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Critics Consensus: Derivative and full of pop culture in-jokes.
Critic Consensus: Derivative and full of pop culture in-jokes.
All Critics (181) | Top Critics (38) | Fresh (64) | Rotten (117) | DVD (5)
Not up to "Shrek" level, but a feast for the eyes, DreamWorks' computer-animated underwater adventure is crammed to the gills with pop-culture in-jokes, movie quotations and a stellar vocal cast.
It is not in the same level of Finding Nemo but I still think it is worth seeing.
Story is everything and Shark's is rather thin and soupy, despite the winning improvisational skills of stars Will Smith and Jack Black.
An uneasy cross between rival studio Pixar's Finding Nemo and DreamWorks' own Shrek franchise.
Cluttered, claustrophobic and self-referential.
An entertaining 90 minutes.
Diabolically bad.
Making a kids' movie that's also funny for grown-ups is a very fine line, and Shark Tale has fallen way over the wrong side of it.
There are a couple of laughs, but for me, it's a film that's mainly just going through the motions.
I laughed quite a lot during this film.
Fast, fresh, funny action comedy set undersea.
It's obnoxious, derivative, and ultimately an empty experience.
dont you just love it when they make a gangster movie for childeren
Super Reviewer
Even with an all star cast, and good enthusiasm that brings the characters to life, the pop culture references and predictable plot are to big a distraction.
This isn't that great sadly. I watched this only because of Will Smith. Not terrible though. Watchable.
A classic! A must see!
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