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RAAC is showing ‘Shark Tale’ at The Theatre in Washington, VA, Friday, February 18, at 8:00 p.m.
apartments in the coral reef equivalent of Times Square, watch TV personalities like Katie Current (voiced by Katie Couric) and gamble on seahorse racing.
My favorite of the film’s aquarium of characters is a school of shrimp, which escapes from Don Lino’s cocktail at a crucial point in the movie, and later come back for a very funny moment of revenge.
The film demonstrates an increasing preeminence for the DreamWorks animation crowd, which has recently been sneaking up on Disney. It has a dazzling cast with Will Smith, Robert De Niro, Renee Zellweger, Vincent Pastore, Peter Falk, Jack Black, Martin Scorsese and Angelina Jolie. Those voices all make the movie special — and those liquid, luminous images reveal again just how far animation has been progressing, technically, since the renaissance began with 1989’s “Little Mermaid.”
“Shark Tale” is good fun, very funny and entertaining.
“Shark Tale” is rated PG with some mildly scary situations and one death; run time is 100 minutes.
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