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Shark Attack 3: Megalodon
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Directed by David Worth, David Worth.
A very large shark has been terrorizing the workers trying to install an underwater cable of the coast of Mexico, so a resort security diver, Ben (John Barrowman), takes it upon himself to put a stop to the killing. However, a tooth he finds is identified by researcher Cat Stone (Jennifer McShane) to be from not a shark, but a prehistoric megalodon, thought to be extinct for 24 million years. With a crew of victims -- er, sailors -- they set out to hunt the beast. But little do they know, the big shark attacking their boat and eating their crewmembers are the babies, and their mother is really, really big -- and angry. ~ Buzz McClain, All Movie Guide
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by blue8joyce in blue8joyce Blog
loved it.
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"Talk about guilt and pleasure, like peanut butter and jelly.  There have been three Shark Attack movies, I've seen them, but I only own the third one.  Where do I begin to explain why?  Who cares.  Its all about the characters.  When the two leads join together to chase after the shark to save potential victims.  The female, Cat (a shark researcher) screams ,"Oh my God," with her hand cupped towards her mouth everytime there is a close call with the shark or an actual attack.  It looks like she's laughing.  Its funny.  Later on after the shark has attacked their boat the shark is after Cat, so the guy, Ben (the resort security diver) tries to save her by attacking the shark, so the shark turns on him.  Ben then starts screaming like a girl and then he needs to be rescued by her.  Its classic.  And if that did nothing for you, maybe what he mutters to her while they discuss their evening plans will be enough for you to rewind over and over again.  You heard right. ... " [More]
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All Movie Guide
lost interest.
Not to spoil it for anyone, but when the monster megalodon finally emerges in the last reel of this briskly paced, utterly predictable (seen Jaws, anyone) throwaway, you have to howl at its enormity. It gulps a life raft with seven people on it, making the limb-chewing killer whites in previous movies look like guppies. The special effects are so-so, but they get the idea across. The gratuitous nudity is hilariously gratuitous, the acting is arch, and the music is stolen so blatantly from you-know-what (da-duh, da-duh) that John Williams should get a commission. That said, it's not bad for a knowingly nutty B-movie. ~ Buzz McClain, All Movie Guide
 

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