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Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens (2016) is a English movie. Anthony C. Ferrante has directed this movie. Ian Ziering,Tara Reid,Masiela Lusha,Cody Linley are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2016. Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens (2016) is considered one of the best Action,Adventure,Comedy,Horror,Sci-Fi,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
It's been five years since the last shark-Armageddon that devastated Washington, D.C. in Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No! (2015), and the world can now benefit from this hard-earned peace, thanks to Aston Reynolds' revolutionary atmosphere stabilisers. However, as Fin is heading to Vegas for a family reunion, in the meantime, menacing clouds are beginning to form, and a brand-new Sharknado formation is at hand. Under those circumstances, once again, Fin, his old friends, and some new ones will have to battle against massive shark-infested cyclones, in a colossal Sharknado extravaganza with thousands of razor-sharp teeth. More and more, mutated types of evolved cyclones destroy everything in their path, as the mother of all Sharknadoes awakens. Can Fin dodge a bullet for the fourth time?
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Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens (2016) Reviews
Sharknado 4: A whole lotta nope again
I've often considered Sharknado to be the worst movie franchise of all time and found myself delaying watching the 4th part and this right here is why. I like Scyfy originals, I think they have a certain charm about them but the Sharknado movies are devoid of that and in it's place will it will stupidity, movie references and cameo appearances of z list celebrities on the downswing of their careers. Once again 90 minutes of moronic scenes, ridiculous "action and humour that will appeal to nobody over the age of 9. So far out of a potential 40pts they've acquired 4 from me and I just don't see the fifth and/or any subsequent sequels doing much better. Just so very very dire. The Good: Kudos that the franchise has lasted this long The "Hoff" is actually on form The Bad: It's a sharknado film Pretty much everything Tara Reid Things I learnt from this movie: If you are a company specialising in preventing sharknados it makes perfect sense to have a giant tank full of sharks outside Male strippers can deflect sharks using nothing but their penis Corey Taylor may be a flawless musician but his movie role choices suck The pirate ship in Las Vegas is a real fully functional ship complete with real swords and working cannons A 100ft by 50ft tank can hold hundreds if not thousands of fully grown sharks The water from said tank is sufficient to flood a city and keep afloat an entire ship Seth Rollins plans on super kicking a storm It's a cownado!
Not really any worse than the other three chapters (how could it be).
'SHARKNADO 4: THE 4TH AWAKENS': Two and a Half Stars (Out of Five) The fourth installment in the popular Syfy network television film series (which began in 2013). This chapter was once again directed by Anthony C. Ferrante, and Thunder Levin once again wrote the screenplay (the duo performed the same duties on all three previous movies). Actors Ian Ziering and Tara Reid also reprise their starring roles (for the fourth time as well). Other returning cast members (from at least the previous installment) include David Hasselhoff and Ryan Newman; they're joined by newcomers Tommy Davidson, Gary Busey, Masiela Lusha, Cody Linley and Cheryl Tiegs. Cameos (this time around) include Stacey Dash, David Faustino, Dr. Drew Pinsky, Gilbert Gottfried, Steve Guttenberg, Lloyd Kaufman, Vince Neil, Wayne Newton and Al Roker (for his third time). The film has it's moments, but it's not as funny (or as cleverly bad) as the previous three installments. The story takes place five years after the events of the third film; and there hasn't been a 'sharknado' in all of that time. Thanks to technical genius Aston Reynolds (Davidson), and his company's atmosphere stabilizers. Fin (Ziering) has been enjoying the peace and quiet, and he's now traveling to Las Vegas; for a family reunion. Unfortunately, he soon learns, that his break, from the sharknado action, is now over. All of the 'SHARKNADO' films are laughably bad, which makes them also somewhat enjoyable. In my opinion the series reached it's peak in 2014 (with the first sequel). Now I think it's definitely running out of steam. This chapter is still mildly enjoyable, and it's also not really any worse than the other three chapters (how could it be). Fans of the series will probably still enjoy it. Watch our movie review show 'MOVIE TALK' at: https://youtu.be/AZDkLpTvRzc
This. Was. AWESOME!!!!
**VERY** minor spoilers, here. Very. Seriously, they're inconsequential and vague, but I don't wanna get on a list. I say 'awesome', because I was filled with awe at the sheer audacity of some of the scenes. The over-the-top factors (of which there were hundreds, of course) weren't thrown together haphazardly - they were all woven together in a strangely well executed tapestry of utter ridiculousness. There were some scenes and characters I didn't like (the billionaire, the kid, the shouty TV dude who had too much screen time, and the farmhouse scenes that stretched too long) but everything else more than made up for those... especially the scene that not-too-obviously referenced Hasselhoff's past roles. I was smiling and giggling from minute one. Everyone involved in these movies must have had such a blast, I can totally imagine the entire crew in a constant state of laughter while making each scene. Unless you've been living in a Faraday cage and have completely missed the first three, this movie doesn't need to be sold. Why are you even reading this? Go watch it.
Should have stopped a long time ago...
What started out as a super cheesy movie with the first installment, just gradually went faster and faster downhill with each new movie added to the franchise. And this 4th movie sure is the icing on the cake so far - I bet it will be even worse if they continue to make these movies. "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens" is now at the point where it stopped being fun, and it was actually somewhat of an embarrassment to witness. The previous movies had fun moments, especially because they were so over the top and so amazingly fake. But by now, it is just a re-run of previously used material, and it is wearing dangerously thin. The story is essentially the same as in the previous three movies, so nothing much for innovation here. Don't get your hopes up. The acting in "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens" was as to be expected, and if you have seen any of the previous three movies, then you know exactly what you are in for, especially since none of the people on the cast list has been particularly improving their acting talents. The effects, well, let's just say that they were also as to be expected. Cheesy and often hilariously fake special effects. But then again, isn't that what the "Sharknado" movies are sort of pseudo famous for? But "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens" introduces a whole array of new terrible things, such a lightningnado, stonenado, firenado, and so on. Again, taking things too far out, to the point of embarrassment. One thing that was working in favor for the movie was the subtle and blunt references to other movies. And if you are a movie fanatic, then you will find a lot of references throughout the course of "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens". However, "Sharknado 4: The 4th Awakens" was the least entertaining of the current four movies in the franchise. And as such, then my verdict is that this movie scores a meager three out of ten stars.
Don't watch - even out of curiosity
Having seen the other 3 Sharknado films, I thought it couldn't get any worse. Then Sharknado 4 comes along. It is the type of film that you watch out of idle curiosity when nothing else is on but after watching it, you'll realise that's 85 minutes of your life you'll never get back. It is so bad, it's cringe-worthy. Not just the plot of the film (if indeed it had one), but you can spot if former USA film/TV stars are desperate for work, they will be in this type of film. If anyone in the film industry has a shred of a soul left, this will be the last one but on the flip side, there is a good thing to come out of it. There's hope for us all to write a movie as if rubbish like this is made, anyone can do it.