Shark Warning

The movie was so bad, I took the time to start this account and review it. There were as many holes in the story as there are on a fishing net. The acting skills were next to none. The mechanical shark was the best actor. Another fail was to show two l barely 25 sisters seemingly owning the town's semi fancy restaurant, but there was no chef, no kitchen staff and nobody ever was charged for their purchases. Next was the cheesy "drunk town Mayor" woman who drank out of a flask and got eaten up by the shark. Then the fact that the 2 protagonists show up in a spacious suv, but are told to hop into a single cab vintage pickup and ride all crammed up with the driver to go to the marina, where they could had easily driven to n their own suv instead The entire movie is an exercise in failure. I had better story lines when I played eith my Barbies when I was 11.

Shark Warning might be one of the worst movies I've ever seen. It takes place in a town with a lake, and somehow sharks show up-no real explanation beyond a dam, and there's no ocean in sight.

Then there's the so-called "shark expert" character-because apparently, in this lakeside nowhere, we have someone randomly qualified to explain shark behavior without any backstory or logic. Meanwhile, British flags are awkwardly plastered on a bridge like someone got confused mid-set design.

The acting ranges from stiff to straight-up confused, as if even the cast couldn't believe the lines they were being asked to deliver. It's less than mediocre, more like community theater meets last-minute student film.

In short, if you're looking for a suspenseful shark flick... swim far, far away from this one.

Unless you've got kids between the ages of 8-10, I would really recommend not wasting your time on this movie. The entire story feels like complete nonsense, with no real plot or direction. It's hard to stay engaged when nothing makes sense, and the pacing is painfully slow. Even the action scenes, which you'd expect to be fast-paced and exciting, are really sluggish with absolutely no surprises or thrilling moments. The acting doesn't help either - it felt like the actors were just reading lines off the script, with no emotion or effort to make their performances believable. It was difficult to connect with any of the characters because everything felt flat and forced. It's clear that the movie is meant for a younger audience, but even then, it falls short of being entertaining. If you're hoping for something fun or engaging, you'll be disappointed. Save yourself the frustration and skip this one. There are plenty of better options out there!

I found this movie to be ok, not great, but ok for the intended audience age bracket it looked for. If you are one of those people who look for fast and. Scary, which admittedly I do rather, than this probably will not meet your standards but generally it is an ok film. The characters are likeable and the story behind the shark is noticeable so it does work, oh, and there is some jumpy moments so you wont be entirely disappointed if all you want is, again, scares.

The film is not Jaws or Jaws 3 or anything like that but it serves its purpose and offers up a good viewing time for you and the family so, for me, it is at least a quality and steady 5.

Ok so I don't usually put up reviews unless the movie is bad , and this movie ozzes bad , let's start with the acting the actors are c movie worthy not b movie but c movie worthy . The story to me seems like an 8 year old kid watched jaws and told his daddy the movie maker to make this. The movie starts off with two kids playing in low water and a shark takes one of them fair enough . Fast forward in to the movie there a guy trying to kill the shark with striknen. But the shark nudges the boat and low and behold he dies from his own poison might I ad the CGI is terrible I can't believe this .ade it in to the cinema . Stay well clear of this .