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The massive prehistoric shark survived its last battle and the world is again threatened when a new, more dangerous foe is discovered in the jungles of Africa.
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10 of 12 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
With a title like this you know exactly what to expect, a knowing sequel to Mega-Shark vs Giant Octopus. Mega Shark Vs Giant Octopus [DVD] [2009] Only this time our oversized shark takes on a 1500ft (yes they do say that!!) crocodile, The croc, freed from its hiding place inside an African mine, chomps its way through a few hundred people before a hunter (ex boxer and model Gary Stretch) manages to knock it unconscious (from the inside) and get it on the back of a truck to take it to a friend who owns a ship.
Meanwhile The shark attacks a few vessels and a sonar expert is call in to assist Admiral Calvin (Robert Picardo) in tracking the shark down, the navy scenes all take place on a minimalist set that Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea would have been ashamed of.
From very early on it's quite clear that the creatures are as big as the scenes they are in need them to be at that time. The shark merrily leaps out of the water at will, eats subs whole and treats croc eggs like caviare. The croc is so big it takes a cargo ship to transport it but can also go on the back of an articulated truck and is held down by the world's strongest twine and tarpaulin combination.
When the croc gets free there's gallons of testosterone spilled as our heroes try to combat the twin menaces, three if you count the shoddy CGI effects. As the shark works it way through the US Navy the croc enjoys a pretty good feed at Miami's Seaworld.
The scenes when the shark fin scythes through the water would take a child of 5 a few minutes to master, the underwater fight sequences are a little better but you'll end up chewing your knuckles to hold the laughter back before you feel any fear.
It's choc full of cliches, the acting is dire, the editing awful, the same scenes keep appearing ad nauseum. The scene with the shark and the nuclear torpedo is a gem. The aerobatic shark holds a torpedo in its mouth as it executes a 3.2 degree difficulty dive with pike and reverse tuck, then later on it holds the whole submarine with very little difference in scale; the continuity staff must have nodded off by this stage of the movie's production.
The scenes where the monsters battle it out in Panama are priceless with a military woefully short of amart weapons despite having two of the largest targets they could ever hope to find.
It's a scream and for your own sanity should only be seen in that light. Watch it just for a laugh and don't let any one star reviews put you off, personally I can't wait for the next mega-shark movie that those nice folks at The Asylum let loose on an unsuspecting world.
Meanwhile The shark attacks a few vessels and a sonar expert is call in to assist Admiral Calvin (Robert Picardo) in tracking the shark down, the navy scenes all take place on a minimalist set that Voyage To The Bottom of The Sea would have been ashamed of.
From very early on it's quite clear that the creatures are as big as the scenes they are in need them to be at that time. The shark merrily leaps out of the water at will, eats subs whole and treats croc eggs like caviare. The croc is so big it takes a cargo ship to transport it but can also go on the back of an articulated truck and is held down by the world's strongest twine and tarpaulin combination.
When the croc gets free there's gallons of testosterone spilled as our heroes try to combat the twin menaces, three if you count the shoddy CGI effects. As the shark works it way through the US Navy the croc enjoys a pretty good feed at Miami's Seaworld.
The scenes when the shark fin scythes through the water would take a child of 5 a few minutes to master, the underwater fight sequences are a little better but you'll end up chewing your knuckles to hold the laughter back before you feel any fear.
It's choc full of cliches, the acting is dire, the editing awful, the same scenes keep appearing ad nauseum. The scene with the shark and the nuclear torpedo is a gem. The aerobatic shark holds a torpedo in its mouth as it executes a 3.2 degree difficulty dive with pike and reverse tuck, then later on it holds the whole submarine with very little difference in scale; the continuity staff must have nodded off by this stage of the movie's production.
The scenes where the monsters battle it out in Panama are priceless with a military woefully short of amart weapons despite having two of the largest targets they could ever hope to find.
It's a scream and for your own sanity should only be seen in that light. Watch it just for a laugh and don't let any one star reviews put you off, personally I can't wait for the next mega-shark movie that those nice folks at The Asylum let loose on an unsuspecting world.
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
Monster vs Monster cheesy B movie carnage...what are you waiting for you fool? It's so terrible it's hilarious, buy it!
0 of 1 people found the following review helpful
Format:DVD
This standalone sequel to "Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus" is insane. It's got ridiculous characters, awful special effects (although there are some scenes where the crocodile looks pretty good) and some of the most absurd giant monster scenes I've ever seen. If you're looking for quality or big budget filmmaking, look elsewhere, but if you're looking for some cheesy low budget monster madness, "Mega Shark vs Crocosaurus" pulls no punches and provides it in spades.
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I bought this for my daughter for christmas and shes a huge fan of the shark and crocodile gore movies but she did not like this one. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Siobhan Dawson
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This film is a resnable film. I enjoyed it, but I didn't love it. I could watch it about once a month. It was O.K though.
Published 5 months ago by daniel
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i am a creature/feature fan and as creature/features go this was not a bad movie,its a follow up to megaladon the pre-historic shark dvd, it was not to bad.
Published 8 months ago by happy feet
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i would have loved to see the battle to go on between the shark and the croc it was ace.
Published 10 months ago by mark
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Loved this film. Ok, I know it is a B movie, but for all that it is still enjoyable. If you love that kind of movie then this is one to watch.
Published 10 months ago by fiarra
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