“Shark Tale” is an underwater movie that’s gone to the well once too often. For reasons both in and out of its control, ... Oscar’s chattering comes off as wearing, ...

Oscar takes credit by convincing everyone that ... Rolling Stone: "This star-laden animated fable feeds off Finding Nemo ... A. O. Scott, New York Times: "All in all, Shark Tale is ...

Shark Tale Production: A DreamWorks release of a DreamWorks Animation production. Produced by Bill Damaschke, Janet Healy, Allison Lyon Segan. Executive producer, Jeffrey Katzenberg. Directed by ...

But perhaps “Shark Tale” goes too far in this direction. In spite of the well-chosen voices and the charming animation — which is eye-poppingly state-of-the-art — it begins to feel as ...

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DreamWorks' "Shark Tale" truly suffers in comparison with Hollywood's previous computer-animated, undersea fantasy-adventure, "Finding Nemo": It has little of that film's simplicity, charm ...

It's a fish-eat-fish world," according to one of the many dogged laugh lines in "Shark Tale," an undersea cartoon feature from DreamWorks.But that's not true in the world of animation, where ...

The fish aren’t fresh in “Shark Tale.” In the era when, with “Finding Nemo” and “SpongeBob Square Pants,” it has seemed all but impossible to miss with underwater cartoon fare ...