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Mrs Puff has said before shes had to move to a new town with a new name. Her name before was Mrs. Sykes, but her husband's ties to the mafia put her in danger. They ended up divorcing because Mr. Sykes cared about her and didn't want her in danger, but associating with "Sykes" was still risky, so she thought of the name "Puff" and moved, coming up with a story about her husband being caught by the hooks.
+Jack Rose Reviews Shut Up! Like MrEnter said, just because they're underwater, doesn't mean they constantly have to make underwater puns; that's the equivilent of Smurfs making Smurf/Blue Puns, because they're Smurfs and they're blue.
I'd argue that _Shark Tale's_ color palette issues go well beyond just being greasy, grimy, and unpleasant. I've found media with far bleaker palettes far more appealing than _Tale._ The problem is that the greasy-grimy palette is inconsistent; some parts try to evoke _Godfather,_ while others try to evoke _Finding Nemo._ You have colorful characters and grimy characters interacting together, in front of backgrounds that often mix the stylistic influences by basically dumping one atop the other.
Given that the color palettes and styles of Finding Nemo and The Godfather are basically the closest opposites you can go, it'll be foolish to combine them in such a lazy way. Seriously, I was lost by the tone of this movie.
You wanna know the difference of actual work and research that went in Shark Tale vs Finding Nemo? Shark Fact: Fathers don't hang around after they've mated with the mom. Finding Nemo: Shark- *crying* "I Never Knew My Fatha!" Shark Tale: *Has father be mob boss and raise his sons with no mother in sight*
It's a special, precious kind of failure to manage to say the exact opposite of the truth (Like that part of Shark Tale did, a movie that failed to impress me when The Last Airbender fucking AMAZED ME!) when you could look it up on Google.
zeemgeem Good joke but not really true. Scientists who studied a blind cave fish noticed it was able to count. And of course that whole thing about goldfish memory is just a myth. MythBusters actually debunked it in one of their episodes.
It has always been kinda like that. Dreamworks animations always differed that much from Pixar & Disney movies. Take "Antz" for example and compare it with "A Bugs life".
@@jefferyjones8399 Bugs Life's animation holds up a lot better. The casting...lets call that a draw. Writing...Antz. Yeah, sorry, Antz. No question. So, yeah, it's probably more a matter of preference. Do you prefer breezy animation, or do you prefer a darker, stakes driven, narrative?
“Ah stop your moaning Oscar. It could be a lot worse.” “Yeah it’s true. I could be in a Sci fi flop by a director that people love at first then question why they love him.”
@@teddylancer2069 I think that's what he's talking about. It was, after all, a science fiction film that starred Will Smith and caused people to question why they ever liked him. Not only was all the acting in that film bad, but it reflected poorly on him as a person (being obviously both a Vanity Project and a Nepotistic attempt to prop up his son's acting "career").
@@jaxthewolf4572 Lenny hates them, too. This is one of the dumb things in Shark Tale that's simple to explain... obviously borne from sloppy writing rather than intent, but simple to explain.
Lenny doesn't seem to give a shit that his brother died, or that his dad is grieving. He only cares about leaving home because his dad doesn't accept his poor dietary choices. He's a fucking idiot!
It was because of will smith did you guys forget the draw will smith used to be?? Peopel would see movies just because he was in it, they didnt care about what part he had. I love will smith too, but this was a blatant exploitation of our love for him lmao
Revisiting this, I just realized a few better movies to show kids that this offers: - If you want to show your kids a movie about animated fish, rent/buy them Finding Nemo or The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie. - If you want to show them a movie teaching the lesson that lying is bad, show them the Veggietales Larry Boy movies. - If you want to watch the Godfather, rent The Godfather.
