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O Espanta Tubarões

Título original: Shark Tale
  • 2004
  • Livre
  • 1 h 30 min
AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
6,0/10
207 mil
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POPULARIDADE
3.071
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Will Smith and Jack Black in O Espanta Tubarões (2004)
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Quando um filho de um tubarão é morto acidentalmente durante uma caça, sua presa e seu irmão vegetariano decidem usar o incidente em seu próprio benefício.Quando um filho de um tubarão é morto acidentalmente durante uma caça, sua presa e seu irmão vegetariano decidem usar o incidente em seu próprio benefício.Quando um filho de um tubarão é morto acidentalmente durante uma caça, sua presa e seu irmão vegetariano decidem usar o incidente em seu próprio benefício.

  • Direção
    • Bibo Bergeron
    • Vicky Jenson
    • Rob Letterman
  • Roteiristas
    • Michael J. Wilson
    • Rob Letterman
    • Scott Aukerman
  • Artistas
    • Will Smith
    • Robert De Niro
    • Renée Zellweger
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  • AVALIAÇÃO DA IMDb
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    • Direção
      • Bibo Bergeron
      • Vicky Jenson
      • Rob Letterman
    • Roteiristas
      • Michael J. Wilson
      • Rob Letterman
      • Scott Aukerman
    • Artistas
      • Will Smith
      • Robert De Niro
      • Renée Zellweger
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    • 48Metascore
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    • Indicado a 1 Oscar
      • 3 vitórias e 16 indicações no total

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    Will Smith
    Will Smith
    • Oscar
    • (narração)
    Robert De Niro
    Robert De Niro
    • Don Lino
    • (narração)
    Renée Zellweger
    Renée Zellweger
    • Angie
    • (narração)
    Angelina Jolie
    Angelina Jolie
    • Lola
    • (narração)
    Jack Black
    Jack Black
    • Lenny
    • (narração)
    Martin Scorsese
    Martin Scorsese
    • Sykes
    • (narração)
    Ziggy Marley
    Ziggy Marley
    • Ernie
    • (narração)
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    • Bernie
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    Michael Imperioli
    Michael Imperioli
    • Frankie
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    Vincent Pastore
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    • Luca
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    Peter Falk
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    • Don Feinberg
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    Katie Couric
    Katie Couric
    • Katie Current
    • (narração)
    David Soren
    • Shrimp
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    • Crazy Joe
    • (narração)
    Bobb'e J. Thompson
    Bobb'e J. Thompson
    • Shortie #1
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    Kamali Minter
    • Shortie #2
    • (narração)
    Emily Lyon Segan
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    Lenny Venito
    Lenny Venito
    • Giuseppe
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      • Bibo Bergeron
      • Vicky Jenson
      • Rob Letterman
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    5baba44713

    Not too bad, but not too good either.

    Round two of the Pixar/Dreamworks choose-a-theme competition scores once again for Pixar.

    Remember when a few years ago there were two animated ant movies to choose from? I think they even came at the same time in the theaters in my country. One was AntZ, the other was A Bug's Life. The first one was rumoured to be more suited to adults, the other a kiddie movie. While that statement had some merit, at the end it turned out that A Bug's Life was a far better movie entertainment-wise, despite cuter characters and simpler story and all that kiddie-like appearance. AntZ were just plain dull.

    Pixar seems to like choosing a simple story, one that a kid can understand, and than building upon it creating a wonderful movie for all ages. Dreamworks builds his scripts on pop-culture references and more adult themes, and while it works sometimes (Shrek was fantastic), at other times it just falls flat.

    Some say it's unfair to compare Finding Nemo and Shark Tale, them being totally different movies with the only matching characteristic being antropomorphic fish, but it seems that the comparison is inevitable. It's the ants thing all over again. Finding Nemo was simply wonderful, great movie with a perfect sense of humour and memorable characters. Sure, they were cute and cuddly, but they had a soul.

    Shark Tale, again, tries to appeal to the adults, but this time the results are even worse. The characters are not so important as the cast is, even so much that we are being sledgehammered on the head in who's playing who. A word to the wise - I don't care how big the names doing the voicework are, I want to immerse in the movie's story. When I saw Shrek, I didn't see Mike Myers and Eddie Murphy there, I saw Shrek and Donkey. Here I see De Niro, Smith, Scorsese and so on. At one point I even caught myself wondering why the other fish keep calling Will Smith "Oscar".

