The story goes to very different places from both a narrative and location perspective, but the messages behind the film – don't judge a book by its cover, spontaneity can be liberating, you can do anything if you try hard enough, etc – are all too familiar. Most of these are handled with the intelligence and elegance we have come to expect from Pixar, though some hurdles prove to be too big. Even with the huge gap between movies, there are still obstacles to be circumvented in order to avoid sequelitis.

Shifting the focus from Nemo to Dory for this belated follow-up is a no-brainer it allows Pixar to concoct a new ocean-spanning adventure without feeling too repetitive, whilst cleverly bringing the broader plot full-circle by having the child now looking for the parents. This time, however, Dory takes centre stage. Everyone's favourite forgetful fish, Dory (Ellen DeGeneres), is back on the big screen a whopping 13 years after joining Marlin (Albert Brooks) on a quest to find his missing clownfish son.

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