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First of all, there are barely any
sharks
and this film and the gore is crappy low-budget like the ONE shark that comes in at the end.
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.
One of the first sequences is a long shot of a bronzed, shirtless Stewart strolling along a tropical beach, fresh from a snorkel, while the narrator (Stewart, naturally) describes how he's always loved sharks, always been fascinated by them, blah blah blah.
How bout the episode where they were attacked by
sharks
and RV started sinking.
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 SharkTank Redemption" seemed to indicate that the DVD would contain a humorous spin-off parody of the movie involving
sharks
trying to escape their tanks at an ocean exhibit.
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.
Fortunately, we've also got the incomparable Vic Morrow on board hamming it up with his customary deliciously eye-rolling rip-snorting gusto as a crusty, macho, rough'n'tumble Robert Shawesque old sea salt fisherman sporting Vic's trademark furry mustache and a simply sidesplitting "won't fool you for a second" overripe Scottish accent ("I've been killin
' sharks
for most of my life!").
He finds out that his friend became shark food, and tries to find out why the
sharks
have started to behave so aggressively in this particular area.
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.
It is here where he encounters bullying sharks, dopey but cute angelfish and a storyline so drip it makes you want to bury your own head.Queue all the kiddie-flick clichés which so merrily unfold.
The
sharks
were awesome, shown in all their predatory splendor and captivating ferocity.
Clearly the best of all the movies about
sharks
which came after Jaws.
The very idea of not one, but TWO
sharks
in Sea World as its grand opening takes place...is just freaky!
i was also surprised when i read that it was released as Jaws 3 in some countries when it hit the theaters, well it is better than Jaws pt 3 and 4. one thing that i like with this movie (spoiler warning) is the ending - right about after the
sharks
death - when they all get safety on land just before the end text is coming and the sad music is appears - it reflects sorrow, evil and even madness, and the survivors gets into the car - it is a great scene probably the best in the entire movie (according to me). the movie also contains crappy and dumb scenes, but hey - doesn't every classic cult flicks do ?. the shark looks part of better than in the Jaws (a little but not much).
You do get ideas about how you'd like to have that much money so that you could live on a yacht without responsibility and the promise of toast after toast with your latest shag, but the continual slaughter of sharks, sea turtles and stingrays for a movie such as this leaves one filled with guilt.
I missed the beginning, which would have detailed some type of alien cylinder that is placed in the ocean, one that drives
sharks
into a feeding frenzy.
This film is about a man who is afraid of
sharks.
In this film humans and
sharks
both live in competitive worlds where hunting is both the business and the pleasure.
The reason I bought it is simple: I like movies about
sharks
and there are only a few about the Meg(alodon).
DeSantis had been conducting research on a series of shark attacks in the area prior to his death and now his friend, along with DeSantis' sister, takes up the research and finds that the
sharks
may not be the only threat in Port Amanzi.
Writer/director William Grefé only eagerly cashed in on the popularity of
sharks
in horror movies, but he was ambitious enough to come up with an entirely original and personal story-idea, albeit an incredibly silly one.
Sonny Stein has a great understanding with
sharks
and refers to them as his friends.
That is to say, he feeds the
sharks
and protects them against greedy fishermen, and in exchange they don't eat him when he goes for a swim.
Through a flashback, Stein explains to a random striptease dancer how an old & anonymous shaman handed him a peculiar amulet, and since then the
sharks
obey him.
Stein is also extremely naive and dumb, as he 'donates' sharks, supposedly for good causes, to a science lab and to a sleazy (and mega-fat) bar-owner for an original entertainment act.
He doesn't use his shark-friends to score with the ladies, doesn't say anything witty when he hunts down shark killers and he doesn't even make a joke about how astonishingly fat and tasteless the owner of the striptease bar is! He's just a silent, arrogant and asocial loner who cares too much about
sharks.
I'm generously rewarding this film with a four out of ten rating because I appreciate the effort and because I like
sharks
but, in all honesty, "Mako: The Jaws of Death" isn't worth any rating higher than two.
The first half hour of the movie serves as a broad introduction to the theme of
"sharks"
.
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