Shark Tale Page #5

Synopsis: The sea underworld is shaken up when the son of the shark mob boss is found dead and a young fish named Oscar is found at the scene. Being a bottom feeder, Oscar takes advantage of the situation and makes himself look like he killed the finned mobster. Oscar soon comes to realize that his claim may have serious consequences.
Production: DreamWorks SKG
  Nominated for 1 Oscar. Another 3 wins & 15 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
48
Rotten Tomatoes:
35%
PG
Year:
2004
90 min
$160,762,022
Website
8,629 Views


- Go get 'em, tiger.

- Woo! Biceps, triceps.

[laughs, growls]

- All right, Oscar.

- Go get 'em, Oscar.

- [growls]

- [whistling]

[Oscar sobs and wails]

[shark] Lenny.

Where the heck is he? Lenny!

Hey. What are you doin'?

There's a sharkslayer out here.

You wanna be next?

Oh, yeah...

[whispers] Lenny? Lenny?

- [sighs with relief] That was close.

- [Lenny] Super close.

Don't panic.

[muffled scream]

Quiet. We're safe.

- Oh, no, not you again.

- Yeah.

- Ah! What was that?!

- Yo! What is with you, man?

- Shh! He could be anywhere.

- Who?

Shh! The Sharkslayer.

- There's no sharkslayer out here.

- [chuckles] Yes, there is.

[mimics chuckle] No, there is not.

Trust me on this one.

Get a hold of yourself, man.

This is no time to act crazy.

You the one acting crazy, crazy.

[sighs] You're right. l'm sorry.

l haven't been myself since the...

the, uh,...

Don't cry.

[cries in anguish]

No, no, it's not all that. Just relax.

lt's my fault... kinda... not really...

but still. My brother...

You just need a little time, man.

Look, things'll work out.

- You think?

- Yeah.

So, look, l'm gonna take off...

And you should just go home, okay?

- Okay.

- Hey, good luck, dawg.

- Wait.

- What, man?

- l didn't catch your name.

- Oscar.

- l'm Lenny. Hi.

- Hi.

Where do you live?

Lenny, where l come from, fish

don't like to get grabbed by sharks.

- Sorry.

- Go home.

There is no home for me now.

Don't you understand?

- You too big to be grabbing on me.

- Take me home with you.

You won't even notice l'm there.

l'm like the invisible shark.

Are you crazy?

[sobs] Please. l'm begging you.

Don't leave me alone.

[kid] Put your fins on the wall

where l can see 'em.

- Gotcha.

- Hey. Yo, The Shorties.

- Oscar.

- What y'all doin' here?

- Check out my mad burner.

- [all] Whoop, there it is.

How ya like that?

Hey, y'all kids got some skills.

lt's wild style, doo.

What did l tell you?

You kids shouldn't be doin' this.

And besides, it's not safe

to be out here at night.

lt is now, bro-bro.

You the Sharkslayer.

Yeah, bro-bro.

- Sharkslayer?

- What was that?

[coughs loudly]

Sometimes l be coughin' for nothin'.

l need you off these streets, seriously.

Get your butts home. l'll tell your moms

y'all doin' bad stuff.

- Let's go make Mr. Sykes puff up.

- Yeah.

- Bye, Oscar.

- [kid] See ya later, doo.

Lenny.

Did you see what just happened there?

l know. [laughing]

They think you're the Sharkslayer.

As if. [cackles]

l don't appreciate

your funky tone, actually.

No, wait up. Hey.

l'm sorry, seriously.

l don't want you mad at me,

and l certainly

don't want you to [sniggers] slay me.

You're having a good time?

You're enjoying yourself?

Well, for your information,

l am the Sharkslayer.

Oscar the Sharkslayer.

That's what people be sayin'.

- Wait. You mean, you...

- Yeah.

When the anchor...

[gasps] Oh, you're a liar.

Hey, l didn't lie, all right?

All right, l lied.

But it was a little lie.

Come on, who's it gonna hurt anyway?

Man, l'm not explaining

myself to you.

- You're on your own.

- No problem.

And if, God forbid,

someone should, l don't know,

find out the truth about the Sharkslayer

on my way back...

- You wouldn't.

- l would.

Uh... [tuts, sighs] Tssk!

Come here.

Of course you can come with me.

But, you know,

you're a shark, right?

And l'm a Sharkslayer,

so we can't be seen together.

