Finding Dory Movie Review SPOILERS

Finding Dory SPOILERS Movie Review today! Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph's reaction to Disney & Pixar 2016 sequel! That ending!
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Finding Dory Movie Review SPOILERS. Beyond The Trailer host Grace Randolph gives you her own review aka reaction to Finding Dory with an in-depth breakdown of the Disney Pixar sequel! Should you see the full movie? Enjoy Finding Dory in 2016, and make Beyond The Trailer your first stop for movie news, trailer and review on KZbin today!
CHAPTER TIMES
Intro - 00:00
Andrew Stanton - 00:28
Emotionally Manipulative? - 2:01
Ahh, BOTH parents alive! - 3:16
Blackfish - 4:30
The Aquarium - 5:39
Quality of Animation - 8:43
That ending... - 9:31
Dory - 12:23
Hank - 13:33
Stingray Migration - 14:52
Fluke & Rudder - 15:36
Destiny - 17:17
Bailey - 17:57
Jenny & Charlie - 18:22
Marlin & Nemo - 19:41
Crush - 20:56
Pixar's Reputation - 21:38
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[@JustinSimpson]

I think this movie was great especially for families with kids who have disabilities. I did tear up when she found her parents again because despite her mental disability, she turned her weakness into a strength. I don't think it's "Emotionally Manipulative," I think it's real.

[@JustinSimpson]

Typo: real = relatable

[@annickroussemrou1064]

+Justin Simpson yeah it was so emotional, with the scene with her parents and all the shell they collected all these years

[@scottcfulton]

I get that you're not a fan of Pixar, but you have to to realize that Inside Out and Up are two of the highest praised Pixar movies, especially Inside Out

[@rondelmoore7130]

*Especially Up.

[@agentjohn]

Especially Up* how the hell does she like Wall-E and not Up ?

[@vertwheeler7]

Personally Walle is my favorite animated movie of all time but Up is not even in my top 20...

[@ichrisful]

I love pixar, I actually strive to work there but the whole film felt very rushed. A lot of jumping around like "now we're here, then over here because we have to see the whole aquarium, gotta fit a lot of different scenery into this movie". There was rarely any places where I didn't feel rushed to keep up with it. The first one felt much more fluid as the scenes flowed better because it took them time to swim from the great barrier reef to Sydney but this one really sped up the process which is kind of a let down since I love the first movie so much. Also there was a lot of recycled material just with either different characters or scenarios like the driving of the truck, It felt very toy story 2 to me.

[@yolagirly]

I was about to write a comment saying the same exact thing, but then I saw this saying what I wanted to say, but in a much better way. The film was rushed and because of that I didnt really care about any of the secondary characters like i did in finding nemo

[@ichrisful]

Cleo Lagrange yeah exactly, and because it was rushed we didn't have time to really connect with these new characters

[@davidmontoya6996]

I completely agree with you. But I'm glad Disney broke out of their movie formula. - Set two main characters that dislike each other on an adventure. - Have two main characters see each other not as useless as they thought they saw. - Conflict between the two main characters for 5-10 minutes. - Have the two characters make up and take on their greatest challenge. There were some parts in the movie where I laughed, but other than that, it was kinda a let down. But once again, I'm glad they changed and broke through their formula while trying to make a good movie.

[@Wawagirl17]

"I know you're talking about me, Destiny." Bailey was fucking hilarious.

[@kissmyasthma3155]

17:16 Destiny is a Whale Shark and is technically a shark and not a whale Grace...

[@canadiancowboy2896]

lol

[@joshmedina5471]

I'm glad someone pointed that out 👏

[@owengornicki8086]

Indeed. Fish and mammals are quite different. Bailey is in class Mammalia and Destiny is in class Chondrichthyes.

[@movieman4738]

Some of these are extreme nit picks, "Why are there so many couples helping Dory?" Really?

[@slappy2013]

It wasn't something bad. It was something she noticed and I did too, like WOW there are so many scenes where there are couples like in the beginning or when dory is in the open ocean or how I got that they were hinting at dory and Marlin being a couple. I don't know but I was always noticing all the couples in a film about a single parent. And 99% the fish that dory asked where couples in a sequel to a film about a single parent.

