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Mar 8, 2015 · Anyway, I love the first half of this scene of Shark Tape because everything is resolved in a beautiful heart-warming way :). The second half leaves you with one of those epic...

In the ending of Shark Tale, the main conflict reaches its climax as Oscar, a small fish who has been living a lie about being a shark slayer, must confront the consequences of his deception. After the powerful shark, Don Lino, discovers the truth …

Oscar admits to everyone on TV that he is not a sharkslayer. Don Lino and Lenny make up. Don Lino promises that the fish in the reef will be safe, and Oscar and Angie make up and kiss. Oscar becomes manager at the whale wash, and everyone gets together for …

Strangely before the video began, there was an unusual warning message. "This is an alternate ending to the 2004 film Shark Tale. This ending was never made it to the final draft of the film and must not be viewed by minors as it contains some graphic violence. Viewer discretion is advised."

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What if Shark Tale had a different ending? What if Lino was still reluctant to accept Lenny for who he was? If you really want to find out, I suggest you read this story.

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The Worm Is a minor character in Shark Tale and is the first character to be seen in the movie. He is voiced by David Soren who also voiced other minor characters in the film such as Horace the Shrimp, Jessica Shrimpson's Starfish Plaque, and Philippe Le Caviar in TURBO.