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Dinoshark

  • Téléfilm
  • 2010
  • 10
  • 1h 32min
NOTE IMDb
3,1/10
3 k
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Dinoshark (2010)
Global warming sets loose a prehistoric creature that terrorizes Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Lire trailer2:11
2 Videos
22 photos
ActionAventureComédieHorreurScience-fictionThriller

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA baby dinoshark evolves into a ferocious predatory adult, terrorising tourists and locals offshore from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.A baby dinoshark evolves into a ferocious predatory adult, terrorising tourists and locals offshore from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.A baby dinoshark evolves into a ferocious predatory adult, terrorising tourists and locals offshore from Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.

  • Réalisation
    • Kevin O'Neill
  • Scénario
    • Frances Doel
    • Guy Prevost
    • Porter Fox
  • Casting principal
    • Eric Balfour
    • Iva Hasperger
    • Aarón Díaz
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  • NOTE IMDb
    3,1/10
    3 k
    MA NOTE
    • Réalisation
      • Kevin O'Neill
    • Scénario
      • Frances Doel
      • Guy Prevost
      • Porter Fox
    • Casting principal
      • Eric Balfour
      • Iva Hasperger
      • Aarón Díaz
    • 38avis d'utilisateurs
    • 52avis des critiques
  • Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro
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    Dinoshark
    Trailer 2:11
    Dinoshark
    Dinoshark: Commentary Clip 2
    Featurette 1:54
    Dinoshark: Commentary Clip 2
    Dinoshark: Commentary Clip 2
    Featurette 1:54
    Dinoshark: Commentary Clip 2

    Photos22

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    Eric Balfour
    Eric Balfour
    • Trace McGraw
    Iva Hasperger
    Iva Hasperger
    • Carol Brubaker
    Aarón Díaz
    Aarón Díaz
    • Luis
    Dan Golden
    • Mike
    Humberto Busto
    Humberto Busto
    • Calderon
    Guillermo Iván
    Guillermo Iván
    • Victor
    • (as Guillermo Ivan Mora)
    Roger Corman
    Roger Corman
    • Dr. Frank Reeves
    Christina Nicole
    • Rita Valdez
    Richard Miller
    • Steve Loggins
    Liv Boughn
    • Lois
    Robert Roessel
    Robert Roessel
    • Dr. Simon Otis
    • (as Robbie Roessel)
    Gary J. Tunnicliffe
    Gary J. Tunnicliffe
    • Jeremy Long
    • (as Gary Tunnicliffe)
    Erika Zinser Staines
    • Janelle
    • (as Erika Zinser)
    Cindy Mazer
    • Elsa
    Sara Kova
    Sara Kova
    • Jade
    Benjamin Woodlock
    Benjamin Woodlock
    • Tom
    Jack Everest Hite
    • Eddie
    • (as Jack Hite)
    David Ford Hite
    • Eddie's father
    • (as David Hite)
    • Réalisation
      • Kevin O'Neill
    • Scénario
      • Frances Doel
      • Guy Prevost
      • Porter Fox
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    3wes-connors

    The Shark Jumps Roger Corman

    In an arctic region, melting glaciers cause the release of an ancient baby "Dinoshark". Three years later, the now monstrously adult beast turns up off the Alaskan coastline. It eats a diver and, apparently, develops a taste for human flesh. Migrating southward brings "Dinoshark" to tourist-rich Puerto Vallarta, Mexico which has a good food supply. Handsome young "Fin Seeker" tour boat captain Eric Balfour (as Trace McGraw) is the one who first realizes the danger and tries to stop the carnage. "Dinoshark" could disrupt the community's annual fiesta...

    You would expect legendary low-budget producer Roger Corman to excel in Syfy Channel shark movies, but the expert fails to make the most of this assignment. "Dinoshark" is sloppy and substandard, even for the genre and TV movie outlet. As if to rub salt in the wound, Mr. Corman contributes a lackluster acting role (as Frank Reeves). The Corman fun is missing. Likable in the lead, Mr. Balfour is left holding the water. His attractive co-stars are led by beautiful blonde Princeton graduate and water polo captain Iva Hasperger (as Carol Brubaker).

    *** Dinoshark (3/13/10) Kevin O'Neill ~ Eric Balfour, Iva Hasperger, Aaron Diaz, Roger Corman
    1mbrooks-8

    Boring, boring, boring

    Global warming causes ice shelf to calve releasing prehistoric beasty into the modern world. So right off the bat SyFy Channel doesn't want to be accused of originality so they use a pretty overused monster trope, and then they decided that they don't want to accused of being entertaining either so they gave us a film that is 90 minutes of sheer boredom as the dinoshark swims and kills with not an ounce of self awareness or winking at the camera that a film of this genre kind of relies on to be successful. When your a TV movie and can't have actual gore or gratuitous nudity you have to make up for it with a fun and clever script, this film didn't even bother with a script at all. Eric Balfour (Skyline) has got to be the most boring of leads imaginable, and he heads a cast of mostly overdubbed Mexican actors. Pathetic.

