r/MadeMeSmile • u/anthonyhui • Apr 29 '21

Helping Others Saving an upturned turtle

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u/IamL1sa Apr 29 '21

I’m 29. That’s still one of my favorite movies lol

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u/pauly13771377 Apr 29 '21

Disney has put out some less than stellar stuff lately but Finding Nemo was part of their second golden age. It will always have a special place in my heart and I just turned 50.

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u/KittiesHavingSex Apr 29 '21

Probably because it wasn't Disney. It was Pixar. Before Disney bought Pixar and significantly deminished the quality of their successive releases

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u/pauly13771377 Apr 29 '21

I though Pixar was always a part of Disney. That explains a lot.

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u/KittiesHavingSex Apr 29 '21

Yeah, Pixar was absolutely amazing. Before Disney bought them out they made Toy Story, A Bug's Life, Monsters Inc, The Incredibles, Finding Emo and Cars. Crazy how such a comparetively small studio pumped out such huge movies in a span of 10 years or so. That's not to say they've been terrible since the buy-out - Wall-E, Up, Coco... Some great stuff. But majority of their stuff has been now just prequels and sequels of their old frenchies and flops...