I DIDN'T KNOW CLOWNFISH COULD DO THIS - reaction to film theory, finding nemo's untold story

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on the channel where we watch videos you wouldn't normally watch. Yes, it's been a while, but we're back to the movies. Theory of game theories put us in a chokehold but they broke. free for a while and now we delve into the

story

of Nemo. The

story

of Finding Nemo, so let's take a look at it and look at the document. I'm sure they may have found me in the end, but did I ever really find myself? Listen Nemo, it's really you. They see such different lenses why because that joke was horrible, a real load of carp.

I thought you were supposed to be a

clownfish

. What a great session today, see you next week buddy, thanks for ending with a good joke, but I wasn't kidding. Hello Internet, welcome to Film Theory, the home of the most sophisticated fan series on the Internet, with Pixar again in the news for its new cinematic story about two guys living in an urban world full of magic called Bright Fairy Lives, not today It matters, waits Will. Smith is there, I actually like that, yeah, oh wait, no, no, sorry, I have to confuse it with the other movie about two guys living in a gritty urban.

It's an equally uninteresting non-descriptive title, so brilliant, so in reality the two

film

s are practically the same. Anyway, I was about to get defensive because I haven't seen it yet and I'm not going to talk about it yet. No, today we're going back into Pixar's past with a deep dive into the Finding Nemo franchise to explore a plot point that may have some significant implications for our father's son, Duo, as well as the eventual third Pixar

film

. the franchise, because we all

know

it will come. Obviously animated movies with talking animals are not expected to take some liberties, as audiences understand that not everything in the movie will be 100% realistic, which is why most of us can watch the Circle of Life scene from The Lion King without a hungry cheetah ripping out a zebra's throat, however, there are people who just can't do it. put up with a movie with factual inaccuracies like that, no his name isn't just Matt Pat or at least I mean I'm not the only example of Finding Nemo director Andrew Stanton who has been very vocal about his need for scientific accuracy in Finding Nemo. movies when he watched The Lion King bothered him, so when he developed the Finding Nemo booth, he very intentionally sought to present truths to the animal kingdom, even when that truth was unfair or brutal.

Dave explains quoting Nemo is working with the real world, the real predator. world and it was definitely a response to The Lion King. I liked working within the limitations of nature's rules rather than breaking the rules and saying that everything is included in the circle of life. I like that there is some reality to the end-of-life quote as a As a result, the Nemo movies are packed with facts and truths about marine biology. What you want to do is follow the EAC, which is the currency of Eastern Australia, yes, a totally real thing that exists and that fish used to migrate, let's name the areas of the Open Sea level, no. just a catchy song but also a good way to remember the different areas of the ocean, why don't we have more songs to learn things?

This is how I want to learn. Even

this

is hosted at some level. In fact, there are certain species of sharks that are able to survive on a primarily vegetarian diet, but how honest was Andrew willing to go because Nemo and Marlon are

clownfish

and clownfish harbor interesting anatomical secrets that are seen in the absence of a female in the colony, will a male clownfish become a female? Right, according to everything scientists currently

know

about clownfish, if Nemo's mother had really been killed by a barracudo as we see at the beginning of the movie, then Marlon Nemo's father, who immediately began the process of become a biological female, that is because clownfish are what are known as protandros. hermaphrodites, meaning they are born with immature reproductive organs, the male organs developing first around age two and the female organs only developing later if the clownfish colony needs him to step up because, oh, what?

Does a clownfish know what a female is? What is needed is for wild fish colonies to have only one female at a time and she only mates with the dominant male if the females, the dominant male then steps forward and becomes the dominant female, but that It's not the big reveal. I'm talking about when it comes to

finding

, I

didn

't know that's really cool, no, there's one last twist to the story with our dominant male, in

this

case Marlin is now female, vacating the role of dominant male, which means Don't don't go there Matt, I just hope I'm wrong, I hope my mind is wrong and he doesn't go where I think he's going.

