Finding Dory

Disney Pixar represents the pinnacle of what can be achieved within modern animation, and its heartwarming tales present often complex ideas in ways that children can embrace and understand. The studio's most recent release, Finding Dory, is a sequel to the smash-hit Finding Nemo, but also so much more than that. Like its predecessor, it's a fun adventure film for the family, but it also tackles the difficult subjects of mental health, disability, and being different. There’s a great number of children’s comics out there for fans of Finding Dory, and we’ve put together a list of five of the best independent comics for kids of a variety of ages to try out next.

Old Daddy Grumps is in the house and ready to run down the new movies opening up this week. This week he talks about Finding Dory...and Central Intelligence. Listen, as he actually relates to Dory.

People love to speculate about Pixar movies. There’s even a whole “Pixar Theory” about how every movie exists in the same shared universe (one with humans and talking toys and talking ants and a gigantic menagerie of horrors when you think about it). Then there are the famous Pixar Easter eggs; in jokes and references to other Pixar movies, both past and present, that litter the backgrounds of every single Pixar movie.

New Year, new movies! There are a couple of movies coming out this year that I know a lot of people are looking forward to watching, especially me! It's been a decade since we first learned of Nemo and Dory but finally, after much pleading from the public, the sequel to Finding Nemo, 'Finding Dory' will drop on June 17th.