[@danielferrara2225]

I love watching spoiler reviews even though I have know idea what she's talking about😅

[@jeremyroesner5471]

Same

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

How do you not know about the finding nemo series

[@danielferrara2225]

No because I just haven't seen finding dory yet.

[@koolkat214]

I really loved that scene where the Beluga was like, "Wait, let me zoom out". It's minor, but for people that use computer programs, they'll find it very humorous which I love. i even loved when they lost track of the truck and you can see the lose connection static like a TV. Overall, this movie was very fun to watch. :)

[@rodrilover17]

I cried when she found the seashells and then her parents. I also cried whenever baby dory came on screen she was so adorable.

[@matttazbin2642]

I saw the movie in 3D at a screening the other night and honestly It wasn't necessary. There were never any times where the 3D really shined. I could have watched it without the 3D.

[@owengornicki8086]

They showed that the truck doors had a very simple lock, just a handle that had to be lifted up. The door came open when the truck flipped over and the locks had the chance to fall.

[@KristophersKorner]

Love you Grace! You made me laugh when you said you were having problems with realism for a movie about a talking fish.

[@chinclol]

I loved the movie. I think that having the movie without Marlin & Nemo would have just made it weird. Understandably, Crush was just a cameo but I think that it was neat how Marlin said that he knew a guy who could get them across the ocean, and he did just that.

[@raynmooney]

You didn't "appreciate" the scene with the touch pool? You're thinking about this WAYYYY too much.

[@Dimensioneer88]

I would've also kinda preferred if they didn't cop out of the "they're dead" ending, but overall, it didn't ruin the movie for me.

[@TECfan1]

Eh....Im glad they were alive. Disney always makes the parents dead.

[@irish6783]

Why does everyone and everything have to be in a romantic way. Im almost every review she ships character who just look at each other together. Its alittle obnoxious

[@raynmooney]

Inside Out IS on the level of the original Pixar films. Which contains Wall-E, Toy story 1&3, Up, Incredibles and Finding Nemo Finding Dory is in the Monsters Inc, Bug's Life, Ratatouille, Toy Story 2 ballpark. The there's Cars, Cars 2, Monsters University, Good Dinosaur (should not have released this), and Brave.

[@rodrilover17]

I personally loved finding dory, and I know you're not a fan of inside out but most people love it and consider it to be one of the best Pixar movies of all time.

[@wackiest]

"'ave you lost your marbles?" I loved that line

[@tsitraht49]

"I really like commercial real estate..." LOL YOU'RE MY SOULMATE and you're not weird. The architecture of public spaces is fascinating!

[@HealthWealthRelationships700]

How the heck do you get 5 alligators in a man made lake that is at least 5 miles from the nearest road? Disney Pixar better spent millions of their blockbuster money cleaning out that lake.

[@MrRandom26]

What really got me out of the movie was the fact that the fish were hopping around from water to water, from one cup to a tank with a toy fish in it, to a fountain, etc. yet these are ocean fish, who are meant to live in salt water. There was a problem with many people going out and buying Blue tangs without having the proper expertise to take care of them, yet the movie did no favors by making it seem like all these fish need is a little bit of water from any source and they're fine.

[@blakeAedwards]

Grace, not meaning to be technical on you although you seem to like to put a lot of technicalities to animated films, but Destiny is a whale shark, a species of shark, not a whale, so there IS only one whale species. No disrespect Grace, I just thought you were a little harsh on this one. Love the vids :D

[@Ericamann24]

In love with commercial real estate too! I think it is so interesting to observe and find out placement, flow, etc. I'm into marketing in college so I think that's my greatest interest in looking at the reasons behind marketing choices and such // I also love your point about the touch pools and toy treatment, because I totally felt that in Toy Story. It really made you unsure about how they were treated.

[@danielferrara2225]

Finding Marlin!

[@sabinethegaydragongeek]

She's a whale shark. She's a fish, not a mammal like Bailey was.

[@turboshottho]

I think Pixars biggest screw up in this movie is the fact her they didn't include the "Nemo Egg" music from the first movie. It would've created an emotional and nostalgic response in people who saw the first as kids.

