Worth playing full price for

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In the 'not worth paying full price for' category (although certainly worth a viewing at home, if you have kids):

Shark Tale

It is another entry in the "Shrek wannabe" category.  It is reasonably witty although the plot is weak, which did not deter an eleven year old and an eight year old from loving it.  As the long-suffering adult who has now seen it four+ times, I can attest that the redeeming feature is the voices.  We have Will Smith, Rene Zellweger, Robert DeNiro, Martin Scorcese, Angelina Jolie and Jack Black, with my personal favourites being the Rasta jellyfish played by Doug E. Doug and Ziggy Marley.  Rasta hats and dreads just worked perfectly with the look of a jellyfish.  :lol:
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De rasta jellyfish mon... Dey be hillarious!

And as a public service announcement anytime there is a movie that makes locks "cool" you do not make locks with the following: Peanut butter, honey, toothpaste, superglue, or toxic chemical abominations called "dread perms." Dreadlocks are not dirty, nor smelly, nor disease ridden or bearers of contagion and filth. Any person of any race can grow dreadlocks, even the finest baby hair can in fact lock up quite nicely. All human cultures, races, and many religions have rich dreadlock history, it's not just a "black thing" or just a "Rastafarian thing." Dreadlocks are not caused by having lice, and many times, with a properly cared for head, it is almost impossible for a dreadhead to get lice. It's the tea tree oil. Bugs hate it. Not washing your hair is no way to get locks. Dreadlocks must be washed or very very very bad things will happen. Clean smooth hair locks... Dirty greasy oily hair does not lock, it clumps up and mattes with cloths of filth. That's not locks.

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