Shark Bait

Synopsis

Shark Bait (2006), also known as The Reef, is an animated family film directed by Howard E. Baker and John Fox. The story follows Pi, an adventurous young fish who embarks on a journey to save his parents and save the reef from destruction. Along the way, Pi encounters colorful characters and faces various challenges that test his bravery and determination. Filled with humor, heartwarming moments, and beautiful underwater visuals, Shark Bait delivers an entertaining and engaging tale of friendship, courage, and environmental conservation. With memorable characters and a captivating storyline, this animated adventure is sure to delight audiences of all ages.

Cast

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  Freddie Prinze Jr.

  Pi (voice)

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  Rob Schneider

  Nerissa (voice)

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  Evan Rachel Wood

  Cordelia (voice)

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  Donal Logue

  Troy (voice)

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  Andy Dick

  Dylan / Curious Shark (voice)

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  Fran Drescher

  Pearl (voice)

Reviews

Shark Bait received mixed reviews from critics. While some praised the film for its vibrant animation, charming characters, and positive messages about friendship and perseverance, others found its plot predictable and cliche. Rotten Tomatoes critics consensus states, 'Shark Bait is a visually appealing animated film that falls short in terms of originality and storytelling.' IMDb users gave the movie a rating of 4.1/10, with some viewers appreciating the colorful visuals and catchy soundtrack, while others were critical of the simplistic plot and lack of depth in character development. Overall, Shark Bait offers a fun and lighthearted viewing experience for families, despite its shortcomings in narrative complexity.'