    As for the story, it kind of drags along. I couldn't really sympathize with the lead character - he is at the same time stupid and so full of himself that I didn't care about his motivations or the messes he got himself into. Also, somehow the story didn't map so well in the underwater world. What is the Shark mafia exactly ? Are they supposed to be predators or criminals? Basically the mafia thing is here only to serve as a playground for mob-movie references, but it serves no purpose story-wise. Also, the entire world seems very unbelievable. Flahing electrical neon signs? Fire hydrants? It actually backfires, since instead of getting a kick out of fishes living like humans, mostly you feel like you're watching an alien movie, with the aliens resembling our world's fishes in some ways.

    All in all, I did enjoy the movie, but only in the sense that I didn't feel cheated out of my money. A couple of the jokes worked, some pop-culture references were funny, the movie was not too boring. But when I remember that after Nemo or Incredibles I was smiling even a few hours after the movie, then I see that Shark Tale ain't what it possibly could be. It's just a popcorn movie, easily forgettable. And rightfully so.
    7TribalWarriorPrincess

    Am I the only one who liked this movie?

    I just don't understand why you people hated this film. I mean, the plot was pretty good, and it teaches an important lesson: lying brings nothing but trouble. This is a kids' movie, they wouldn't just go out screaming 'homosexuality is good!". Are you trying to stereotype against vegetarians of something? Cause that's what it sounds like to me! I am putting this post up because I liked the movie and I don't like hearing all this hating! You just have to search for flaws, don't you? If a movie's good, it's good, and if it's bad, it's terrible, but you just have to find every single fault. I just don't get how you can hate a good movie like Shark Tale but love bad movies. Whatever, you're lost. X-(
    7dee.reid

    "Shark Tale" is a "fishy" tale, all right, but a worthwhile one

    I have to admit going into this review that I didn't at all have the slightest hopes of liking "Shark Tale." From the previews last fall, it reminded me a little too much of Pixar's "Finding Nemo." Not so, as I would later find out. "Shark Tale" draws much of its inspirations, as noted by critic Roger Ebert, from "Casablanca," "Jaws," and "The Godfather" - all movies that are considered to be modern American classics.

    "Shark Tale" plays out like an amalgam of all three classic films, and has a plot that shares uncanny parallels to the current events debate about morality and homosexuality in America. The film is set in and around a coral reef that is controlled by a "Godfather"-like mob family of great white sharks. Don Lino (Robert De Niro) is as ruthless as they come, and his two sons Frankie (Michael Imperioli) and Lenny (Jack Black) both have their eyes set on controlling the family and the reef when Lino retires.

    The sharks, who run their business out of a spruced-up version of the sunken Titanic, have a reputation for routinely shaking down clients and otherwise being pretty hard on the reef, but Lenny doesn't have that killer instinct in him - he's a vegetarian - and at dinner one night, he sets a shrimp free. This comes as a shock for Don Lino, as Lenny's behavior suddenly becomes a huge embarrassment for him.

    On the reef, a hustling fish named Oscar (Will Smith) is aspiring to rise out of his lowly existence working at a whale wash. He's thought up a number of schemes in the past that have all failed and his closest friend is his boss's secretary Angie (Renee Zellweger), who also has a crush on him.

    Things become complicated for all the characters when Frankie is accidentally killed by a fisherman's anchor being dropped on his head while he was trying to convince Lenny to be a killer shark by feasting on Oscar, who's indebted to Don Lino for a failed horse-betting scheme. Oscar, who bore witness to the whole incident, seizes the opportunity and using his boss Sykes (Martin Scorsese) as a shameless fight promoter, becomes a hero around the reef as a shark slayer, and Lenny is forced to go into hiding as a result.

    "Shark Tale" is entertaining to say the least, with enough in-jokes and gags to certainly reel in unsuspecting viewers. Even though this is a children's film, there is a lot of thematic material that is just too serious to not go at all unnoticed.

    The animation is beautiful (though not as good as anything done by Pixar in the last 10 years) and it really gives the deep blue that admirable quality. The voice-acting is pretty impressive too, with all of the actors doing their best, including Angelina Jolie as the gold-digging Lola.

    7/10
    9hanik_1999

    Those other reviews are bull; this movie is great!

