Pixar’s “Finding Nemo,” the 2003 box office hit about a clownfish searching for his lost son, won the Academy Award on Sunday for best animated film. The picture, which has collected more than US$340 million from movie-goers, was the year’s top film at the box office and is the top-grossing animated film ever.
Read MorePixar 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 DVD/VHS units in the same time in the United States and Canadian market. Commenting on the accomplishment, Pixar and Apple CEO Steve Jobs said, “Pixar’s creative team pours their hearts into creating the industry’s best DVDs for our films, so this resounding success is especially gratifying.
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