If you wanna watch a good Dreamwork’s movie, rent or buy Shrek 1 and 2 The Madagascar trilogy the Kung Fu Panda trilogy the How to train your dragon trilogy. The Prince of Egypt Megamind The Croods movies The Boss Baby movies Captain Underpants Penguins of Madagascar Puss in Boots 1 and especially 2
9:18 “I’ve spent my whole life protecting my children, I’m 42 years old, my blood type is AB- and I run a mafia in the ocean, but you’ll never defeat me and my stand, 「OCEAN MAN」”
Angie's _not that much better_ in hindsight. She's _not_ a nice character, she's a "Nice guy" before that term became what it is today. She does favors and nice things for Oscar _expecting him_ to fall in love with her and acts like he's cheating on her when he's interested in someone else when a) they _weren't_ an item prior to Oscar and Lola's kiss and b) Angie kept hiding her feelings and expecting Oscar to read her mind when she should know by now that he's _too stupid_ to pick up what's in _blatantly obvious_ let alone implications.
@@rogue7723 I'm so glad I'm not the only one who despise Angie and see her as a moron and not much better than Lola. And when also a discrete number of people find her a clingy nuisance while the writers' intent was to put her relationship with Oscar as the heart of the movie and a great moral, you understand something went wrong... and how not to mention she keeps telling him not to aim high if he wants to be happy (I'm sorry, but the sentence "You don't have to live at the top if you wany to be a somebody" sounds like this and she never even tries to suggest him an alternative way to achieve his goal. Wow Angie, for a conscience you really suck...
Yup. Kids tend to experience more extreme emotions than adults, and when they're looking forward to something (e.g, that cool-looking movie they've seen -ads- trailers for on TV), the positive emotions from their hype can drown everything else out. By the same token, if they're _not_ looking forward to something (e.g, a book they have to read for school), the negative emotions from their anti-hype can drown out the thing's redeeming qualities.
"And if they do become famous for being famous, they're usually the joke of society." Why do people keep commenting this before listening to the whole thing?
A funny story of mine: I took ballet for nine years, and I was in the waiting room for my turn on stage for my recital routine, and people were playing movies, It was fun! We watched frozen...But then... They needed a new movie to play..and they chose "Shark tale" I was like "What is this? It kinda looks like Nemo...I guess this works" And then twelve minutes into the movie I cried... I was scared....of the main character...FUN!
Fish Prince of Bel-Sea So black he's... lazy, manipulative, and cons mobsters... Moral of the story: This is what kids grow up without the wisdom and guidance of Uncle Phil.
Wow. I never really realized the beautiful colors of Finding Nemo until now. Also, I know this this movie is just for cash and puns, but it should have been "codfather." I just like puns.
Remember when ScreenRant said both Finding Nemo and Shark Tale have beautiful animation???? Good thing someone found a plural amount of things to enjoy, however, Finding Nemo has animation that is as masterful as the way its stroy, characters and humour was executed to make it one of the greatest films from a great animation studio, but Shark Tale, on the other hand, has animation which Mr. Enter, Jambareeqi and AniMat (welp, possibly soon) described so well that like its sexistly stereotypical characters, it's one of the reasons why this is one of our most disliked films by an otherwise favourable animation studio that made phenomenons like The Prince of Egypt, Kung Fu Panda 1 & 2, Megamind, the How to Train Your Dragon trilogy, Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron, Madagascar: Escape 2 Africa and more.
Technically Spongebob has done entire plots based around them doing things underwater that shouldn't be possible. For example, in one episode Spongebob becomes a lifeguard despite not being able to swim. What makes it less of a problem is that the plots are still creative and interesting.
Yeah, but in that instance it's still important that it's being done underwater, because the fact that they're breaking the laws of logic is what makes it funny.
I think it's because in Spongebob it's done for comical reasons, so it works. In this movie you're meant to take it seriously, so it fails. Also, I'm not too sure about this and I need to go look it up again, but it is possible to have an underwater lake or river, as long as it's made of something denser than water, like brine, which is a very dense mixture of salt and water. The only thing is that I don't think brine can exist in the ocean, only in fresh water, since there is an underwater river of brine found in a lake in a cave.
