Dories unterwasserkamara

Being 3 hours long they should have made it loop at least every 15 minutes rather than every couple of minutes. Would have been more enjoyable content that way.

This is a movie intended to run in the background, and was never intended to be watched exclusively. Turn it on for young kids-- it makes a pleasant moving background with ocean sounds to help bring ambience while kids play or during a birthday party. The characters of Finding Nemo and Finding Dory appear on screen periodically and interact with each other and with the camera, making it interesting for a child whose imagination wanders from activities to the screen for a minute or two. Anyone who gives this a low rating doesn't understand what it's intended for. There are other types of movies similar to this, such as "Cat warming itself in front of a hearth" movie, which is also three-hours long. Obviously it's not intended to be watched for three hours.

I don't know why it's rated so low or why there are complaints. It's a screensaver. It's a looped bit of animation. It's not meant to be a movie. I think it's great. Something to entertain a very small child in traffic or in a waiting room.

I don't understand why people are reviewing this thing based on what they expected it to be when they didn't realize it was a screensaver. It's not a movie or short film; complining that it's boring and has no plot or dialogue seems kind of dense.

This is basically the Pixar equivalent of a video fireplace. It's a cute little ~5 minute loop of Finding Dory/Nemo characters swimming around. It's for running in the background while you relax or while you get on with your life.

Judging it as anything else is pointless.

It's beautiful to look at, very peaceful, and cute. It would be nice if it was a longer loop or if it alternated between a few different sequences, but otherwise, it's a perfect execution of what it is intended to be.

Got a fussy baby or toddler? Not anymore! Plop them in front of the reef cam for a bit and you've earned yourself a nice little break. Or a moment to scream into your pillow in the other room. Whatever works.

Our son giggles every time the fish bonks himself on the glass and it's everything. I know there are 4K Aquarium videos on YouTube, but something about the animation on this one is just perfect for his little brain.

I'm not sure how anyone could watch this for more than a minute or two and NOT realize what it is, but I guess I should be happy those people aren't parents. 10/10, bravo Disney!