jreynolds-06356 Acting is terrible. Special effects are garbage. So bad lmao

leslienorthcutt The epitome of a theatrical joyride! A combination of the original Sharknado with the intensity of Jaws, Megalodon kicked off shark week 2018 with a blast... literally. The movie takes place on the USS Shaw, a real navy ship docked off the coast of California, where Navy seamen fight off the biggest shark to have ever existed and as old as time itself. With Ensign Burkhead (Luke Fattorusso) and Capitan Streeper (Dominic Pace) leading the group, they embark on the toughest battle of their lives. From trying to save their crew from the belly of the beast, to escaping Russian attack, this movie excites a palette of true heroism and rings of becoming a new Syfy classic. Not to mention, Michael Madsen is just downright hilarious in it. 10/10 will watch again!

aussycole If you know the military, you won't be able to stand more than a few minutes of this. Haircuts, beards, jewelry, stance, uniforms, to large, fake insignia, salutes and just about everything else. It wouldn't have taken too much time to get the info and script this correctly. Rubber shark that moves bottom of mouth and wiggles head from side to side. Not impressed.

ninaarrastia I couldn't get past the first scene. Not because the CGI looked like it was made by a highschool kid learning digital video production. Because it starts with a bunch of Naval personnel on the deck of a boat in formation, no hats on, some at attention some in something between attention and parade rest. Then the commander Michael Madsen walks out and holy shit he looks like he just rolled onto the set after a 4 day bender in Vegas. This supposed naval ship commander's mullet is showing from under hit head gear. Which has a giant bird shaped emblem on it that was stolen from a 1950s car hood. Hes got rings on like a pump and his uniform looks like he just pulled it out a hamper and threw it on. I got as far as the next scene where everyone is saluting in doors and nearly threw my remote through my TV. If they couldnt pay for good graphics or a decent plot, They could have at least spent 100 bucks on some naval veteran at the very least to help look an actual military service FFS.