It captures a specific moment in time: post- Shrek cynicism, pre- Kung Fu Panda refinement. It is loud, ugly, beautifully rendered, and desperately trying to be cool. The HD transfer does not hide its flaws; it illuminates them like a disco ball in a fish tank.

If you want a naturalistic underwater documentary, watch Blue Planet . If you want to see Robert De Niro, as a shark, saying "You’re a bony, little, vitamin-stealing parasite" to Will Smith, rendered in crisp, high-definition glory— Shark Tale HD is essential viewing. It is a digital painting of a bygone era, best enjoyed with the volume up and nostalgia goggles firmly in place. Where to watch: Shark Tale is available in HD on Blu-ray, as well as digital retailers like Apple TV, Vudu, and Peacock.