One of The Colony's amateur males has to ascend to the role of breeding male, but in that of Nemo. Colony, there is only one more thing to feel that role of Nemo himself, which means that when Marlin becomes a biological female, Nemo would have to biologically ascend to the role of the dominant male; In other words, in a completely realistic version of this movie, Nemo then procreates with his own father Marlin. I know our official tagline is ruining your childhood, but seriously, this one is really aiming for that now, in all seriousness, surely Disney doesn't intend for its animated family franchise to be interpreted this way, right?

I mean, we see. a large number of marlin after his wife Coral dies and everyone, including Marlon himself, only identifies him as male without a doubt a year later, during the events of Finding Dory, Marlon is still referred to as he and There is certainly no evidence that Marlon and Nemo, do you know how to take a role in the a

nemo

ne? I mean, you never know what happened between Finding Nemo one and Finding Nemo 2. Don't worry, the two of them still live alone without any sign of little clowns around, sorry little clowns. led to a terrifying image, there the little underwater clowns are the stuff of nightmares.

Let me rephrase that the two of them still live alone without any sign of little clownfish around. What did you say? Andrew Stanton I liked working within the limitations of nature's rules. instead of breaking the rules, funny how he just overlooked that, but making that comment now, huh, then again? Stanton very, very clearly did his research on the clownfish, sought to show the Animal Kingdom in a realistic light and appears everywhere you look, coral and billfish embody the typical clownfish family. Dynamic for a t as the most dominant member of his schools. Female clownfish are the ones that venture outside the a

nemo

ne and defend their homes against predators, while male clownfish take care of the children and rarely leave the anemone in reality.

The female clownfish does not back down from the Barracuda and dies defending her eggs. Likewise, Marlin is growing up and is too cautious to stray too far from home. The clownfish is fine, I guess Dynamic makes sense, so it's basically the only fish in the sea that doesn't get it. stung by an anemone and the movies are sure to throw that fact in there too. Hey guys, even when we get to Finding Dory, the aquarium is full of marine biology data, so how far were you willing to push the scientific feasibility of this? movie well this will be a surprise to very few of you but I have a

theory

a movie theory okay this theory just popped into my head and they let me talk about this so stay with me what if The father

didn

't do it? physically change into a female like I guess real clownfish do, but characteristically he transformed into a more typical female clownfish, so what I mean by that is that before he was very affectionate, he didn't really intervene too much, but then as the movie and the story progresses. she actually takes action to fight any danger she may be harming, possibly harming his child, perhaps that's how she intended the writer to try to incorporate that change into the character.

I think they are doing it. I think this is exactly what is happening. in these movies it's not the part about Nemo, obviously, that would be going too far, but I think Marlin may, in fact, be biologically changing into a female clownfish right in front of our eyes, just hear me out on this as you might assume it will happen. take a while for the dominant male clownfish to completely change biologically and be fine now I'm wondering where he's going with this because I just told you my theory or which one came to mind. I guess a theory of a female, in fact, a 2019.

One study found that the organs of a dominant male clownfish can take years to fully develop into female parts, but they also found that the change from male to female begins first in the clownfish brain before actual physical changes are detected in its mating organs, meaning a dominant male. Clownfish behaviors will become feminine almost immediately as soon as the death of the female clownfish occurs in the colony because this is important, behavioral changes occur immediately and physiological changes occur later. This is Serena in glasses to remind you to like, subscribe, click that bell. so you never miss a

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and while you're at it, be sure to check out the links to our Discord channel and games in the video description so you know what class is available and what this means for the marlin character. it means that Marlin should exhibit feminine behavior shortly after we see Coral die and exactly what we see happen, let's create a timeline, should we?

Marlin's transformation begins the moment the Barracuda kills Quarrel, we will call this day Zero, at that moment Nemo is an egg that is only a couple of days away from hatching after the Barracuda attack leaves Marlin with only a viable egg to breed. We leap forward in time to win. Nemo is a juvenile clownfish that would be between 9 and 15 months old at this stage. A fish in Marlin's position should exhibit a fully developed female brain and we would expect to see Marlin exhibiting female clownfish characteristics and behaviors, such as emitting warning calls or even launching attacks while still being cautious about venturing too far away. the anemone OMG I'm so clever at the progression of the movies, in fact we see Marlin becoming assertive in new things.