[@michaelgalvin26]

Hi Grace, I'm a big fan of your movie reviews, especially Disney/Pixar ones. Do you think you could do more of your Top Disney Videos. Mainly do your top Pixar Movies or Disney Movies. Thanks

[@jackdearle535]

That fart at 5:50 ahahah

[@memphis7742]

I saw the film tonight. I, too, had problems with the third act and the after credits sequence. I won't get into the issue of a fish constantly being switched between fresh and salt water. For me, the third act demonstrated a carelessness in the storyboard sequence. So, the film begins with the chase of the truck by Dory and company. Baily the Beluga uses echolocation to locate the truck. First off, I do not know what Bailey was doing. i do know it was not echolocation, as defined in the in-universe (display seen near Open Ocean Exploration) or the real world. Both show echolocation as a means by which a whale can send signal to a target and receiving that signal with information on the target. it is the equivalent of our SONAR. I can relate to what Grace is saying about the traffic accident, which ties into the Dory plan of using the otters. Tonight, as I was driving to the theater, I had a near-miss. Both the pedestrian and I were not paying diligent attention to the road. I was absorbed in my thoughts, and she was looking down at the ground while jaywalking and not paying attention to traffic on either side of her. I became aware of her just seconds before I impacted her. She was shocked into realization of what might have happen. Now, applying to this movie. Traffic is moving on a highway at highway speed. There is no way that the family's car would have stopped in time and no way that they would have spun as they did and no way that they were not side impacted by two lanes of traffic. The family and the otters and Dory would be ground zero of a massive, gory mess. Then, the truck, commandeered by the octopus and Dory, finds itself in a roundabout. I have lived in California most of my life. I have never known of a roundabout on a highway. Then, the truck drives back to the Institute. it crosses the median barrier by smashing into those barrels. I have never seen barrels put on the median barrier. They are placed on the ramps. (They are designed to slow a vehicle in trouble, like if the brakes failed.) The truck would have been wrecked. Then, the truck is driven off the cliff into the water. Grace has a point about the rear doors. She did not fully illustrate the problem. The truck is facing forward as it ploughs into the water. The rear doors would not have open. They could have only open if the truck was driven backwards, with the cargo slamming against the truck. This did not happen. In the situation presented in the film, some of the fish could have swum free through the same openings that the octopus and Dory passed through on the emergency hatch, if they survived being flung against the front of the cargo wall. Finally, in the after credits sequence, there is a shot of the aquarium fish from the first movie. It is implied that they survived in their bags, with their grime clinging to the sides, for a year. Sorry, no. They would be dead fish. Finally, for myself, the third seal with the bizarro eyebrows was downright creepy. I did not need the last image of this film being that creepo seal. Ugh.

[@brandonwright8743]

Grace I love you, but take a breath. IT'S A CARTOON!

[@rock53355]

I thought the franchise regressed with Finding Dory. The beauty of the first movie was it could be watched by everyone, kids and adults alike. But Finding Dory is aimed exclusively at kids.

[@sarasamaletdin4574]

Grace I know you do not like Inside Out but you should realize that others truly do love it. I do not like Finding Nemo but clearly it is still considered a top Pixar film.

[@AndreFoster]

Hey Grace! 🤗 Did you see the after credits scene with the fish tank gang from the first film?

[@shloimysirota7699]

grace I'm going to the movies this Friday what should I watch 1. the conjuring 2. finding dory 3. central intelligence?

[@LooneyCat55]

Did anyone else stay after the credits? I waited the whole movie for the tank gang to show up and it was nice to get some closure. (though then they just reopened that ending...)

[@makidiba]

what if i told you that dory was faking it the whole time WHATCH FILM THEORYS THEORY OF chek it out it will change the way you wath this movie like OMG

[@organizationxua]

That channel is great. And the videos about Dory are hilarious. I recommend you guys watch it!

[@makidiba]

me 2

[@thangle6164]

I hate theory's so no I'm not going to watch it.

[@user-kl1tb4er7j]

I'm going to a University on Moneterey and our mascot is an otter so maybe that's why the aquarium focuses so much on otter. Pixar's reputation has been hit but I don't think its any where near as bad as you say it is. The way I see it, their hitting streak ended but they still have a great batting average. I have mix feelings on the returning characters. A stand alone Dory could've been interesting but I have a hard time believing Marlin would abandon her after everything she did for him. Crush is a plot device and his appearance is short so it doesn't bother me.

