Hellen
I like the storyline of this show,it attract me so much
Dynamixor
The performances transcend the film's tropes, grounding it in characters that feel more complete than this subgenre often produces.
Quiet Muffin
This movie tries so hard to be funny, yet it falls flat every time. Just another example of recycled ideas repackaged with women in an attempt to appeal to a certain audience.
Edwin
The storyline feels a little thin and moth-eaten in parts but this sequel is plenty of fun.
Diane Ruth
Gifted film director Christopher Ray breathes new life into the saga of a gigantic crocodile set loose by miners in the Congo. With originality and a sharp creative flair, Ray creates an atmosphere of such realism that the story becomes very plausible. A superb screenplay penned by Naomi Selfman is very intelligent and contains some well defined characters who behave quite rationally in the face of the notorious mega-shark and the crocasaurus causing utter mayhem and threatening to destroy all mankind has worked centuries to create. This is an outstanding tribute to the United States Navy and the vital mission of that sterling service to protect the citizens of this country and the world. Robert Picardo is perfect as a Navy admiral who take that mission to hear and does his duty in the face of impossible odds.
DrJekyl_and_SamHyde
To say this film is perfect would be an understatement. From the flawless acting, incredible CGI and impeccable script (my personal favourite section of dialogue being: -If they miss! If they hit a volcanic feature! -Then all of Hawaii will be devastated.) it is easy to see why this is claiming a spot on SyFy's prestigious listing of films that it boasts as part of it's TV Guide. Now if you are in for a fun filled ride that involves repeated shots of a giant crocodile (it claims crocosaurus, but its just a giant crocodile, the one flaw in this film) and a Megaldon 69ing ('fighting') whilst people jump between submarine to helicopter to discuss it, then this is without a doubt the film for you.
Muddy Waters
Utter waste of humanity. Everyone involved in this film should be executed for crimes against humanity.There is not one single redeeming feature about this humongous pile of rotting stinking crap. It is morally wrong that people should waste their lives in this way. If you watch this film then you will either become more stupid, or you will turn into a mass murderer as you begin to realise that life is not worth living and you will be doing everyone a favour by culling all the morons of the world. On a more positive note, the film eventually ended after only an eternity and I only cut my wrists 10 times.To say that this film was both written and acted by baboons would be an insult to baboons. I'm pretty sure that this film disproves evolution because an amoeba has more interesting and profound things to say.
topherki12
This is simply one of the worst films I've ever seen. From special effects to acting to the script, it's absolutely horrible. It almost worse than that is there are two of these horrible movies (if they even deserve the name "movie). Whenever I'm asked what the worst movie I've ever seen is, at least I now have an easy answer. I'm not sure what the team that made this was thinking, or if they were thinking at all. But they wasted eighty-eight minutes of my life that I'll never get back. When I saw it I was expecting it to be bad enough that it would be funny to make fun of. It was worse than that...in fact I slept through the ending to relieve myself of my misery. Watch at your own risk: You Have Been Warned!