Yes, he's been fighting sharks and jellyfish. It can't be him. Are you sure what his name was? He is kind of supportive. That's little Marlon. clownfish from The Reef a little side note if we come back here this pelican, are you sure what his name was? It's some kind of sport fish or something, tuna trout, that's Marlin, the little clown fish from The Reef. I'll go three and Mark is has to be the coolest character in Finding Nemo. Merlin certainly remains cautious about venturing too far from the anemone, even during the course of Finding Dory, which takes place a year later, so this means that at the end of Finding Dory we are approximately two years away from the day. zero. approximately 9 to 15 months at the end of the first movie plus 12 months in the second movie or about 24 months in total Nemo is now two years old and Marlin has theoretically been undergoing this process of change for two years.

Does this theory hold up based on the Timeline of Events, yes you see that two year old Mark turns out to be the turning point in time for both Nemo and Marlin as Nemo has reached the end of his adolescent reproductive maturity after Mark for two years, so Nemo is on the cusp. From this moment in which Finding Dory concludes, this means that the next time we see Nemo, he will finally be able to take on the role of breeding male, but as we all know, it takes two for Underwater Tango and two-year-old Mark. . Marlin is likely still going through the transformation of him in that 2019 study I referenced above.

The researchers observed the chain change of clownfish over a three-year period and the study concluded that after those three years, only three of the 17 males had fully completed the gonadal change to females, so all this is to say. that when Finding Dory concludes, we wouldn't expect the positions of the clownfish and Nemo and Marlin to collide, but we would expect them to begin the process in the near future, so this seems like a smart place for Disney to end their family franchise because From here on out things are going to start getting awkward with hashtags, so there you have it folks, that's why we'll never get Finding Nemo 3 because if the director is really committed to scientific accuracy in his movie there's no no world in which Nemo 3can happen.

Surely nothing

could

convince Disney to undermine its commitment to entertaining canine family audiences with entry-level entertainment, not even money, of course, well, how much money are we talking about here exactly because from a financial standpoint? From the point of view of the Finding Nemo franchise being an absolute cash cow, the Finding Nemo duology has made more money than any other duology in Pixar's history, in fact, when adjusted, if they made three Finding Nemo to Nemo, I would expect them to kill the dead, that's the easiest. Making Finding Nemo and Finding Dory are Pixar's number one and two highest-grossing films, and from a creative standpoint, director Andrew Stan hasn't ruled out the possibility of a third Nemo movie.

Here is another quote from him. I really feel like this was the missing piece emotionally for the first movie. Now I stopped saying never for nothing because there are a lot of characters that are introduced and we've managed the universe for this movie and again I'm very used to seeing that world continue. It opens the Toy Story movies, so I've learned to say, as far as I know, I think everything that was born from the first movie is finished, but we'll see the end of the quote, but let's look at the last comment. that was born from the first film is not completely finished Andrew, you see.

I think the strongest argument for a third Nemo movie is, from a story point of view, the three main characters of both movies are Nemo, Dory and Marlin, first Marlin found Nemo in Finding Nemo, then Marlin found Dory in Finding Dory, and then we would naturally expect Marlin to find Marlin. This won't be so much a physical search for Marlin as a story of inner discovery. as Marlin's shoulders knew gender roles in the midst of his own biologically mandated role reversal, he's like the transparent version of a marine biologist, he's discovering himself as a new fish, like the fish he was always born to be. .

I mean, it will be a little difficult to remove. for China, Disney, but then again, some things are bigger than China. Disney

could

definitely use the PR after being hit in recent years for its lackluster portrayal of LGBT plus characters and let's face it, a story like this is still rooted in the real-world science that Andrew Stanton found these movies in the first place. place, but hey, that's just a theory, a movie. Theory and cuts that were good. I'm very glad I understood it. Although I don't like my childhood being ruined with videos like this, I enjoy them.

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