[@cwydler410]

Hey Grace! I am a subscriber and watch all your videos. I just got out of the theater acting watching Finding Dori. I do not think this film should be categorized in Pixar's sequel slumps. I loved it! Yes the film has its problems but the family and I enjoyed it. I have not had fun like that at the movie theater in quite awhile. I am a doctoral student studying film so when I do go to the theater it is difficult for me to remove my analytical lens. Children centric films make it easier because I really go for my daughter. Two issues I have with the Finding Dori is the pacing and misplaced montage. The pacing is unbalanced in the film. The worse pacing moment (and consequently the tone) was the cut following the climax. Pixar could have done better to smooth out the falling action. As for the misplaced montage, traditionally the montage is positioned in the second to third act transition when incorporated. However, Finding Dori has it early in the first act when showing her progression in age. One of the more memorable moments (for me at least) in Finding Nemo was the montage where Marlon's story crosses the sea. I think Finding Dori could have benefited from a similar montage, at least in placement. However, the absence of that montage does not surprise me considering Pixar was trying to distinguish itself from Finding Nemo and an inclusion of such a montage would have been ultra derrivative. Just thought I would add a comment because you always encourage your spectators to. I will do my best to comment more often. I love Beyond the Trailer and Movie Math. I look forward to more!

[@julianneleung3328]

I agree with you that Marlin and Nemo didn't need to be in this movie because their scenes were basically a copy from the original movie. The scenes with Dory and Hank were for me, way more interesting.

[@markplott4820]

@ Grace Raldolph. the dory aquarium was modeled in part by the Monterey bay aquarium and the Steinhart Aquarium in Golden Gate Park, the dome you see is modeled after the one in Golden Gate park. though the real dome is a grass and plant covered natural dome.

[@Cindy1dMalik]

the last 3 pixar movies were meh or bad (good dinosaur, inside out and monster university) so im watching this on demand.Wreck it and zootopia were amazing. I guess i dumped pixar for disney

[@volcancism.a.d6010]

You underestimated inside out

[@Blvck_Picvsso]

inside out wasn't that amazing tbh, I enjoyed this better than inside out.

[@ihateu890]

Oh please, as much as I enjoyed Wreck-It Ralph and Zootopia, those films have become so overrated it's ridiculous.

[@beadyslay]

My sister and I have seen some kids mistreat animals in the Touch Pool at some aquariums I went to. My sister even saw a kid spit in the Touch Pool. I can't remember if she lectured the kid or not though.

[@ajbuddyaj7288]

i dont know why it seems like a bad pixar movie, it was really good

[@WilliamKenyon22]

How did it end

[@TanmanC]

that sigourney weaver joke was hilarious

[@MrDoomsdayBomb]

I do agree with a lot of your points Grace. To me Pixar is at their best when they let the worlds they create unfurl naturally before the audience, which necessitates a measured approach to allow for the appropriate amount of time for such aspects to manifest organically, and these can be seen not only in the environments but in the characters themselves. My biggest problem with the movie, besides the limited scope taking away from the potential magical grandeur that I know Pixar is capable of bringing to life, is the fact that a lot of the scene progressions (especially near the ending) and some of the plot elements seemed like half-assed Deus ex machina mechanisms, which totally was inauspicious for the development of the aforementioned natural progression of the world, and ended up making the ending feel rather contrived.

[@boshrek4759]

Love your reviews as I can hear them while my children are in the room (ie. No swearing)

[@ObeyAmmalol]

This is a great review don't get me wrong I liked Finding Dory but I wasn't in love with it after I left the theater and you pinpointed exactly everything that made me feel the way I do

[@gueretgee3915]

I felt it was emotionally manipulative, the first scene when she was worried she'd forget her parents had all my friends and I, like damn we should of brought tissues

[@aveyrodriguez5458]

Hey grace if you waited to the end of the subtitles you would have seen a scene of the tank gang!!!!make sure next time you see next time you go see that movie again

[@brandonm6769]

One thing that I wasn't sure about was in the first movie they had to cross the entire ocean and they end up in Australia which made me think they were on the east coast of the United States. Then at the end of Finding Nemo and at the beginning of Finding Dory they are back at the same reef where they started which again I would assume is on the West Coast. But then when they have to swim to California Marlin complains that they will have to go all the way across the ocean again. that just doesn't make much sense to me.

