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Shark
Attack 3: Megalodon (2002)
Director:
David Worth |
COUNTRY
Israel/South Africa/USA |
GENRE
Horror/Thriller |
NORWEGIAN
TITLE
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RUNNING
TIME
90
minutes |
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Producer:
Boaz Davidson
Danny Lerner
David Varod |
Screenwriter:
Scott Devine
William Hooke |
Review
This third entry in the rather
insignificant Jaws simulating
Shark Attack series has got the required
combination of dead seriousness and ridicule that is often the basis for
a cult classic. Unfortunately, Shark Attack 3 isn't quite bad enough.
That doesn't mean that any potential viewer of this farce should get his
or her hopes up. The quality of the acting, premise and special effects
in this movie is amusing at first, but ultimately painful. With that
said, David Worth has some useful ideas during the first half, and if
you can't seem to enjoy anything else, you'll love it when the painfully
synthetic dialogue is relieved by a moment of hilarious ad-libbing by
John Barrowman.
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