Dylan Clarkin Goo Lagoon is supposed to be a patch of mud on the ocean floor, I believe. I don't remember if they actually show _water_ underwater, though.
***** A lot of times characters are shown taking a bath or showering. Even in earlier episodes where the logic was a lot more consistent. Unless that's the same "goo" of course.
12:59 "If you think you can get famous by doing absolutely nothing, you're an idiot on multiple levels." Tell that to Luigi. He made a whole career out of it.
He didn't do _nothing._ He helped Mario, and he cleared out a mansion of ghosts, and he...um...helped Mario some more...did he ever rescue Princess Daisy alone, or only with the help of Mario?
Cartoon Network has recently been working like this: 2 good shows in the morning, 5 hours of TTG, Shark Tale, 5 more hours of TTG, 2 Regular Shows, then Adult Swim.
Ok, ok, I think I got it. The connection between the mob and the ocean. Sleeping with the fishes. Also, another reason that joke doesn't work? Whitefish live in lakes.
Golden Freddy They created an entire movie around a pun. *Slow clap* You did it boys! You did it *Faster and harder clapping* You did it! *Angry claps* YOU DID IT!
Yeah, I came here to comment the same thing. That's the joke. This was a parody of the mafia genre - not a especifically amazing parody, just a parody. I don't mind people not liking it, I don't like it much myself, but I do think most of the hate for this movie comes from people straight-out missing the point...
That's what I said. And I didn't say anything about it being a cartoon excusing the movie's "shittiness". I simply don't think it's as shitty as some people seem to think and I can only guess people are missing the overall point of it being a parody of the gangster movie trope. It's like when Zootopia used the two-cop team-up movie trope/setting/structure for their plot. You think Zootopia got this much hate for it? But Zootopia, for all its unoriginality, had a great delivery in the feels department. Shark Tale? Its worse sin? It's simply too forgettable.
When I was younger I really liked this movie, because from a scientific standpoint the whalewash symbolizes a symbiotic relationship between animal species. Also, I really liked the vegetarian shark. I don't know if it was because he didn't fit in with his family, or that he just made a pathetic shark or what, but I liked his character... even if it gave the false impression that carnivores can live without meat. Seriously. Don't make your cat a vegetarian. They could die. There's a reason why cat and dog food pride themselves with having meat listed as the first ingredient. It's just healthier for the animal.
Really? Ah, how insightful. I am glad you found some redeeming value in the Jack Black shark, Lenny. If only Shark Tale was a better movie and rewritten better like Toy Story, you would be all set! November 17, 2019, 2:51am
I mean, you do realize most animals are carnivorous?? Dunno why kids’ movies try to avoid showing carnivorous animals eating other animals. It gives off a stupid perception of the real world. Say with the Lion King, what Rafiki does to baby Simba in the intro, that’s literally how baboons kill lion cubs. Not trying to be graphic, but this is literally how animals act. It’s similar to the live action Little Mermaid, there’s a song she sings (in her head) about how the humans see fish and most marine life as food, when there’s literally a part where Scuttle eats a fish in front of her?? Would Ariel ban fish harvesting upon marrying Eric?? That would have a huge negative impact on kingdoms that trade with his kingdom because they can’t buy certain resources
@@kristinahuchison2511 This is why I wish there was an adult version of The Little Mermaid. I always thought they lived in a society where fish that contributed to society stayed alive and those who couldn't were ate. This would explain when Sébastien said to turn him into a crab cake when he failed to babysit Ariel. And, yeah, it really disappointed me when in The Ice Age sequel the tiger is showing signs of starvation and they just draw it up as a will power issue.
... I want to give this movie more credit than it deserves, and say it's a reference to how one name for the US Dollar, "buck", comes from deer. Which would put clams as animals. Though that does still bring to question just what the Hellman's their currency is...
@@insulttothehumanrace3807 that is giving them too much credit, "clams" is already used as slang for money in the us. So they just put the slang in literally.
