Directed by:
Anthony C. FerranteScreenplay:
Thunder LevinCinematography:
Ben DemareeCast:
Tara Reid, Frankie Muniz, Ryan Whitney Angel, Bo Derek, Ian Ziering, Adrian Martinez, David Hasselhoff, Ne-Yo, Cassandra Scerbo, Jack Griffo, Michael Winslow (more)Plots(1)
After the freak sharknadoes in Los Angeles and New York, another storm is on the horizon, but this time it's threatening all of the East Coast. Undeterred by his previous encounter with man-eating sharks falling from the sky, Fin (Ian Ziering) and his wife April (Tara Reid) put their heads together in order to save the nation's capital and President (Mark Cuban) before trying to destroy a deadly 'sharkicane' in Florida. (Universal Sony Pictures Home Entertainment)
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For me, definitely just keep going like this, constantly coming up with similar craziness and keep entertaining the actors in playing these craziness. I truly didn't get bored for an hour and a half, but it's clear to me now that I've jumped on the "Sharknado" wave and I'm willing to accept even those terrible tricks that are sometimes really shocking. But the final scene simply redeemed everything for me. The reunion at the beach is just great. And does the logic not work? So what?!
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What? 34%? Well, actually, why not. Thunder Levin got the keyboard fired up big time, so his sharks, which look very "realistic" as usual, not only swim, fly, and ride public transport, but also go through building walls and government bunkers. Levin was joined by Christopher Roth, who once again left me flabbergasted at his ability to transport people and objects in the blink of an eye. It's true that compared to Sharknados, most porn movies have an elaborate storyline, but I have to award a star for giving me great laughs again. After all, the heroic struggle, sharks in space or the childbirth scene should not be forgotten. The creators even managed to fail in their desperate attempt at pathos, making it utterly hilarious.
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