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This film is ostensibly about the overfishing of sharks and what that may mean for shark populations and marine ecology, but within the first few minutes of the film you realize that "Sharkwater" is largely about writer/director/producer Rob Stewart and how heroic and unique he fancies himself to be.
The girlfriend gets eaten by a shark (or something) along the way, but they keep her hunky boyfriend (Mike "Touch" Conners) tied up as an insurance policy.
Simon MacCorkindale portrays a Brit photographer who likes the media spotlight, but courageously offers to be "live bait"(..and is in the film's best sequence as the shark chows down on him with the camera recording this inside the mouth, really a remarkable effect)as a distraction for Quaid to complete the welding task without harm.
Bess Armstrong is Quaid's lady love who decides to go down and watch his back just in case the shark swims toward them.
most of the movie,nothing happens,except a lot of talking.when the shark finally makes an appearance,it is underwhelming.it
sat trough the whole movie to see the shark.i
wish i hadn't.60 minutes of boredom for a few minutes of shark footage is not worth it.it's
The shark in my opinion looked good enough.
The best part for me is seeing Ace being thrown about by a shark!
I could not help but laugh during the shark attack scenes, all they had done was take cuttings of sharks obviously attacking seals, or sharks moving through the water.
The MEGALODON shark was obviously footage of a Great White, just zoomed in on.
René Cardona Jr made the overlong, boring and trashy shark flick Tintorerra a year before he went to make this overlong, boring and trashy disaster/survival flick with sharks thrown in.
I can only imagine that the director was a real big fan of Steven Spielberg's Jaws as this is his second shark flick where sharks are not the main focus, and by rights don't actual have a real part to play in the story.
The cast is almost entirely middle-aged and mad scientists, ruthless businessmen and corrupt officials all play a far greater part in the proceedings than any shark, whether stock footage or rubber.
Young innocent from Chicago travels down South to stay with her wealthy cousin, a society shark with an alcoholic husband who is planning on busting up the engagement between her former lover and a terrified girl who also lives in the mansion.
James Franciscus sleepwalks through the part of a drippy shark expert with a numbing blankness which suggests that poor Jim was severely doped up on anti-depressant drugs when he acted in this endearingly awful atrocity.
The sequence where the shark attacks a bunch of surfers during a big surfing contest is absolutely gut-busting.
Ditto the wonderfully ridiculous, uproarious and utterly preposterous scene where the shark jumps some ten feet up into the air as if was shot out of a cannon and bites a guy hanging out of a helicopter in half.
What this beautifully bad baby lacks in credibility and originality (plenty, to be brutally honest) it more than compensates for in sheer riotous absurdity, tasty all-out cheesiness (the shark looks laughably fake throughout), and, since this is an Italian fright feature, the expected in-your-face graphic and unflinching abundance of gory carnage (one poor lass has a leg bitten off by the shark).
After the opening scene I thought it's some late '80s shark flick and it would be a fun passtime to watch it for typical B-movie elements.
Mind you the "rubber shark" many reviewers mention isn't rubber at all...It's real!
A dead baby shark they must have bought at the local Korean fish market or something.
Watching an extra, in a fake-looking ape suit, pretending to wrestle with a dead baby shark pretty much sums up the production values in this film.
This movie's poster shows a great white shark with its mouth wide open.
For example, at one point the shark, which looks like a cardboard cut-out (and probably is!), smashes the plate glass to the viewing area as Sea World and then, as the water rushes through the broken panel, the shark just sits there!
The creators of this piece of garbage didn't even make their own shark for the film, they just used stolen clips from other shark movies (Jaws, L'Ultimo Squalo) and used this obviously fake CGI shark that moved around like it was being controlled like a four year old. the acting is just awkward, i mean no character in this movie looks scared, and...i just can't continue.
L'Ultimo Squalo had it's own scenes filmed, and (even though some were taken from JAWS), they made their own scenes, their own mediocre shark and their own dialogue.
I still like the psychic/psychotic connection Jaeckel has with the sharks, although I could definitely lose the hokey "shark medallion" sequence, which accomplished nothing.
Cosmo Vitelli (Ben Gazzara) owner of a strip club (possibly the worst strip club ever) has just paid off his last set of gambling debts to a loan shark and celebrates by going gambling.
After aiding old time friend and FBI man, Felix Leiter (David Hedison) in a drug bust, and standing up for Felix at his wedding, Bond returns hours later to discover Felix's wife is dead and that Felix is barely clinging to life after being fed to a shark.
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