I love how Oysters are love beings in the beginning of this movie, just to make a dumb joke. Are clams considered slaves in this universe? Why couldn't they just have used sand dollars?
Wait, if he's headbanging then I got some perfect music for it. Hold on. *Plays Excision* I'M A FUCKING HEADBANGA BANGA BANGA BANGA BANGA! I'M A FUCKING HEADBANGA!!! *drop*
I've never understood the "she kissed him so it must be his fault" cliche. If you SEE her kissing him, WHY ARE YOU GETTING PISSED AT HIM!? And if he tells you she kissed him first, HE HAS NO REASON TO MAKE IT UP. This happens in every fucking romance movie and every time this happens the woman ALWAYS assumes it's the guy's fault. If she actually tried TALKING TO HIM, maybe she'd learn NOT TO ASSUME EVERYTHING YOU SEE IS REAL!
There's a lot of people like that in the world, though, unfortunately... and it's really bad, for both genders, when movies like this depict it as a positive thing.
"this is the carwash. i mean the carwash. i mean the attempts to hide that it's a carwash." i love when you do that repeated mistake thing it kills me every time
Y'know with the absolute shallowness of the Academy I can only assume it was nominated for an Oscar...because it had a main character named Oscar and someone thought they were hilaaaarious
That's a powerful guess. But the Oscars have to do with a FAR superior DreamWorks Animation films known as Chicken Run to the point where "Best Animated Feature" was a born category. 😉
4:48 In case you forgot, Finding Nemo also had sharks that didn't eat meat, and a whale, too. The difference is that Finding Nemo was clever about it XD
Sounds like Oscar is made to be like a inner city black stereotype but failed horribly , the car wash thing made me think of the Dr.Dre n Snoop movie The Wash lol.
I actually think that was the plan 😅 It's like they threw random movies in a hat and drew a few times. And out of all the movies they could have picked they got that dumpsterfire of a rapper movie (which I actually kinda enjoy as it's so bad it's good again) and out of all rappers they could have picked, they picked Will Smith, the mainstreamiest of rappers (and probably also the most kid friendly they could dig up). And then they probably told him to be the freshest of princes to ever fresh.
You're making me think of that RU-vidr who posted the entire performance of Prince's Purple Rain in the movie Purple Rain and got millions of views because of it.
3:00 And another thing.... You know what's really tragic here? This over-realistic and boring color pallet could have actually done the movie service. Think about it - imagine they give Oscar an actual real goal in life besides just being famous - imagine his goal instead is to go out and explore the ocean - explore farther beyond the reef and out into the ocean than any of his kind have ever done. He leaves the city behind to find a life of his own, and in that journey, he discovers a whole new world of color he had no idea existed - imagine like when Jack Skellington found Christmas Land, he suddenly finds places as vibrant and beautiful as what we saw in Finding Nemo. But in trying to go home to tell his friends about all this, the evil Shark mafia tries to stop this expansion to new territory because reasons - I don't know, maybe they're afraid of losing their influence of fear over the little fish people. So from then on, a lot of the shark scenes are back in this gritty dark dank area of the sea that helps for foreshadowing but then along comes Lenny the free spirited shark who doesn't wanna be in the Mafia and wants to find a new life too, and ultimately his fate somehow becomes intertwined with that of the little fish man that would normally be his prey.
Freaky Friday crossed with Aliens... So a movie about a space marine and a xenomorph who switch minds and end up seeing into the other side's ways and problems, and meet those who they would normally be fighting as allies, and in the process realize that each side is not necessarily in the right or wrong. I mean I'm sure an idea like this had been done before, but with marines and aliens? Hell yeah I'd watch that.. How does a one-off joke make a better idea for a story then half the movies that exist?!
Partly because about 70% of stories that do some kind of body-swap are just for comedy, while your pitch on it sounds like it could be a serious plot, with some decent social commentary. Partly because seeing a xenomorph trying to adjust to a human body would be either hilarious or interesting. Or horrifying. Really, we could make a whole comment chain answering that question.
