Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Finding Nemo Film Reviews

Finding Nemo is fit for all ages such as kids, teenanger, adult and also for parents. This movie included of animation types. It takes place almost entiry under the sea, in the world of colourful tropical fish, the flora and fauna of a shallow warm water shelf not far from Australia. The setting for this movie at Great Barrier Reef in Australia.

Finding Nemo takes viewers as an overprotective clownfish father, Marlin, teams up with a forgetful hippo tang, Dory, to find Marlin's lost son, Nemo. Nemo wanders too close to a human scuba diving expedition and becomes an aquarium specimen. The film touches in issues of how a parent's natural protective insticts can drive away a child, because they still need their families. There is also the message about the importance of diversity and harmony.

This movie is talk about adventure of Nemo. His father, Marlin very protected Nemo all the times because he hurt with his fin so he can not swim well. When Nemo goes to school at the first day, his father warns him to stay with the class and avoid the dangers of the drop off to deep water, but he was forgot, and ends up as captive in the salt water aquarium of a dentist in Sydney. Marlin do not know about where is her son existence, then he swims off bravely to find his missing boy, aided by Dory. Dory is a blue tang with enormous eyed who he meets along the way. On the way, they were met many turtles and give them some help to found his son. A turtle was 150 years old.

There is possible way a fish can escape an aquarium in an office and get out of the window and cross the highway and into the sea.
The end of Finding Nemo is a treasure trove of visual splendour, from the opening scenes on the coral reef with Marlin taking up residence in his new anemone to the cheesy indside of Nemo's aquarium cage.

Monday, November 17, 2008

Rottnest Island










Dear Mom,

Last week I went on a school camp to Rottnest Island for 3 days. Before I went there. I made a group with my friends. Our group contained about five people and we had to think and prepare our food at Rottnest. We bought meals from Perth because if we bought it in Rottnest it was more expensive tha Perth. We went to Rottnest Island by Ferry and it toke about 30 minutes.

Rottnest is a small island, there are only a few cars and buses so it makes it safe for us to ride a bike. We can ride a bike where ever we want to go. We must wear a helmet. No humans lived there as residents. We can't buy land on Rottnest. All people go there for recreation.

After we arrived at Rottnest , we had a Bus Tour to go and look around the Island, then we had lunch. All of us rented a bicycle, then we went to our cottage. Five or six people lived in one cottage. On Rottnest Island there are a lot of quokkas. They go outside especially at night, we can't feed them. Quokkas look like Kangaroos but their size is smaller than the Kangaroo, they also have a pouch.

On the second day we cycled to the beach and went snorkelling. I was very tired because there were mani hills. There are a lot of beaches, I loved the beach because the sand is very white and the water is very clear like a crystal, there was a lot of seagrass and coral. We went snorkelling on the beach to see small fish bur the water is very cold. The sea view is very beautiful, the sea is very blue. I have never seen that before, so I toke many photos.

There are some shops such as a souvenir shop, Subway, Redrooster, and a supermarket. My most favourite activity as a tourist coming to Rottnest was going fishing. The beautiful memory that I have is playing and taking some photos with my friends in the beach. I don't like the sunlight especially if I didn't use sun screen, my skin can easily get sunburn. Overall, it was an exciting vacation. I have gained a lot of essential experiences there, including how to comprehend and appreciate our nature.

Lovely Awanni