I gave this movie a 6 because it was thoroughly entertaining, once you switched your brain off to how totally ludicrous it was.
There were moments where Ian Ziering should get nominated for SOMETHING simply for saying the lines and keeping a straight face.
There were sharks, lots of sharks, in places where you will never ever see a shark. Sharks in the streets, on stairwells, falling from the sky, swimming down NYC streets - yep it was completely silly.
But, I still enjoyed it because all of the actors did a fantastic job of B-movie acting - not a single one of them acted like they thought the premise was stupid, or the dialog corny as all hell, or some of the special effects unexpectedly dumb.
If you're going to make this kind of tongue in cheek type disaster movie, this is the way to do it.
Great fun, beyond belief, but an entertaining way to spend a late night couple of hours.
It's got to be seen to be believed - don't just listen to what your friends say about it - watch it, it makes every other cheesy movie pale by comparison!
Favorite part? Ian Ziering's "shark walk" - watch it and you'll see!
There were moments where Ian Ziering should get nominated for SOMETHING simply for saying the lines and keeping a straight face.
There were sharks, lots of sharks, in places where you will never ever see a shark. Sharks in the streets, on stairwells, falling from the sky, swimming down NYC streets - yep it was completely silly.
But, I still enjoyed it because all of the actors did a fantastic job of B-movie acting - not a single one of them acted like they thought the premise was stupid, or the dialog corny as all hell, or some of the special effects unexpectedly dumb.
If you're going to make this kind of tongue in cheek type disaster movie, this is the way to do it.
Great fun, beyond belief, but an entertaining way to spend a late night couple of hours.
It's got to be seen to be believed - don't just listen to what your friends say about it - watch it, it makes every other cheesy movie pale by comparison!
Favorite part? Ian Ziering's "shark walk" - watch it and you'll see!