DynoStretch Personally, I think it could work better as a horror movie. A space marine and a Xenomorph end of switching bodies. The alien, now in the human body, uses its appearance to sneak in plain sight and slowly works to try to kill everyone left aboard the ship. The marine in the Xenomorph body works to try to find some way to stop the alien, but has to hide from all of their former friends, knowing in their current form they would be shot on sight. They also either have to try to find a way to switch back, or, if necessary, kill the alien in their body and spent the rest of their life alone in a foreign body. And again, this entire thing originated from a one off joke in a review of a movie infinitely worse than that premise.
DynoStretch the alien trapped in the Marines body would find it so weird not having neon green, acidic blood and the marine trapped in the aliens body has to deal with the strict alien queen boss who hates how he is behind the face hugger job and almost fires the poor marine....holy shit I would watch that
Wow, Shark Tale over The Polar Express? That movie is probably one of my favorite Christmas movies, and definitely in my Top 5 favorite movies, the quality of the visuals & animation still amaze me years later, it's held up very well. I never read the original story, but I heard the film was also extremely faithful to it. I'd watch this movie 10 times over Shark Tale any day
Yeah, Polar Express is great. Shark Tale being chosen over it is ridiculously stupid... And the original story was a short, charming read. They basically took the plot of the book and added a lot of stuff (Which was a necessary move to make it a movie. Adapting the book by itself would result in a 12-minute short, at most).
You can't expect the characters to be fleshed out when it's based on a book. It's rare that a movie adaptation captures the personality of a protagonist. And in this case, the protagonists name is "The little Boy", they didn't really put too much focus into the characters, and I'm kind of glad they didn't, it made the characters easier to project onto.
Only two characters gets a true name' "Billy"(the very little shy boy) and Sister Sara, whose only mentioned i think in the beginning and end to the book. There's Hero Boy (protagonist) Hero Girl (the...well, girl) The Know It All Kid (the brainy boy who..well, thinks he knows everything" and the Conductor
The reason this movie was so successful was because almost every kid who fell in love with Finding Nemo the year prior wanted to see this as soon as they saw that it was also about fish I would know because sadly, I was one of those kids.
The part where you talk about how people who are famous don't try to be famous just reminded me of a famous person: JK Rowling. You see, when she started writing the first Harry Potter book, she was a single parent on welfare and was thinking about suicide. She turned to the thing she was talented at: writing. Harry Potter is now one of the most well beloved franchises. That's something Oscar should've thought about. If he could. Edit: I just looked at the comments section after three years. Hoo boy, did I create a mess.
Those kinda things do happen, if the original writer doesnt want to, or is unfit to represent the book, another person can be hired to pose as the writer and earn a cut of the total profits. It's an actual thing, so calm down with the obnoxious emojis.
Bulma Bunny YES!!!!! SOMEONE WHO UNDERSTANDS THAT BURMA IS AWESOME UNLIKE CHI-CHI AND SHARK TALE, UNLIKE MANY OF THE BUTTHURT WHINERS OF THIS VIDEO!!!!!! ☇🤗😁😉😇✌🖒🖒🖒🖒❤
It was a bit shocking that a lot of people seem to not like this movie, and after the video I can understand why. Your description of the history and other stuff about the movie does make sense, yet despite, I still have a strong liking to this movie, and I don't think that will change anytime soon.
+Da Lime Considering how he constantly banged his head on the wall from the shear stupidity in this movie and whatever else shown in the movie that probably made him lose a good amount of brain cells (not to mention his quote "I'm gonna be as stupid as Oscar once this video is finished"), it's pretty easy to see how he made that simple mistake.
To this day the only reason I think this movie made any money was because of star power. Check out this cast: Will Smith, Robert De Niro, Renée Zellweger, Angelina Jolie, Jack Black, and Martin Scorsese in 2004 Hard not to make money with a cast like this, even with a shitty film.
true, you get that much star power in a room and throw millions at advertising and you cant help but turn a profit. The cast could spend 90 minutes recreating mozarts complete works using nothing but kazoos and armpit farts, and it would still turn a profit.
