>only 1 director : Jennifer Yuh Nelson, who had zero experience as a director >written by Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, who never wrote the story of an animation film before >zero involvement from the directors or the story writers of first film >creative consultant : Guillermo del Toro
Easy to see why this sucked
It was the second CG animation film to have a woman among the directors, following the original Shrek. It's the same director on both : Victoria Jenson. Needless to say, Shrek is the better of the two.
>Oscar, Angie, Lenny, Sebastian, Don Lino, Sykes, Lola, Ernie & Bernie, Frankie, Luca, Don Ira Feinberg, Crazy Joe, Katie Current, Mrs. Sanchez, Giuseppe, Janice, Lucky Day, Salmonella, Fish Fingers, Yellowtail, Seabiscuit
I like the character names
It was the fourth computer generated film by Dreamworks, following Antz, Shrek and Shrek 2. However, whereas those previous films were made by the computer animation studio PDI (Pacific Data Images) at northern California (Palo Alto/Redwood City), this one was made by a different computer animation division at Los Angeles (Glendale). This is the reason why it looks nothing like Shrek 2, released earlier that year. It isn't the same crew.
Lola helped the mob to kidnap Angie and use her as bait so that Oscar agreed to show up on that sitdown, just because she was pissed that Oscar dumped her in favor of Angie a few hours after Lola established herself as the Sharkslayer's girlfriend by kissing him on TV.
>Shrek (2001) : Vicky Jenson >Shark Tale (2004) : Vicky Jenson >Open Season (2006) : Jill Culton
The only computer generated animation movies from the 2000s with a woman among the directors. Two films by Dreamworks and one by Sony.
I wonder what the critical reception of this film would've been like if it didn't premiere less than 5 months after Shrek 2. Would it still have a 36% score on Rotten Tomates?
It definitely lacks the mean streak from the Shrek sequels. No despicable characters like Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming and Rupelstiltskin. Also, Oscar doesn't have moments of abrasive behavior like Shrek does.
9th highest grossing film of 2004. It premiered on October 1 and was the most successful film of the month. Stayed at 1st place domestically for 18 days straight.
>movie tie-in video game that is basically just shovelware
Of course it sucked.
this game was fun
the movie was great too
awesome cast, good jokes
only bad thing is the subtext about the shark being a gay
>gay
he was just vegan
Right
That's what he said
Still more watchable than this shit
I don't understand your unending seethe for this film, anon
Bad storyline, bad jokes, bad antagonists, bad pacing, and mostly bad dialogue.
>only 1 director : Jennifer Yuh Nelson, who had zero experience as a director
>written by Jonathan Aibel and Glenn Berger, who never wrote the story of an animation film before
>zero involvement from the directors or the story writers of first film
>creative consultant : Guillermo del Toro
Easy to see why this sucked
It was the second CG animation film to have a woman among the directors, following the original Shrek. It's the same director on both : Victoria Jenson. Needless to say, Shrek is the better of the two.
>Shrek : may 2001
>Shark Tale : october 2004
There were zero CG animation films with a woman among the directors in that gap.
ugliest movie ive ever seen
I hated it as a kid
I wanted to frick the red fish.
More like Shart Tale
>Oscar, Angie, Lenny, Sebastian, Don Lino, Sykes, Lola, Ernie & Bernie, Frankie, Luca, Don Ira Feinberg, Crazy Joe, Katie Current, Mrs. Sanchez, Giuseppe, Janice, Lucky Day, Salmonella, Fish Fingers, Yellowtail, Seabiscuit
I like the character names
It was the fourth computer generated film by Dreamworks, following Antz, Shrek and Shrek 2. However, whereas those previous films were made by the computer animation studio PDI (Pacific Data Images) at northern California (Palo Alto/Redwood City), this one was made by a different computer animation division at Los Angeles (Glendale). This is the reason why it looks nothing like Shrek 2, released earlier that year. It isn't the same crew.
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It's refreshing how both "antagonists" (Don Lino and Lola) aren't punished in any way.
Because neither do anything wrong
Lola helped the mob to kidnap Angie and use her as bait so that Oscar agreed to show up on that sitdown, just because she was pissed that Oscar dumped her in favor of Angie a few hours after Lola established herself as the Sharkslayer's girlfriend by kissing him on TV.
Yeah that's basic female pettiness.
>Shrek (2001) : Vicky Jenson
>Shark Tale (2004) : Vicky Jenson
>Open Season (2006) : Jill Culton
The only computer generated animation movies from the 2000s with a woman among the directors. Two films by Dreamworks and one by Sony.
Surprising lack of action sequences of any kind in this film, outside of a small one near the end. Almost the whole film consists of talking.
It was Godfather but for millennials
I wonder what the critical reception of this film would've been like if it didn't premiere less than 5 months after Shrek 2. Would it still have a 36% score on Rotten Tomates?
I liked it
damn gloria is so fricking sexy
I thought that I remembered a scene from this movie but it was actually from Finding Nemo.
Better than any of the Shrek sequels.
It definitely lacks the mean streak from the Shrek sequels. No despicable characters like Fairy Godmother, Prince Charming and Rupelstiltskin. Also, Oscar doesn't have moments of abrasive behavior like Shrek does.
9th highest grossing film of 2004. It premiered on October 1 and was the most successful film of the month. Stayed at 1st place domestically for 18 days straight.
I like how it begins with that worm...
and comes to an end with it