Why was the name ' Nemo' used in the hit cartoon movie : ' Finding Nemo'?
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Probably inspired from "Captain Nemo", from the story 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea.
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“What’s your name? "\n"Puddin Tane.\nAsk me again, and I’ll tell you the same.”\n\nAll I know is the it is considered a "traditional African American children’s rhyme."  I looked and looked...this was all I could find.
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The name Noah is wicked cute.  Just think about the character Noah in "The Notebook"!!!
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depends on the year and location in the US. for a few years there i thought every other girl was named jasmine. remember that huge influx of tiffanys. there are common names like john and micheal that are always big hits. but the popular names that really crack me up are the ones that come after major disney releases.
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CLICK HERE:http://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/emo#Etymology\n\nalso Emo may refer to:\n\nEmo (music), a subgenre of hardcore punk \nEmo (slang), a slang term used to describe a wide range of fashion styles and attitudes somewhat affiliated with emo music \nEmo (album), an album by Screeching Weasel \nEmo (oil), an Irish oil company and filling station chain \nEmo's, a nightclub in Austin, Texas \nEmo Philips, an American stand-up comedian \nEmo, County Laois, a town in the Republic of Ireland \nEmo, Ontario, a town in Canada \nEric Moulds, wide receiver for the Houston Texans (formerly Buffalo Bills) (fan slang) \nHow to be: Emo, an internet movie explaining the subculture of emo and emo music \nKeith Emerson, famed British keyboardist/pianist \nVilla Emo, a 16th century villa by Andrea Palladio \nEmo Boy, a comic book by Steve Emond, published by Slave Labor Graphics \n"Emo", a song by blink-182 \n"Emo", a song by Hot Water Music \nEmo, a character in the movie Elephants Dream \nEmo, an abbreviation of given names like Emil and Emanuil
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Well alright then. So why did you choose that name? I'm just curious.
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finding nemo had that awesome turtle who had definetly been in the sun too long. and there was of course dori. but having a 7foot tall monster run away from a kid has it's merrits. it's all up to u.
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Nope. Jimmy Stewart's character only asked Harvey for his first name (by chance it was also Mr. Dowd's favorite name) hmmm...\n\nI love that movie!
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i saw the older one.  i like it.  :)  we call my brothers the boys in the movie.  i think it's funny when the kid with the comb says, "i lost the comb." :o)) he didn't even have any hair to comb!
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because orphans are underdogs that everyone likes.\nlook at the track record - Bambi's mom, Simba's Dad, both of Mogli's parents (although admittedly all you see is the wrecked canoe), Milo's father from Atlantis, Jack Hawkin's Dad from Treasure Planet (oh, wait...he JUST left, he didn't die).... The list goes on. They are the Hannibal Lecter of children's film production. the usage of parental loss is a strong (possibly the strongest) dramatic device you can use to emotionally impact with a children audience
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I don't think Finding Nemo set out to portray ocean life accurately. It's a fantastical story. As far as fish communication, I'm sure it exists, but not in the form of "talking." Fish communicate through body gestures most likely, and possibly some other means such as body secretions or even sound production. \n\nWhatever the means, though, fish communication is almost certainly centered around extremely basic topics such as keeping a school together or coordinated hunting in the case of larger fish like sharks.
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Bad News Bears ( I think...it's the first one i thought of..and that's the original movie version 1976)..possibly wrong.\nRiding in Cars with Boys\n\n\n\n*it's been used in a lot of movies...and covered by a lot of artists.
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Little Nemo: Adventures In Slumberland™
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I've heard "maneto" used as a nickname. It comes from "hermanito," meaning little brother, and people shorten it to make it more affectionate.
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O My God! I loved that cartoon! My mom taped it for me and I bet I watched that movie 5 times a day. I swear, I watched that thing until it broke! I alternated that with Milo and Otis. Thats one of the bigger parts of my childhood. (I didnt have many friends) Lol
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Proper names and titles of people and things are often pronounced the same as they would be in their original language.  So it would be the same, only with a Spanish sound to it.  Rent Willy Wonka in Spanish and see for yourself.
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YES ME!!!! \nHOW DID YOU COME UP WITH THAT NAME!?\nHEHE