Reminds me of when the head-writer of Community ranted that the worst possible way you could introduce a character is have them turn to the screen, announce their name to the audience and say something snarky like "Hi, my name's Steve and if you're thinking what I'm thinking, keep watching".
I don't think it'd be so bad if only it were simply a better movie. Aside from the ugly will smith donkey fish face, I actually like the art style. Though movement is a bit stiff. If everyone looked more like the sharks we'd be fine. Finding Nemo was much better at making their fish have people faces without it looking like shit - this shit is on par with SEMAN the n64 fish.
Jonathan Smith Nah man nah. An easter egg is a hidden treasure. Dreamworks on the other hand is more known for random, annoying pop references that are impossible to miss because they're right in your face.
That sushi restaurant joke probably would've worked (world-building wise) if the owner of the restaurant was owned by a shark, or something along those lines.
Funny when you said Shark Tale was the most successful bad movie in history. That's just like how Teen Titans Go is the most successful bad show of all time.
It doesn't, really. People are angry because of the old series (which was fantastic) and because CN use TTG in a horrible way, ignoring everything else just to spam TTG 24h, every day. But the show have some splendid ideas. Sure, plenty of jokes are shallow and low, some episodes are trash, but for each bad one you get a good one. Especially later seasons when they found their identity as a comedy/parody, full of fun commentary on cartoons, superhero tropes, popularity etc. They make plenty of fun episodes that are self-aware too, like for example the Wally-T one, which was pretty hilarious. Don't hate on it because everyone do so ;) It's a fun show, just handled very badly by its company and that needed some time to find its footing.
I remember one episode of that "thing"... I was in my room on my computer when I needed to go to the bathroom, when I left my room and lead myself to the Living room where my little sister was watching TV... Well... It was a shot of all the Titans kissing an over detailed gross muscled arm... Fuck that show.
I LOVED this movie, and still love it. But you make some very good points, and opened my eyes to how it really is kind of a corporate cash grab. Kinda funny looking back. It has not aged well. I was expecting a lot of dislikes because you're hating on a movie that had good reception, but there's a lot more likes than dislikes and that's really satisfying.
FlyingDuckMan360 Well, as much as I dislike this movie, the boss showing Oscar a chart of him being the lowest form of life was kinda funny... That's it. I don't remember anything else that made me giggle even a little.
"He trips underwater...Who in the halibut, trips underwater?"Mr.Enter, if I may borrow a quote from you:Pointing out your problems does NOT make them go away!
I feel like Zootopia is a good anti-thesis to this movie. It could have EASILY gone this same pop culture, pandering, pointless environment route, yet almost everything this movie did wrong it did right.
Zootopia was garbage, or rather that's my opinion anyway, the plot was race-baiting wrapped in a paper thin animal metaphor & making allusions to conspiracy theories about the CIA introducing drugs to the suburbs as part of some grand racist plot. Also, employees for Disney took to Twitter to market this *children's film* to furries, it's true, look it up!
+Munzur Baba he is a creative person and a good friend, but he let's people walk all over him a lot and believes he is not good enough because bojack keeps putting him down
Patricia Schlabendorff With all the flaws these interesting characters have, you can fuck off with that argument. Letting people walk over one isn't a complex flaw, besides he makes it good his own now. I just hate how he treated Bojack at the end of season 3. He was very disrespectful against Bojack. Yes, he did only let him live by him so that he wouldn't be lonely but atleast he let him live by him. He could have shown at least a little bit of respect and could have cared about him. So yeah, I hope they aren't goint to portray him always in the right so much anymore.
I was always considered weird as a kid because I absolutely DESPISED this movie. I thought it was ugly, and hated the overall look. There's so much brown and grime, so much so that when we do get bright, colorful scenes/characters, it's unsettling, and incredibly jarring when we cut back to the brown grime.
