A mans newly transplanted heart leads him on a dangerous journey to find out who murdered its donor.

A man named Farmer sets out to rescue his kidnapped wife and avenge the death of his son two acts committed by the Krugs, a race of animal warriors who are controlled by the evil Gallian.

Plot: Barbie stars as Merliah, a surfing champion from Malibu. But strange things begin to happen to her her hair turns pink, she can breathe underwater and can even talk to dolphins.[/center]

Loosely based on Edgar Allan Poe's "The Tell-Tale Heart", Tell-Tale sets a dark tone right from the start. Terry (Lucas) is the single parent to his small daughter Angela, who is stricken with a disease that threatens to calcify all her tendons, rendering her unable to function (and no, it’s not called boneitis). Horrible, huh? Adding insult to injury, Terry has life-threatening heart problems.

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."

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 BEST KOREAN MOVIE WITH ENGLISH SUBTITLES
12 wins & 3 nominations[/center]