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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Chuck's laptop, the Millennium 2000 PMX (referencing the year this film was made) uses Floppy Disks for backing up data from a system crash. Floppies have relatively low storage by today standards. Today's laptops would instead do the same thing with smaller devices with higher storage such as [[UsefulNotes/UniversalSerialBus USB]] storage & [[Platform/SDCard MicroSD Cards]].
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Chuck's laptop, the Millennium 2000 PMX (referencing the year this film was made) uses Floppy Disks for backing up data from a system crash. Floppies have relatively low storage by today standards. Today's laptops would instead do the same thing with smaller devices with higher storage such as [[UsefulNotes/UniversalSerialBus [[MediaNotes/UniversalSerialBus USB]] storage & [[Platform/SDCard MicroSD Cards]].
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* GermansLoveDavidHasselhoff: The film found ''much more'' success in Germany and France than anywhere else. In Germany in particular, it was #7 in the top ten box office draws.
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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: Chuck's laptop, the Millennium 2000 PMX (referencing the year this film was made) uses Floppy Disks for backing up data from a system crash. Floppies have relatively low storage by today standards. Today's laptops would instead do the same thing with smaller devices with higher storage such as [[UsefulNotes/UniversalSerialBus USB]] storage & [[Platform/SDCard MicroSD Cards]].
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human]]. This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, where Danish values for a kid’s film are lower.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human]]. This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, where Danish values for a kid’s film media aimed at children are lower.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human]]. This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, where Danish values for a kid’s film are lower.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human]]. This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, where Danish values for a kid’s film are lower.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human]]. This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, where Danish values for a kid’s film are far different.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human.]] human]]. This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, where Danish values for a kid’s film are far different.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human.]] This can be partially chalked up to ValuesDissonance, in which where Danish values for a kid’s movie differ significantly.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human.]] This can be partially chalked up to Values Dissonance, ValuesDissonance, in which Danish values for a kid’s movie differ significantly.
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* WhatDoYouMeanItsForKids: Despite receiving a U rating (or a G rating if you live in the United States), the film contains some FamilyUnfriendlyViolence. For example, a shark character eats sapient fish, which is PlayedForLaughs; [[spoiler:a crab injures Fly to the point of blood]]; and [[spoiler:Joe dies by getting a DeathByIrony when he drowns after turning into a human.]] This can be partially chalked up to Values Dissonance, in which Danish values for a kid’s movie differ significantly.
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* CrossesTheLineTwice: While Joe's death may be a bit disturbing, the fact that he [[HoistByHisOwnPetard brought it onto himself]] [[DidntThinkThisThrough by a trick]], his sudden gasp when he finally goes, and Fly's expression when it happens makes it a ''little'' bit funny, at the least.
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* FridgeBrilliance: Why is the shark so dumb? He's a lot bigger than the other fish, so he'd probably need a larger dose to get the same boost to his intelligence.
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** How does [=MacKrill=] know there's a time limit on using the antidote?
*** It's possible he's [[FridgeHorror tested it out on someone before]].
** That small bottle of antidote sure managed to go a long way and it was already leaking for a bit before Joe found it.
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** How does [=MacKrill=] know there's a time limit on using the antidote?
*** It's possible he's [[FridgeHorror tested it out on someone before]].
** That small bottle of antidote sure managed to go a long way and it was already leaking for a bit before Joe found it.
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Stella's moral is basically how you can't get everything you want. However, she ends up getting ''what'' she wants at the end: Which is to be able to keep Sasha. While some view it as a BrokenAesop since she ''does'' get what she wants, it can be interpreted more as "You can get a better thing by waiting"
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* AlternateAesopInterpretation: Stella's moral is basically how you can't get everything you want. However, she ends up getting ''what'' she wants at the end: Which is to be able to keep Sasha. While some view it as a BrokenAesop since she ''does'' get what she wants, it can be interpreted more as "You can get a better thing by waiting" waiting".