    I have to confess my shock at seeing the 5.9/10 average rating for this movie and overall mediocre reviews. This movie is great! And I'm not a kid, either...I'm 26 years old and thoroughly enjoyed this movie at the age of 25. The soundtrack is unbelievable and fits in seamlessly with the action and comedy of the movie. You really have to hear Mary J. Blige's rendition of Cheryl Lynn's classic disco anthem, "Got to Be Real." Anyway, besides the fantastic soundtrack, every character in this movie matches beautifully with his or her celebrity voice. I particularly enjoyed Will Smith's and Martin Scorcese's characters; brilliantly done. Really, if you're looking for a fun, enjoyable movie that you can laugh and even dance along to, this is the movie for you. Young and old alike should enjoy this. I've seen it 3 times, and always have a good time watching it. Watch it!
    8Boba_Fett1138

    Adults will like this movie better than kids.

    It could be just me but I thought that the humor in this movie was perfect. I laughed lot's of times throughout the movie and was very entertained by it. I however think that this movie will not be loved by young children, they simply will not be able to understand most of the jokes and the movie also lacks some 'likeable Disney type of characters' for them.

    I never was really interested to go and watch this movie since it got lot's of bad reviews and I thought that the trailer looked horrible and very unfunny. I however decided to pick up this movie nevertheless because I was interested in how the famous voice cast would pull off, Martin Scorsese in particular. I was pleasantly surprised when I watched the movie. the humor was spot on and I was entertained the whole time. I know lot's of people probably are going to hate me for this but I thought this movie was even better and more entertaining than any of the two Shrek movies.

    The movie doesn't have a whole lot of story and is pretty average in every way. I however feel that this is one of this movies were the story really is secondary. The movie has your average love story, in which Angelina Jolie's character is really unnecessary and adds absolutely nothing, in my opinion but watching Robert De Niro's character scream and shout and giving orders to Martin Scorsese's character on the other hand was absolutely priceless.

    Will Smith was a great main character and just as entertaining as Eddie Murphy in an animated movie.

    I predict that the music in this movie will be absolutely hated in 20 years by now, just as much as I hate '80's music in movies now. No, I really didn't liked the songs in this movie mainly because in unlike the Shrek movies, they aren't any evergreens.

    If you plan to buy this movie for your kids, think twice, you're probably better of watching "Finding Nemo" with them. If you're a adult or young adult that likes animated movies, this movie might be worth your time and money, although the humor in this movie is really a matter of taste.

    8/10

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    • Curiosidades
      The original title for the movie was "Sharkslayer", but it was changed to "Shark Tale" about a year before release, because Jeffrey Katzenberg thought the title might scare families away (the title still appears in some early promotional material). The change is clear in the movie, as in the song before the credits, the singers interlock between calling the movie "Sharkslayer" and "Shark Tale".
    • Erros de gravação
      Lenny tells Frankie that he's cold because he's cold blooded. In fact, great white sharks are one of four types of shark that are warm blooded.
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      Shrimp: [trying to sob his way out of being eaten] Its true, its true! And the other thing is, my sister had a baby and I took it over after she passed away and the baby lost all its legs and arms and now its just a stump but I take care of it with my wife and... and its growing and its fairly happy... and its difficult because I'm working a second shift at the factory to put food on the table but all the love that I see in that little guy's face it makes it worth it in the end. True story.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      The DreamWorks logo has the fishing boy casts his fishing line into the ocean (with the worm on the hook encountering Lenny).
    • Versões alternativas
      For each international release, the role of the news reporter "Katie Current" was recast to a prominent female news anchor of that country: In the Australian version it is Tracy Grimshaw, former co-anchor of the Australian Today (1982) show; in the UK version it is 'Fiona Phillips', presenter of GMTV (1993); and in the Italian version it is Cristina Parodi, anchor-woman of Verissimo (1996).
    • Conexões
      Featured in Christina Aguilera Feat. Missy Elliott: Car Wash (2004)
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      Car Wash (Shark Tale Mix)
      Written by Norman Whitfield

      Contains additional lyrics by Missy Elliott (as Missy Elliott)

      Performed by Christina Aguilera featuring Missy Elliott (as Missy Elliott)

      Produced by Missy Elliott (as Missy Elliott) and Ron Fair

      Christina Aguilera appears courtesy of The RCA Records Label

      Missy Elliott appearts courtesy of The Gold Mind/Elektra Records

      Contains a sample of "Car Wash"

      Performed by Rose Royce

      Courtesy of Geffen Records

      Under license from Universal Music Enterprises

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      • 8 de outubro de 2004 (Brasil)
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      • US$ 75.000.000 (estimativa)
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      • US$ 160.861.908
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      • US$ 47.604.606
      • 3 de out. de 2004
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