    Eric Balfour's character describes seeing this horned creature attacking about, later the lead girl looks up stuff on the "internet" and finds artists renderings of a horned prehistoric shark. Strangely the dinoshark that we get in this movie does not have the horns described by Balfour or like the one in the drawings. I guess the CGI team didn't bother reading the non-existent script either.

    Roger Corman should be ashamed to have his named attached to a piece of dung like this. It's not even bad/fun, it's simply boring/bad.
    Michael_Elliott

    At Least We Get Corman

    Dinoshark (2010)

    * 1/2 (out of 4)

    When a big ice chunk in the Arctic breaks free, it lets loose a prehistoric shark, which swims down to Mexico where it begins to eat anyone who gets in its way. A couple people (Eric Balfour, Iva Hasperger) decide to try and track it down and kill it after their friend is killed by the beast but a local scientist (Roger Corman) thinks this thing might not be able to be stopped. DINOSHARK is yet another made-for-TV creature flick that manages to be quite boring even though there's non-stop action and plenty of red stuff to go around. If you've seen one of these movies then you pretty much know what to expect as we're always given some far-fetched story that really doesn't make too much sense and of course there's the bad CGI monster that looks so fake that you can't help but not connect to the movie. These type of "B" movies have been around for decades but it's pretty amazing that so many of the current ones fail so badly. I think some of the makers of these films need to go back and watch some of the earlier ones and realize that you should just try to have some cheap fun. The characters in this film are so unlikeable that you really don't care about them and this here just hurts the film even more. Even worse is that the story is so silly that it's hard to care about what's going on and things don't get any better after the opening minutes. The CGI creature looks incredibly bad but this here is to be expected. The gore effects are also mostly CGI and one really wonders if the budget couldn't have been raised a few bucks to where they could have at least bought some fake blood to squirt around instead of having to use CGI. Both Balfour and Hasperger are decent in their parts but neither are given much to work with. What keeps this film moving is Corman who actually gets a pretty good role here. He appears in a good chunk of the picture and while he's not the greatest actor in the world he's at least watchable and it's good to see him in front of the camera again.
    kavenga

    Much better than I expected.

    I just saw it at the 6th Annual Puerto Vallarta Film Festival. I went basically because I live in PV and a few friends were possibly going to appear as extras. Given that it was a low-budget made-for-TV movie I was prepared to be disappointed. Instead I was entertained. It's a bit of an homage to "Jaws" in both the shark scenes and the musical score. Even with the bar set that high it still managed to achieve some of the same types of shocked reactions from the audience, while at other times they laughed. I'm not a connoisseur of B-movies but those that are should really get a kick out this film. And it was great to see producer Roger Corman in a cameo role as the marine biologist expert. I had the honor of shaking his hand as we left the theater. The cast was well anchored by Eric Balfour in the lead role. Perhaps this role will lead to bigger and better things for him. And finally it was nice to see a film in a theater, for a change, that had no foul language or gratuitous nudity. Taken in the context of its budget and its intended distribution, this is a pretty darn nice little movie.
    1gianniz-41-135339

    who approved and budgeted for this!

    worst movie eva! do not watch it no matter what! not funny, not scary, retarded acting, i want my 2 hours back! dinoshark stinks, dinoshark is a crime to humanity, dinoshark is straight to bin. repeat! worst movie eva! do not watch it no matter what! not funny, not scary, retarded acting, i want my 2 hours back! dinoshark stinks, dinoshark is a crime to humanity, dinoshark is straight to bin. repeat! worst movie eva! do not watch it no matter what! not funny, not scary, retarded acting, i want my 2 hours back! dinoshark stinks, dinoshark is a crime to humanity, dinoshark is straight to bin. repeat! worst movie eva! do not watch it no matter what! not funny, not scary, retarded acting, i want my 2 hours back! dinoshark stinks, dinoshark is a crime to humanity, dinoshark is straight to bin.

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      One of the few films produced by Roger Corman that does not feature female nudity.
    • Gaffes
      When Trace is shooting at the Dinoshark you hear the sound of a high-powered rifle, but the rifle he is shooting is an air rifle.
    • Citations

      Carol Brubaker: Welcome to the Endangered Species list, bastard.

    • Connexions
      Featured in Des ovnis, des monstres et du sexe - Le cinéma selon Roger Corman (2011)

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    Détails

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    • Date de sortie
      • 10 janvier 2013 (France)
    • Pays d’origine
      • États-Unis
    • Langue
      • Anglais
    • Aussi connu sous le nom de
      • Bloody Waters
    • Lieux de tournage
      • Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, Mexique(primary location)
    • Société de production
      • New Horizons Picture
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      • 2 000 000 $US (estimé)
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    • Durée
      • 1h 32min(92 min)
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    • Mixage
      • Stereo
    • Rapport de forme
      • 1.85 : 1

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