When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, nature's deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air as thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace.
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Director:
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Stars:
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When a freak hurricane swamps Los Angeles, nature's deadliest killer rules sea, land, and air as thousands of sharks terrorize the waterlogged populace.
In the helicopter crash sequence, the helicopter spinning out of control is a Hughes 300, not the AS350 he originally took off in. See more »
Quotes
[first lines]
[Captain Sanitago serves a bowl of shark fin soup to an Asian businessman named Palmer]
Captain Carlos Santiago:
Enjoy.
Palmer:
[tastes the soup]
It's good. Not great. But seeing that you are a businessman, Mr. Santiago.
Captain Carlos Santiago:
Captain.
Palmer:
Captain. My associates and I are willing to negotiate with you a reasonable price. $100,000.
[Santiago laughs maniacally]
Captain Carlos Santiago:
[serious tone]
One million for the whole catch! Not a penny less!
Palmer:
One million dollars is such a steep price for such a small catch.
Captain Carlos Santiago:
A pod of 20,000 sharks is to migrate ...
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Crazy Credits
In the TV version the end credits roll extremely fast. See more »
And yet with a group of pals you would be hard pressed to find a better time. Absolutely nothing make sense. Physics and natural laws are ignored. Horrible CGI and cringe-worthy dialog. Outrageous continuity exceeded only by horrible color correction and clunky editing. The all together wooden acting no doubt achieved in single takes is sincere, earnest and fails on levels that should win awards.
And you can't stop watching. My friends, yelled, laughed, joked, stomped, laughed some more and had a fine time. Now how many times can you say that watching a movie? It literally becomes an interactive experience.
It is surely a classic. Not sure exactly what kind. But it is a classic.
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And yet with a group of pals you would be hard pressed to find a better time. Absolutely nothing make sense. Physics and natural laws are ignored. Horrible CGI and cringe-worthy dialog. Outrageous continuity exceeded only by horrible color correction and clunky editing. The all together wooden acting no doubt achieved in single takes is sincere, earnest and fails on levels that should win awards.
And you can't stop watching. My friends, yelled, laughed, joked, stomped, laughed some more and had a fine time. Now how many times can you say that watching a movie? It literally becomes an interactive experience.
It is surely a classic. Not sure exactly what kind. But it is a classic.