The twenty-five films that edged Argo out all fall in the documentary or Pixar trying to make more money category with Finding Nemo 3D ranking at #8 and Monsters, Inc. 3D ranking at #16. Which begs the question: why the Hell did newspapers run reviews of films everyone saw a decade ago? The storytelling didn’t change, it just poked out more.

Pixar should re-release Argo as a documentary in 3D. It would clean up.

Andrew Stanton is heading back to animation, signing on to direct a sequel to Pixar’s Finding Nemo, the 2003 modern classic he co-directed.

Victoria Strouse, who wrote the 2008 Black list script The Apostles of Infinite Love, is writing the script and Lindsey Collins is producing. A 2016 release date is being eyed. (THR)

Not sure what the story will be about?  Will Nemo get lost again? Some fish just have a knack for getting lost I guess. He’s like Carl from The Walking Dead. Or perhaps he’ll be fishnapped by that seagull’s relatives as revenge. If so, they’ll need a fish with a very particular set of skills to bring him back. Think Taken meets Mr. Limpet and please let that happen.