Disney•Pixar’s “Finding Nemo” dives back into theaters and homes this year in breathtaking Digital 3D™. The must-“sea,” must-own Oscar®-winning underwater adventure—featuring the unforgettable Marlin, ...

"Finding Nemo" is well on its way to becoming the top-selling DVD ever, with consumers spending roughly $300 million buying and renting the movie on DVD and VHS during its first week in stores.

The clown fish that swallowed summer is headed to your house this fall. "Finding Nemo," the fishy blockbuster that blew everyone else -- "The Hulk," "Charlie's Angels" and even a reloaded "Matrix ...

DVD extras. Finding Nemo was made by Pixar, the studio behind Toy Story and Monsters Inc, and is about a fish's underwater search for his son. It features the voices of actors Albert Brooks and Ellen ...

Finding Nemo, first released in theaters in 2003, earned the Oscar® for Best Animated Feature Film and remains the fifth highest grossing animated film worldwide. In 2008, the American Film ...

'Walking' deep-sea diver Lloyd Scott today became the first man in Britain to watch a DVD fully submerged under water. Lloyd, who walked the London Marathon in his antique diving suit for charity ...

If early sales hold up, DVDs and videos of the animated underwater adventure Finding Nemo may be as hard to find as the movie's elusive young clown fish.

Pixar today announced that "Finding Nemo" sold 8 million units on DVD and video in North America on its first day of availability, making it the fastest selling title ever. The previous record of ...

Pixar Animation Studios Inc. (search) on Wednesday posted sharply higher fourth-quarter earnings as DVDs of its computer-animated hit "Finding Nemo" (search) flew off the shelves and the movie ...

ComingSoon.net reports that Disney and Pixar’s “Finding Nemo” has official surpassed Spider-Man to become the biggest title on DVD ever, in just 14 days. Walt Disney Pictures presentation of ...

Pixar and Disney today announced that "Finding Nemo" has sold 15 million DVDs in its first 14 days, making it the No.1 DVD of all time. In addition, the underwater cartoon has sold 20 million combined ...