It’s one of Pixar’s best films and it’s 20 years old – a great aquatic adventure that you can see on Disney+ if the little mermaid leaves you wanting more

You can see the 20 year difference in this film.

With The Little Mermaid now in theaters, poor King Triton is worth thinking about. OK, he may be very strict with his daughter Ariel and the path he has to take, but his overprotective feelings probably stem from the same fears and anxieties as any parent. The panic that something terrible could happen to your child is incalculable.

Sure, it’s easy to think so, given the curious anniversary that comes at the same time Disney history is being retold in remake form. Another aquatic adventure, less fantastic perhaps, but one that offers parents like Triton the chance to see their fears on screen and perhaps process them in a healthy way. Or, at the very least, enjoy some family entertainment, because Finding Nemo at least guarantees that.

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The film that a master of animation like Andrew Stanton writes and directs with the support of another heavyweight like Lee Unkrich is one of those essential classics of the Pixar studio. A fabulous aquatic odyssey that celebrates the wonderful diversity of the marine ecosystem and connects beautifully with parents who bring their children to see it. And this week we’re celebrating its 20th anniversary, and it’s worth streaming to redeem at disney+.

Albert Brooks voices Marvin, a clownfish who is constantly worried about his son Nemo. He tries to protect you from any danger, even if every eventuality is exaggerated to look like danger. The loss of his wife…

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