[@jordcadwell]

I really want to watch this, but I haven't seen the movie yet. SNAP! I always love your spoiler reviews.

[@ajbuddyaj7288]

yep

[@Thundergoddess]

Great Review Grace😁👍👍 This movie was so fun and a someone who is local to Pixar Studios I love seeing my home represented. It added a extra layer of enjoyment for me and my family.

[@lynxvex]

I thought when Dory thought his parents were dead and she became kinda numb was very devastating

[@mariflame1821]

I really enjoyed watching Finding Dory. ALMOST as good as the first one. Dory with her parents... my favorite scenes in the movie.

[@KattiValk]

I agree that the new setting missed the majesty of the original. Finding Nemo was like a nature documentary except with plot and not narrated by David Attenborough. The aquarium was interesting, and was a very nice way to explain Dory's many traits ("pipe buddies" was a bit of a stretch though); however, it is very mundane compared to the fantastic things the ocean provided. Even though I loved Dory's story and character development, it seriously was just plot twist after plot twist and detracted from what little we got to see of the ocean. The whole integration with the humans was terrible as well. Not touching the truck sequence (because that was...nonsensical) but they must have caused Lord knows how much in damages and missing fish. The oblivious dentist and submarine were much better uses of humans. The sub kind of helped show how we pollute the ocean, but the wreck in Finding Dory was pretty much a cute set piece to throw a giant squid into.

[@TheOblake2]

but it's just a theory a film theory annnnnd cut.... oh wait wrong channel sorry

[@TheSOCCERNERD16]

Can someone explain the signora weaver joke?

[@CuriousUserX90]

17:25 Whale Sharks aren't Whales, if you look at their fin positioning, their lack of a blowhole and that they lay eggs, so they're sharks.

[@boshrek4759]

I agree with all your point. What this movie and Creed has in common are movies that did not need to be made!

[@jukestaposition]

I think Marlin shouldn't have been there. Nemo was fine. I totally agree with the truck scene, they've stepped too much outside of reality there.

[@JuLayLeeBee]

I'm sorry but I thought Finding Dory was better than the original

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

!!!!

[@lightningdash3152]

same

[@JuLayLeeBee]

I'm glad that you guys agree :)

[@michaelgalvin26]

Grace, can you please make a top 10 Pixar movie list or can you rank all the Pixar movies please

[@Ericamann24]

I saw Finding Dory and loved it. I think that Pixar completely got back their quality and entertainment. This film was incredible for so many reasons you listed in your topics. Finding Dory was a huge step up from Finding Nemo. Even despite the unrealistic pieces to it, because let's be honest, this is a story about talking fish doing countless unrealistic things. There were characters to the max but it didn't take away enjoyment from the film.

[@eduardoevangelista3671]

I totally agree with what you said about the ending. Plus, I also think it was very irresponsible to release back in to the ocean all those fishes that were deemed non-releasable because they couldn't survive in the wild on their own

[@VPTurnerBR]

I dont see this "emotion manipulation" you accuse Pixar as a bad thing. When a movie can touch the audience it's a good thing. It would be bad if they tried to make emotional scenes and failed

[@tomwood555]

I have to say after just coming out of seeing the cameos that the movie definitely needed was Bruce Chum and Anchor if any characters should of returned its them 3 sharks but i will say one of my favourite moments in the film was when Dory Nemo and Marlin encounter that deep see squid i thought that was so neat and i like that it wasn't cartoonishly big it was streamlined and it was dangerous like squid actually are and who doesn't love a glowing animal

[@thenightking6899]

Just watched it and I totally disagree with you. I thought it was wonderful! I loved the Sigourney Weaver parts XD

[@thenightking6899]

The moment when you really want to watch this video but don't want to be spoiled... :p

[@djstuntfox]

Just saw the movie. Loved it AND I cried at least 3 times. Her short term memory loss is such a tragic tale, but she just keeps swimming anyways. :)

[@chriscurley7977]

Yeah, agreed with all of your points. Almost felt: no more sequels, ever! afterwards. The truck ending jarred with me, too, but what kept bothering me throughout were the many flashbacks. They really, for me, broke the flow. Love your reviews, by the way.

