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Dory goes looking for her parents, she just can’t remember where she left them…

SHE’s long campaigned for a sequel to the Oscar-winning Finding Nemo, but even Ellen DeGeneres — who voiced blue tang Dory in the 2003 underwater animation — never imagined that when it did eventually happen, she’d be the main character.

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Matt Damon is back doing the action thing in Jason Bourne, almost a decade after this last appearance, and Dory is getting herself lost to get found again in Pixar's latest.

The summer time isn't quite over and there are still plenty of blockbuster movies to enjoy over the next few weeks.

Finding Dory isn't out in Ireland until the 29th of July but you can come along to an early screening in Dublin, with some special guests.

Finding Dort has just arrived in cinemas in the States and it's making shedloads of money on the way to becoming one of the biggest animated movies of all time.

Everyone loves Dory - the forgetful but well-meaning fish from Finding Nemo who’s voiced by Ellen DeGeneres.

Finding Nemo is a Pixar movie for kids, but when you think about it the story is a pretty harrowing time for dad Marlin who spends the whole film trying to find his last remaining lost kid against some pretty incredible odds.

There's a sequel to Finding Nemo out this year and it's all about Finding Dory.

Of all the films that Pixar has made, we never really expected to see a sequel to Finding Nemo.

After battling through the floods with family in tow, Glenlo Abbey was a sight for sore eyes for Esther N McCarthy. 

It’s the sequel that we have been waiting almost 13 years for.

Finding Nemo character Dory is not representative of her kind, according to a new study that proves fish are more intelligent than previously thought.

Willem Dafoe has confirmed he is returning for 'Finding Dory'.

'Finding Nemo' sequel 'Finding Dory' will be released in 2015.

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Ten years after it was first released, Pixar’s hugely entertaining comedy swims back into cinemas in the 3D format – and it is still the cinematic catch of the day.

THE little boy outside the airport asks, “Does this mean no more rain?” Like many children, he has a knack for cutting through the waffle, getting to the heart of what the adults around him are feeling with one quick, incisive quip.

US TV host Ellen Degeneres had to hold back tears on her daytime show on Wednesday when model/actress Jenny McCarthy told her a fish tale about her autistic son Evan.

Finding Nemo is the story of an adventurous young clownfish who, against the best advice of his over-protective father Marlin, swims out into the open sea and gets picked up by a scuba diver.

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