After having seen Doug Walker, ERod and now you cover this, I feel ashamed that I was among those who liked this film back then. Granted, I didn't really know much better back then, but as an animation enthusiast and a writer of his own original story, this film is just absolutely disgusting on all areas looking back. You guys didn't ruin this film for me, you saved me from it.
Honestly, even as a kid I didn't really like this movie. I didn't think of all of this stuff to know why I didn't like it, but between the poor visuals, boring plot, and unlikable main character, I just sort-of never got invested in it and knew that it was bad. But I'll always remember the surprisingly great gummy fish the theater had while this film was airing....
+Ethanopia I rewatched it a couple months ago. While it's not at all as good as I remember (in fact it was pretty damn bad) I still really enjoyed it for some reason
Essentially your view on this film aged like sour milk? Don't worry, a lot of us have that moment we realize something we grew up with loving in our youth doesn't feel that good anymore
Futurama had an episode where a gag was one character lampshading the implausibility of underwater events, but that was in tone with the show and actually funny. “That just raises further questions!” It also dedicates many other jokes to the underwater setting, instead of a one off attempt at underwater lamp shading.
it worked in a goofy movie becasue max is subconsciously afraid of being like his dad and so to have himself laugh like his dad in front of the girl he crushes on embarrasses him.
It's true, it actually works well in that movie's context. It's just that it's used in almost every situation that a male talks to a girl, even when it's just obvious filler.
True, my point is simply i don't mind it when it fits into the context or the character type as compared to simply bring used because it is a cliche form of dialogue.
Davin Liming I think it is so bad it's just fun to watch for the badness. I mean it is horrible but it is so horrible kind of loops around becoming entertaining. Like The Room or Birdemic.
hope nichole ...That's still not the weirdest nightmare I've heard in my life. My cousin said she had a dream when she was little where Junie B. Jones was trying to murder her.
His bologna has no first name that's actually a super clever joke his name is Oscar, so the kid is referring to Oscar Meyer, a company that creates bologna with the famous jingle "my bologna has a first name, it's o s c a r" bologna is just super cheap meat to start out with, so not only is the kid taking a jab at his name, but he's also implying Oscar buys cheap, generic-brand bologna. Maybe this movie is a masterpiece but all the jokes just go over our heads.
22:36 Well... you're assuming that the sharks from Lenny's family are the only sharks in the WHOLE sea. It's not impossible to two persons (or in this case, sharks) die in the same day, and Lenny didn't came back when his brother died, he ran away even before the word "shark killer" appear, so he could not known that the "shark killer" was Oscar
I'd argue that Mr. E's reaction is perfectly reasonable. If you're going to have a character react in a way that only makes sense if the protagonist might have killed a mobster from a different family who happened to die on the same day, the other mobster should probably be mentioned at some point, especially if that reaction is tied into a plot point.
Idk, they were good for a bit (How to Train Your Dragon series, Kung fu Panda series, Rise of the Guardians) but then they kind of dipped again recently (Turbo, The Croods, Home, and Kung fu Panda 3 was bad imo). And the trailer for Trolls doesn't give me any hope for their future either. If we're talking solely about animation then yeah, they've come a long way.
If the movie ended with Oscar getting eaten by the shark mafia, I could actually respect it for going all out with the "lying's baad, mm'kaay" message.
No, my argument is not that it's 'kids these days", it's kids.... *in general* that watch garbage due to undeveloped critical thinking as long as it moves and is on the tv. You're just constructing a strawman and knocking it down by mentioning some petty fighting between generations. I'm a millennial as well ffs.
Gemmygod Well, there's worse... I mean, I remember not liking this movie years ago but, to be fair, being in my midthirties, I am not that easy to entertain when it comes to animated flicks. I re-watched it a few days ago and it was as I remembered: bland and annoying! The voice acting is tight, tough! Still I wonder what Will Smith and Angelina Jolie thinks of this movie now...
