@@EJK-is1do She learns that Lenny ran away from home when an anchor killed his own flesh and blood, Frankie. His father Don Lino always wanted his son to be like his brother
Looks like Oscar, Lenny and Don Lino learned an important lesson in this scene. Oscar learns that lying is not the best way to get people to like you. Lenny learned that running away from home doesn't solve family problems. And Don Lino learned that anger doesn't get you anywhere.
@@JustinCook-ob5ye They sure did. For Don Lino, Anger won’t get you anywhere and revenge won’t bring Frankie back. For Lenny, running away from home won’t help and solve your family problems, running away from home might put you in danger and might cause worse problems And Oscar, lying by pretending to be someone you’re not won’t be the best way to respect from others. It reminds when kids want to be popular to get respect from “The Cool Kids”, it’s not worth it.
@@erickbuckner4485 I agree 💯 and Don Lino isn't really a villain either, he's just blinded by grief and let his anger get the better of him. We've all been there and heck I lost my grandparents and aunts and uncles years ago and I was very sad and depressed about it and sooner or later I think of the memories I had with them especially with my grandparents and that's what we should all do rather than keeping our emotional feelings bundled up inside.
@@KelanRooks What is your problem? So your son likes kelp. So his best friend's a fish. So he likes to dress like a dolphin. So what? Everybody loves him just the way he is. Why can't you? Don't make the same mistake that I did. I didn't know what I had until I lost it.
For some reason, it actually felt a bit ironic for Shark Tale to be nominated for an Oscar since some might say this could be one of the worst films DreamWorks has ever made, in other words, the producers/animators/writers/directors actually regretted making this movie exist due to it being so much similar to Finding Nemo, which actually explains a lot of some films they made being a disaster like The Wild, due to it being like Madagascar, or in tv shows case, Fish Hooks being bad due to it being like SpongeBob.
In the cases for the Wild and Fish Hooks, those are Disney-made content that ripped off other company properties. The Wild was a Disney film that poorly ripped off DreamWorks' Madagascar's franchise while Fish Hooks ripped off Paramount's SpongeBob. DreamWorks makes great products when they aren't trying to chase products made by Disney or Pixar (see Shrek, Prince of Egypt, Megamind 1, How to Train Your Dragon, pretty much all their new stuff that isn't Teenage Kraken, etc.), but the ones that are unfortunate to release within the same year or so while having similar set pieces usually get unfairly compared to Disney and Pixar films (like this film vs. Finding Nemo, Antz vs. Bug's Life, and so on). They're much better at not chasing Disney trends now since they definitely found their niche, but they had a bunch of clunkers in the 00's and early 10's.
This underrated DreamWorks movie doesn't deserve all the hate it gets. While it certainly isn't no Finding Nemo I think it's a great film. Sykes is my favorite, and Lenny is my second favorite character in Shark Tale. Despite them both eventually figuring out Oscar lied about being a sharkslayer they still supported him as his boss, and best friend. Also Shark Tale isn't a Finding Nemo rip-off. It's similar to Finding Nemo, but I don't see how a movie inspired by Jaws, and Godfather can be a copy of a heartwarming/emotional Pixar film where a father clownfish has to swim across the ocean to find his son who was taken by divers.🐠🐡🦈
Oscar got the other fish thinking that he was the shark slayer, but it was really an anchor that killed Frankie. I think Frankie is Lenny's brother or something.
Don Lino isn’t evil, just a misunderstood father shark. 🦈 ❤
And even a grieving father more like it
He eats people
Just like Great White Sharks in general
If he had never tried to change Lenny into something he wasn’t then Frankie probably wouldn’t have died.
@@Quinna5537 Are you implying that what happened to Frankie was somehow his fault?
At 2:28 Angie felt surprised, relieved and happy that Oscar told the truth. With that she realised that the Oscar who knew and loved was back
@@EJK-is1do She learns that Lenny ran away from home when an anchor killed his own flesh and blood, Frankie. His father Don Lino always wanted his son to be like his brother
In her head- Wait,what?😧
@@travellmcintosh Oscar: I didn't have anything to do with it, and neither did Lenny.
