That would be a challenge.

I feel like I must add, the first time I watched this movie was in the Spanish dub rather than English and it was really good too! Props to those voice actors who were all really accurate and captured the characters perfectly ^^ Ultimate won! I just had to add it since this is CinemaWins.

So, I watched this movie. For the first time. On a plane. I concerned a number of people because I was GROSS SOBBING When Dory found her family. I'm talking, I had to pause the movie and just cry, I was so happy for her. The flight attendant asked if I was ok and offered me water. Its a good memory :)

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Jurassic world! Please

Hank is now one of my favorite Pixar characters

Finding Nemo WAS AMAZING! One of my top three favourite movies as a little kid (The Lion King and Bambi being the others...I did not really like the classic Disney princess movies and loved the animal ones...) and Finding Dory was not as good, but still a fun watch.

6:28 finding Dory literally foreshadowed the whole year of 2020

Everything Great about The Transformers: The Movie (1986).

The Iron Giant. One of the greatest animated movies of all time. gonna have a hell of a win count

Please do everything great about Cars!

I was the best part of finding nemo I was very mad watching this movie and not seeing myself

1:45 OHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH

That's one of my personal frustrations when it comes to animated movies. Including kids, and then not aging those kids in the slightest. Example, despicable me. Especially with the recently released 4th movie trailer. There has been enough of a time gap for a couple to, get married, have an entire movie that includes the development of their relationship, and then have a baby. Obviously, enough time for a child to age at least a few years ahead. And yet, they don't change a bit? Margo, Edith and Agnes don't look a day over the age they were in the first film. I think the inclusion of watching a child grow into their own person isn't used enough in animated films. I find it heartwarming to watch the character grow with the voice actor. To me, it feels more genuine than simply not changing the character, and replacing the voice once they grow to be to old. I know, its unfortunately not always that simple or possible, but when the chance arises, I definitely think it should be used more.

"They can't POSSIBLY beat the cuteness and likeability of Ellen Degeneres' Dory, can you?" 'Hi! I'm Dory!' "Nevermind."

Hey...I don't remember you but let's go on an adventure k?

Can you please do everything great about Speed Racer

You should do Cars and Bugs Life. Also I've been avoiding your videos for awhile because I was worried they'd be poorly made or something, now I've watched almost all of your videos and I can't wait for more. I think the thing I like the most is your end summary or whatever, It's probably my favorite part. :3 please continue making great videos and thank you for making them.

3:44 She also knows Latin, since "septopus" isn't a word, and sept/hept is Latin.