"They came from the air, and now they've went back to their roots."
"Coming this summer, Sharknami."
"Also, they've teamed up with the Bears. What Bears, you ask?"
"These Bears."
edited 27th Dec '13 7:21:47 PM by Ekuran
Does Finding Nemo count as a shark movie? Perhaps Shark Tale is closer, but I didn't have fun watching that.
Better call the Shark Punching Center.
Shark Attack 3 is my personal favorite.
Face me now, Bitch!
Yeah, we Synchtube Tropers definitely need to start watching more shark movies...
I'm here for our date, Rose!
My favorite shark movie is Jaws. Fuck this post-ironic nonsense where they're deliberately saddling a movie with lame CGI and idiotic concepts, a movie that's supposed to be lame. It's more fun if you try for everybody.
Best "good shark movie" is Jaws, and the best "bad shark movie" is Jaws 3.
Only other shark movie worth mentioning is the first Shark Attack, but only for its nice theme tune.
Only other shark movie worth mentioning? James Rolfe would disagree: http://cinemassacre.com/2013/08/06/top-40-shitty-shark-movies/
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That video was put a few posts above.
Deep Blue Sea was on last night. It's a good film but it just seems to exist. There's a couple of moments but for the most part it's pretty average.
The Synchtube Tropers are planning on watching Red Water, starring Lou Diamond Philips, (#22 on James Rolfe's list) tonight, and I just so happen to remember this thread.
Apparently, this was produced for TBS, of all American cable networks, but it does appear to offer a fair bit of quality Narm. "Gurl, U trippin'!"
edited 12th Jan '14 9:09:07 AM by SeanMurrayI
Anyone else like these types of movies, just to laugh at all the terrible effects, and acting?
I do.
Watch Symphogear