Which is obviously a tricky beast for fish to enter from the ocean. You see, Dory is from a large-scale aquarium. However, the destination is far different and takes up at least half of the running time. Marlin reluctantly agrees to help, following a little push from Nemo, and the sequel settles into reprise territory of a few greatest hits from last time. Then we flash ahead to sequel territory where Dory has suddenly remembered that she lost her parents and is determined to find them. The extended intro ends when Dory meets Marlin (Albert Brooks) in a familiar scene from the last movie. She loses her parents, but grows up into a content adult who is able to survive and even thrive with her condition thanks to kindness and good humour. This time we see Dory (Ellen DeGeneres) as a child struggling with short-term memory loss and her loving parents (Eugene Levy and Diane Keaton) inventing games to help her cope while worrying about her future. Mirroring the iconic and tragic opening of Finding Nemo, this tale kicks off with a prologue guaranteed to make the parents in the audience misty. The only problem is a mild sense of déjà vu, but thankfully not enough to be a deal breaker. The beauty, humour, and heart of the original movie certainly return. Finding Dory might not quite match its predecessor, but it’s certainly better than the mess of Cars 2 and the mediocrity of Monsters University. Finding Nemo was certainly never a movie that seemed to warrant a follow up, but thankfully the one that arrived will hardly tarnish its legacy. The company is part of the Disney empire after all and certain Pixar projects make better merchandise, so there are now demands placed on the company that stretch beyond their creative goals. Not only does the production of one of these follow ups delay the studio from delivering their next brilliant original effort, but these aren’t even necessarily projects that the good folks at the studio even wanted to make. 'Finding Dory,' in theaters June 17, 2016, is rated PG.With the exception of anything with the words “Story” or “Toy” in the title (though not necessarily in that order), Pixar sequels should be approached with caution. It will be an adventure she probably won't remember, but everyone will learn a few things about family along the way.

'Finding Dory,' starring Ellen DeGeneres, is Andrew Stanton's follow up to the beloved film 'Finding Nemo.' A friendly, albeit slightly forgetful, Dory sets out to reunite with her loved ones.

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