Shark Tale (2004)
Shark Tale (2004) is an amusing animated film created by DreamWorks Animation Productions for DreamWorks Pictures. In the Southside Reef resides Oscar, a bluestreak cleaner wrasse who longed to work at the Whale Wash like his late father Earl, despite being teased by his peers. Oscar dreams of fame and fortune but finds himself owing money to his boss, Sykes, who owns the Whale Wash and happens to be a pufferfish. Luckily, his best friend Angie offers him a pearl from her grandmother as collateral to settle his debt. At the same time, Don Lino, head of a shark mob consisting of orcas, sailfish, and octopuses (among others), is displeased with his son Lenny’s vegetarianism and orders his other son Frankie to take Lenny under his wing.
On a fateful day, Oscar brings the pearl’s earnings to a seahorse race where he meets Sykes. Learning that the race is fixed, he puts all his money on a horse named ‘Lucky Day’. At the same time, Lola, a lionfish with ulterior motives, catches his eye. Though Sykes is initially upset with Oscar’s impulsive bet, he still holds out hope for Lucky Day’s success. However, as Lucky Day takes the lead and seemingly secures victory, he tragically stumbles just shy of the finish line. Enraged by this turn of events, Sykes turns to his Jamaican jellyfish enforcers Ernie and Bernie for revenge. As they electrocute Oscar who is bound and helpless, Frankie witnesses this cruelty and urges Lenny to attack him. But instead, Lenny chooses to free Oscar and urges him to escape while he can. In a fit of anger towards his own brother’s vulnerability, Frankie charges at Oscar but meets his end when an anchor from above strikes him down unexpectedly. Overwhelmed with guilt for his brother’s demise, Lenny departs in sorrow.
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Shark Tale (2004) is an amusing animated film created by DreamWorks Animation Productions for DreamWorks Pictures. In the Southside Reef resides Oscar, a bluestreak cleaner wrasse who longed to work at the Whale Wash like his late father Earl, despite being teased by his peers. Oscar dreams of fame and fortune but finds himself owing money to his boss, Sykes, who owns the Whale Wash and happens to be a pufferfish. Luckily, his best friend Angie offers him a pearl from her grandmother as collateral to settle his debt. At the same time, Don Lino, head of a shark mob consisting of orcas, sailfish, and octopuses (among others), is displeased with his son Lenny’s vegetarianism and orders his other son Frankie to take Lenny under his wing.
On a fateful day, Oscar brings the pearl’s earnings to a seahorse race where he meets Sykes. Learning that the race is fixed, he puts all his money on a horse named ‘Lucky Day’. At the same time, Lola, a lionfish with ulterior motives, catches his eye. Though Sykes is initially upset with Oscar’s impulsive bet, he still holds out hope for Lucky Day’s success. However, as Lucky Day takes the lead and seemingly secures victory, he tragically stumbles just shy of the finish line. Enraged by this turn of events, Sykes turns to his Jamaican jellyfish enforcers Ernie and Bernie for revenge. As they electrocute Oscar who is bound and helpless, Frankie witnesses this cruelty and urges Lenny to attack him. But instead, Lenny chooses to free Oscar and urges him to escape while he can. In a fit of anger towards his own brother’s vulnerability, Frankie charges at Oscar but meets his end when an anchor from above strikes him down unexpectedly. Overwhelmed with guilt for his brother’s demise, Lenny departs in sorrow.