3:28 Don Lino apologize scene and turn good. ❤
Not to mention what a touching scene between Lenny and his father
Oscar and Angie even I wanna cry
3:28 Don Lino apologize scene and turn good. ❤ 5:05
Is that Lenny and Lino than 22 and Foxy????
Rest in peace 🪦:
“Shark Tale” 😢 (2004)
First / Last appearance: Movie
I know
@@julianboim7493 Shark Tale is now 20 years old.
Looks like Oscar, Lenny and Don Lino learned an important lesson in this scene.
Oscar learns that lying is not the best way to get people to like you.
Lenny learned that running away from home doesn't solve family problems.
And Don Lino learned that anger doesn't get you anywhere.
@@JustinCook-ob5ye They sure did. For Don Lino, Anger won’t get you anywhere and revenge won’t bring Frankie back.
For Lenny, running away from home won’t help and solve your family problems, running away from home might put you in danger and might cause worse problems
And Oscar, lying by pretending to be someone you’re not won’t be the best way to respect from others. It reminds when kids want to be popular to get respect from “The Cool Kids”, it’s not worth it.
@@erickbuckner4485 I agree 💯 and Don Lino isn't really a villain either, he's just blinded by grief and let his anger get the better of him. We've all been there and heck I lost my grandparents and aunts and uncles years ago and I was very sad and depressed about it and sooner or later I think of the memories I had with them especially with my grandparents and that's what we should all do rather than keeping our emotional feelings bundled up inside.
Lenny was differently carrying the whole movie besides Oscar
@@peggyaragon3538 Don Lino is underrated.
2:42 "it was an anchor that killed Frankie. I didn't have anything to do with it and neither did Lenny."
Well then if that was true why did you run away
Because you always wanted me to be like Frankie. I'll never be the shark you want me to be.
@@KelanRooks What is your problem? So your son likes kelp. So his best friend's a fish. So he likes to dress like a dolphin. So what? Everybody loves him just the way he is. Why can't you? Don't make the same mistake that I did. I didn't know what I had until I lost it.
Would you let me out of this? So I can hug my kid and tell him I'm sorry.
@KelanRooks Pop
2:19 tell them the truth!
Nice Aladdin Reference
@@luisalbertovideosgalvanpon9407 STOP! _I AM NOT A REAL SHARKSLAAYEEEEEEEEEEEER!!!!_
@@maneto2000 (penguin accent) I LIED.😑
@@travellmcintosh Don Lino: What?
For some reason, it actually felt a bit ironic for Shark Tale to be nominated for an Oscar since some might say this could be one of the worst films DreamWorks has ever made, in other words, the producers/animators/writers/directors actually regretted making this movie exist due to it being so much similar to Finding Nemo, which actually explains a lot of some films they made being a disaster like The Wild, due to it being like Madagascar, or in tv shows case, Fish Hooks being bad due to it being like SpongeBob.
I don't know what the hell those idiots were thinking nominating this bad movie in the first place.
It was a fun movie but it wasn’t magnificent or anything. If you want to nominate dreamworks movies, then go kung fu panda or tropic thunder.
In the cases for the Wild and Fish Hooks, those are Disney-made content that ripped off other company properties. The Wild was a Disney film that poorly ripped off DreamWorks' Madagascar's franchise while Fish Hooks ripped off Paramount's SpongeBob.
DreamWorks makes great products when they aren't trying to chase products made by Disney or Pixar (see Shrek, Prince of Egypt, Megamind 1, How to Train Your Dragon, pretty much all their new stuff that isn't Teenage Kraken, etc.), but the ones that are unfortunate to release within the same year or so while having similar set pieces usually get unfairly compared to Disney and Pixar films (like this film vs. Finding Nemo, Antz vs. Bug's Life, and so on). They're much better at not chasing Disney trends now since they definitely found their niche, but they had a bunch of clunkers in the 00's and early 10's.
Oscar wanted to be rich and famous, but soon saw that it wasn’t worth it.
