Pixar's Finding Nemo took audiences into the depths of the ocean, as the titular clownfish is captured by a diver leading to his father Marlin setting out to track him down with a little help from a regal blue tang called Dory. Finding Nemo is perhaps the most family friendly movie about child kidnapping ever made, but, as great as it is, it isn't without its flaws. During the scene where Nemo attempts to come out of the filter, other fish come to help his using fake kelpe to pull him out. The seaweed doesn't reach, yet when the film cuts back to the fish it is clear that nearly half the fake seaweed is still there to be used. Why didn't they feed the full length through and pull Nemo out?
