WARNING! Finding Nemo is screwed up. DO NOT BUY

I'm experiencing the same issue, where can I go to report this?

Any idea how to fix this?

When an item is reported as being corrupt, and we process a refund, we do it in a way that notates the item. This informs the department that handles the quality of the iTunes Stores content, that there is an issue that needs to be addressed. That department then reviews the item in question, and contacts the content provider. iTunes then awaits the content providers update regarding the file. This process should have been addressed to you, at the very least you should have been advised that the item in question was being investigated.

Now when this happens we have very little information regarding the file itself. We are actually to be under the impression that the issues are download issues, not content issues, until the appropriate department reviews the content and states otherwise. As you can imagine, it takes a little while for iTunes to speak directly with the distributor regarding the issues, and then for the distributor to release the updated version. At that time, the fixed version is made available to all who purchased it. It is because of this, that apple does not immediately 'pull' the content from the store front, without giving the distributor a chance to address the issue. It is also due to this that we try to advise customers to give the item a few weeks to be fixed before attempting to repurchase.

With this being said, the item "Finding Nemo" has been notated. It will be reviewed shortly, if not already, and a fix will be made available as soon as the content developer addresses the issue.

I hope that this kind of explains what is happening with that file. I know it is not exactly what you were hoping to hear, but we really have to wait for the content developer to provide us a fix version, at least give them a chance to address the issue. As for a timeline on how long this should take, there is no exact number I can give, and we usually advise to give at least 3 weeks before attempting to repurchase.

I hope you have found this information helpful. I'd like to thank you for your continuing business with us at Apple.

I had purchased this movie and watched it several times with no problems. However, today I endeavored to download it again, but it was not available. I did some research and came across this post. Is this the reason why it is not available in the iTunes Store? Will this be resolved soon? I want to watch my movie.

Annoying issue!... Anyone know when this will be resolved?

Plays on iPhone4S but not on iPad 3rd Gen or iTunes 11. Also, cannot re-download the movie.

Finding nemo has been fixed and it available again in the iTunes Store.

With this being said, the item "Finding Nemo" has been notated. It will be reviewed shortly, if not already, and a fix will be made available as soon as the content developer addresses the issue.

I'd like to thank you for your continuing business with us at Apple.

Out of curiosity: do you work for Apple?

No, that was the email response I received from Apple when I reported the problem.

Thank you for the clarification - it might be helpful to put such phrases in "quotes" along with a note so it is clear that you are quoting someone else's reply, such as "this is the info I received from Apple support".

Helpful for who? How? The info was spot on who cares where I got it from. I do this from an iPhone and its a pain to copy paste such a large body of words and the scroll around looking for places to put quotations and notes. I'm positive I won't get sued by anyone for plagiarism.

No one is accusing you of plagerism. Its simply that the manner in which you posted could lead some to think that you are an authorized representative of Apple communicating to forum memebers, which is obviously not the case. The information you provided is fine, it simply would have been more appropriate to indicate the source, since it was not you.

Got it. Ill remember for next time.

Ok, get this. I called up Apple shortly after my previous post trying to find out what was going on. The "iTunes Store" Department said the movie was no longer available in the store, would not return, and they would not issue me a refund. I kept at it, talking to a manager and so-forth, making my case for a refund or at least an iTunes Store credit. The iTunes Store department kept saying "no" to everything my representative asked him.

Long story short, after two hours on the phone, the rep offered to give me up to $50 in hardware off the Apple Store. However, before I finished the conversation, my PC started downloading the movie (though my iPad or iPod still wouldn't). I told the rep about it, saying I would understand if he couldn't give me to $50 item. He said "You deserve it, you've been on the phone for a while." Wow! Though I don't like how the iTunes store handled things, I sure do like how this rep did! I ended up with my movie AND a Lightning to HDMI converter to watch it on my HDTV! Way to go, Apple!!