Ars Technica

Captain Nemo swashbuckles his way under the sea in Nautilus trailer

In Verne’s novels, Nemo is a mysterious figure also known as Prince Dakkar, who lost his kingdom and his family in the Indian Rebellion of 1857. He devotes himself to science and builds an ...
The Sun

Finding Nemo was a LIE because lost fish’s dad would have turned into his mum in the real world, scientists claim

Male clownfish change sex when their partner dies and take on a maternal role, meaning Disney's heartwarming tale is even less realistic than anyone guessed FINDING Nemo would have ended VERY ...
Los Angeles Times

‘Finding Nemo’: The ultimate summer movie or just the ultimate parenting movie?

The #UltimateSummerMovie Showdown is underway, and voters have chosen “Finding Nemo” (2003) as their winner for Week 5, dedicated to movies first released in theaters from May 29-June 4 (between 1975 ...
Los Angeles Times

‘Nautilus’ gives Capt. Nemo a swashbuckling origin story

Certain elements of Jules Verne’s 1870 novel “Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea” have become a TV series, “Nautilus,” premiering Sunday on AMC, which picked up the show after Disney+, which ...
Rolling Stone

‘Finding Nemo’ Set the Standard for How We See the Ocean on Film

Science and animation are tied together like a moon to a planet. While they exist on distant planes and their connection is invisible, to animate is to have a fundamental understanding of science and ...
Decider

Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Nautilus’ On AMC, An Origin Story For Jules Verne’s Captain Nemo

It’s always quite a task to take on a classic novel and try to make either a sequel or prequel. In the case of Nautilus, originally produced for Disney+, and picked up by AMC for US viewers after ...