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Folks, Sharknado is a spoof. It's supposed to be campy and disjointed and I found it hilarious. It's especially amusing for those of us who grew up on Jaws.
Sheesh! Lighten up!
I know, the young woman saying how when she was a child and their boat sank, and "6 people went into the water, and only one little girl (her) came out, the sharks got the rest," really moved me to tears with her performance worthy of Hepburn or Streep (while Robert Shaw rolled over in his grave)...
I mean, you can't really take that seriously.
And, what about the SyFy movie where 80s pop starlets Debbie Gibson and Tiffany got into a catfight?
Yes, Sharknado was sooooo bad. But it was entertaining because the wife and I were laughing all the way through it at how bad it was. As long as SyFy doesnt start thinking this some Oscar worthy art, it is fine with me. However, I am glad to see that they are starting to get a little more serious about putting together good series and movies as well. Putting on a Sharknado in and of itself is a joke when SyFy is wanting to be a good Scifi channel and isnt balancing the over the top campy with the Battlestar Galacticas of the world.
It sounds like your expectations were way too high for the movie. I found it to be deliciously awful, like spam casserole or something. You know it's not good for you and doesn't take any skill to cook it, but you can still enjoy it.
Do you have that recipe?
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Originally Posted by daliowa
Hubby & I laughed hysterically at Sharknado. We love bad sci fi movies.
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