[@mikeykean3805]

I can Definitely see the 3rd Movie Finding Marlin (Who is now an Old fish) Marlin goes Missing and An adult Nemo has to Find him and the old Fish tank Gang return to help him.

[@dysectorr]

Dory doesn't have short term memory loss, but thats just a theory... A FILM THEORY!!!

[@JuanAndresHPerez]

To my view the fisrt 20 mins of the film are a disaster, I was about to drop. I think there were two mistakes. 1-They went a bit far with the manipulative aspect Grace mentions (on which I agree). I was expecting a not so dramatically sad forced opening. Finding Nemo is sad but not as forced as here in Finding Dory. 2-Repeating that Dory has memory issues, huge mistake, we know she has them...so why repeating the same over and over? besides, why was Dory repeating what the fish teacher was saying, it was not funny, it was annoying. Then, after those painful minutes the movie went on a crescendo finishing in a very very good way. I really loved the final act.

[@JaesadaSrisuk]

You're not along in enjoying commercial architecture and design. There are dozens of boards that I follow on Pinterest all about retail, hospitality, commercial and public spaces. Great video, by the way!

[@mayelact8139]

haha, your love of world building makes so much sense after your affinity for commercial real estate reveal, grace 😃

[@daniellake4812]

Up wasnt "emotionly manipulative" at all. It made u cry at the beginning of the movie but really thats it. And plus like a lot of people on here, I think youre being way too harsh to this movie...

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

I hope the next one is a revenge flick about grown nemo and his wife trying to kill the barracuda. Finding Coral.

[@xXBananaman678Xx]

Hi Grace, I just returned home from seeing Finding Dory, and I have to say, I enjoyed it quite a bit more than Finding Nemo! I thought it was a lot more interesting especially the parts at the aquarium. I am really happy with this movie. Keep up the great reviews!

[@digitalrbn]

I love the truck scene when it went to the water i think it will become a trend the super slow motion with a song like in the x men apocalypse movie.

[@tsxtina2919]

I know it's totally off topic, but I would love if you reviewed the remake of roots.

[@michaelbrinker3767]

What did you think of the ending following the credits?

[@marcusgears1991]

great review!!! and I totally agree with you with the Ty Burrell character it felt like I was watching Modern Family for a second...took me out of it.

[@conman2317]

Pixar is just like the lineup of traditional Disney films, hit or miss.

[@fantasyfiction101]

Another good aquarium is the one in Atlanta Georgia. It's one of the biggest in the US.

[@matttazbin2642]

I really enjoyed the movie as well as the short film Piper. I would put Finding Dory at #8 in My Pixar Top 10. I would give the movie a 9.5/10. It had an emotional depth that I didn't expect.

[@rorynaylor401]

You are such a brilliant film reviewer! The perfect blend of humour, background, facts and opinions!

[@beadyslay]

I disagree. I love Ty Burrell's voice work for Bailey! ~Oooooooo~

[@studios4fun340]

Why do you hate "Up" Grace?! Yes, it does have very emotional parts but only for the first 10 minutes. The rest is just creative and colorful with cleaver humor. I know I can't change your mind but just to let you know that UP is not only my favorite Pixar movie but also My favorite movie of all time still to this day.

[@HealthWealthRelationships700]

What were they eating that they could all survive in a man made lake?

[@Gdh1089]

Did Anyone Stay For The Ending Credits Scene ?

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

But at the end of finding nemo she remembers everything. I thought her brain snapped back to normal.

[@nizzleprizzle9783]

Did Hank put dory into a coffee mug full of freshwater??

[@hbergfeld1]

Grace I saw an article about how Ellen could be the first voice animated actor to get an Oscar nomination. What do you think?

[@Animaxx010]

I agreed on Marlin and Nemo. And yes! I thought the same thing watching it. I was like why is Marlin still a jerk? Lol.

[@JaxTheCartographer]

I live near monterrey that's awesome I've been to the aquarium but not since I was 5

[@michaelundas1212]

1:20... Andrew Stanton was became ok with telling... lol are ya drunk m8? LOLOL ;)

[@michaelundas1212]

#grammarpolice #putyourhandsup but seriously fo real, best review yet +BeyondTheTrailer

[@thealiengamer2113]

yeah since I don't feel like going outside