This underrated DreamWorks movie doesn't deserve all the hate it gets. While it certainly isn't no Finding Nemo I think it's a great film. Sykes is my favorite, and Lenny is my second favorite character in Shark Tale. Despite them both eventually figuring out Oscar lied about being a sharkslayer they still supported him as his boss, and best friend. Also Shark Tale isn't a Finding Nemo rip-off. It's similar to Finding Nemo, but I don't see how a movie inspired by Jaws, and Godfather can be a copy of a heartwarming/emotional Pixar film where a father clownfish has to swim across the ocean to find his son who was taken by divers.🐠🐡🦈
Lenny: POP, LEAVE HIM ALONE!
2:17
Oscar:Stop I AM NOT A REAL SHARKSLAYER!!!!!!!!
Everyone:(gasps)
Oscar:I lied
Don Lino:What?
Crazy Joe: "And I'm not a real financial advisor." *starts weeping*
@@zyreerose1449Oscar: Okay... *clears his throat* It was an anchor that killed Frankie. I didn't have anything to with it, and neither did Lenny.
Ok 🤨
It was an anchor ⚓️ that killed Frankie I didn’t have anything to do with it and neither did Lenny 😔
@@michaelanguiano5528 Well, if that was true, why'd you run away?
Cause you always wanted me to be like Frankie. I'll never be the shark you want me to be
But still it did have an important lesson like what Oscar said:nobody loves a nobody
true but maybe better lesson is Nobody is a nobody. We each have purpose.
@@jetguy128Troll.
Vails but maybe better lesson is Nobody is a nobody. We each have purpose.
Stop calling me a troll you rad cost. Paul is still an evil jerk.
Look who is talking, hypocrite.
0:06 move everyone out way 0:07
You got served!
Deep 2017 Maura:(sigh) finally got it on the floor
ngl, this movie made part of my childhood, I just can't unlike it, I really like this movie
Even though Shark Tale isn’t my favorite DreamWorks movie, I don’t dislike like other people do.
@@bighand1530 same. I understand what made it a flop or a failure, but it still have value for me
@@atomiclight I hear ya on that.
You ain’t the only one👍🏽
@LeviTheHyperLegendSpeed04 Nice.
0:51
He's right behind me isn't he
"You're mine now." 😈
@@zyreerose1449 Don Lino wanted a piece of the Shark Slayer.
@@zyreerose1449 AHHHHHHHH!!!
@@zyreerose1449 AHHHHH!😨😨😨
@ AAAAAAHHHHH!!!!
Oscar got the other fish thinking that he was the shark slayer, but it was really an anchor that killed Frankie. I think Frankie is Lenny's brother or something.
Frankie is Lenny's brother
You could say that anchor is the real SHARKSLAYER.😄
@travellmcintosh Yeah
2:18 - 2:21 Stop!
I am NOT a Real SHARKSLAYER!
2:30-2:35 I lied
What?
2:20 I AM NOT A REAL SHARKSLAYER!!!!😠😠😠
I LIED.😔😔😔
@ Don Lino: What?
Is Lino Hug Lenny
I heard this was a failed or a hated dreamworks film
I love this movie, one of my faves from DreamWorks, I hadn't watched it in years. I love the cast especially Will Smith and Jack Black.
@ oh really
While this isn’t my favorite DreamWorks movies, it’s not my least favorite either.
@ oh ok
It may not be the best but it did kinda taught us a lesson that it’s wrong for lying to everyone who you are
What if he let him out and he just ate Oscar always wondered that lol
Move everybody out of the way
1:02. 1:07 1:10
Don isn’t the bad guy here Lola is
She arranged Lino to kidnap Angie and blackmail Oscar to a sit-down
They believed that Oscar was a shark-slaying badass,🤨 but he's nothing but a decivious fishicus.😡 In other words😑...2:31-2:33
Oscar: I lied.
Don Lino: What?
1:02. 2:19
Nice job 👏 👍 👌 😀 🙌 😄
0:02. 0:11
3:19
2:35
Oscar!
@@laurenyearling5506 Get me outta here, quick!
2:00
Bad idea
Cooper
@@Deletee842 No, no!
We didn't need identity politics to get the message.