A lot of fun.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Close shines in drama with strong language, adult themes.

Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.

Acting is terrible. Special effects are garbage. So bad lmao

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!

I can't imagine anyone on this production thought they were involved in anything other than a "so bad it's good" unintentional laugh-fest. Madsen must have really needed the paycheck. How this script got green-lit, I have no clue. Whoever the 11-year-old child was that wrote the script should stick to playing Pokemon GO and leave the writing to the grown-ups. I'd love to know the budget on this one... I'd be amazed if it topped $1,000 US. And that's probably $500 bucks to Madsen, and the other $500 on craft services... it certainly wasn't spent on CGI...

Poor acting, extremely poor special effects and the military advisors must have been totally out to lunch. They couldn't even match the proper insignia to the proper rank. It looked like the movie was filmed in some kind of museum complete with signs and info still on the walls and the special effects looked like something off of a cheap computer game-in fact game effects are way better-lol.All in all, don't bother to watch it.