- You dig, dog?

- Dig. Dog.

Dog dig. Dig dog.

Yeah, yo diggy dog.

Just come on.

OK, Lenny, follow my every move

and don't make a sound.

You got it.

Ooh, an echo.

Echo. [echoes]

Now batting

for the Southside Sharks...

- [smacking]

- [Lenny] Ow! lt's not okay to hit.

- [smacking]

- [Lenny] Ow! lt's not okay to hit.

[ Justin Timberlake & Timbaland:

Good Foot]

[siren]

- Ooh-ee

- Shh!

- [thud]

- [Lenny yelps]

Ow!

- [shrieks]

- [crashing]

- Get your tail in there.

- Do you think anybody heard that?

Who was that? Who?

Hey. Who's out there?

Yo. Crazy Joe.

l thought l heard something.

Did you get that shark?

You have no idea, Joe.

That's great. Well, gotta go.

My show's on.

[ Theme From The Benny Hill Show]

[Crazy Joe laughs]

All right.

We're safe. For now.

Ahh.

Hey, a bed.

Oh, yeah, that's good.

That's heaven, yeah.

Snuggly, buggly, wuggly.

l love you, man.

- Whoa. Hold up.

- You're my new best friend.

Stop it.

OK, you wanna be friends? Fine.

But we gotta lay down some rules.

Rule number one:

No snuggly, buggly...

Whatever that just was.

You got it. Anything else?

Rule number two,

and this is the most important rule.

ln the event that possibly

you get hungry...

Don't worry, l won't eat anyone.

lf you haven't noticed,

l'm different from other sharks.

Let's put it that way,

leave it at that. Good night.

- Define ''different''.

- You'll laugh.

l'm not gonna laugh.

That's what you say,

and then what happens? You laugh.

Lenny, l give you my word.

Okay, l will tell you.

l'm... l'm a vegetarian.

[stifles laugh] Hold up.

- So that's it?

- Tch! What do you mean, that's it?

You're the first fish l ever told.

l'm tired of keeping it a secret.

And my dad,

he'll never accept me for who l am.

What's wrong with me?

Nothin' is wrong with you, man.

l think all sharks

should be like you.

God, that's sweet of you to say.

And stop blaming yourself

for what happened.

Really?

lf you wanna blame anybody,

blame me.

lf l hadn't been there in the first

place, none of this would've happened.

Jeez, if Pop knew that,

he'd ice you for sure.

''lce''. What's he,

the Godfather or something?

- Yeah.

- Whatcha mean, ''yeah''?

- Yeah, he is.

- [gulps]

Hey. Are you all right?

Hey. Are you all right?

[screams]

- [laughs]

- [bleeping]

- Man. l told ya.

- l'm doing it.

X, circle, X X, double left square,

right trigger, down, square, square.

- Double square. Respect.

- Respect.

l've got news for you.

The Sharkslayer made me his manager.

So l'm now, what l like to call,

untouchable. You hear me?

- Sykes.

- Hey, Oscar.

Oh! Hey!... Sykes?

Hey, there he is.

My brotha, my player, the Sharkslayer.

- Whatever. Listen...

- Now you'll have to pay me protection.

Sykes. The deal is off.

That shark l killed was Don Lino's son.

- l know. Ain't it great?

- Not if he finds out.

What do you mean?

He's on the phone right now.

That's right, l got the Sharkslayer

right here in front of me.

And he's gonna slay you

and all your sharks.

Sykes, shut up! Shut up!

Hey, that's good, l like that.

- Shut up, Lino. Shut up.

- [Oscar sighs]

- What? Kid, he wants to talk to you.

- No. l'm not here.

Yeah, he's right here.

- [gently] Hello.

- Shut up? Shut up?

- You don't tell me ''shut up''.

- [beeping on line]

- Hello?

- How you doin'?

Give me a pie with everything on it.

Anchovies, meatballs...

- Luca.

- Hi, Boss.

- Why you working in a pizza joint?

- Get off the phone!

- But l'm hungry.

- [sighs]

My guys are coming for you, Sharkslayer.

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Michael J. Wilson

Michael J. Wilson is an American screenwriter best known as the creator of the Ice Age movie franchise for 20th Century Fox. He became the second sole-creator of an animated movie franchise that went on to generate over $1 billion from theatrical and ancillary markets after only one sequel. more…

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