SYNOPSICS
The Last Sharknado: It's About Time (2018) is a English movie. Anthony C. Ferrante has directed this movie. Ian Ziering,Tara Reid,Cassandra Scerbo,Judah Friedlander are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2018. The Last Sharknado: It's About Time (2018) is considered one of the best Action,Adventure,Comedy,Fantasy,Horror,Sci-Fi,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
With humankind brought to its knees after the inconceivable Shark Armageddon in Sharknado 5: Global Swarming (2017), the veteran shark hunter, Fin Shepard, finds himself in need of a bigger chainsaw. Stranded in a strange far-off land, Fin comes face-to-face with the unfathomable complications of the devastating Sharkzilla, as the unsteady leaps through time of an unexpected but dear traveller have breached the space-time continuum, setting in motion the ultimate rescue mission beyond the physical reality. As a result, Fin, and a handful of battle-hardened comrades-in-arms, have to harness the miracle of time and strike at the root of evil: the original Sharknado (2013), and Mother of all shark-infused vortices. Now, to make history, Fin must first rewrite history. Is the world prepared for the dawn of a new age, and the end of the last Sharknado?
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The Last Sharknado: It's About Time (2018) Reviews
Are people seriously trying to write a serious review.
Yes it's a terrible film. Yes that's what it's supposed to be. And yes that's why it's so ridiculously good fun. Let's be fair it's not for everyone. But if your not one of them people. Why did you start watching a film called sharknado in the first place.
Insightful film raising questions about multi-temporal displacement and humanity
Superficially, one may view this cinematic experience as a hodgepodge of clichés, parody, cameo star power, and of course the gratuitous blasting or slashing of Selachimorpha. While yes the movie contains all these things, delving into a level deeper, one can explore the wonders of the paradoxal nature of temporal shifting. Ponderous questions arise such as, "what happens when you leave your robotic wife's head in the bottom of the ocean for twenty thousand years?" and "can a son save his father before his father can save his son with the help of his grandfather when his grandfather was his father's age?" Despite these profound queries, one theme surpasses them all, that the human spirit forges on in order to create a world of peace with one's family. Ultimately this is a goal we all seek, one that is well worth fighting all sharks throughout history to achieve. Just as a shark would tumble helplessly in the winds of a tornado, so does the struggle for loving comfort within the vortex of our lives.
Hilariously BAD
I've been with Sharknado since the beginning. The ridiculousness never ends, which is what makes them so great! If you've been watching this series for anything other than crazy, dumb plots, acting, and special effects then you're watching for the wrong reasons. I've enjoyed every single one.
Terrible
The point of these movies was to be so bad that they were good. The first three succeeded and the fourth almost made it. The fifth was terrible so I hoped that they would learn from their mistakes with this one. I was wrong. Go watch something else beter. Maybe food fight?
Not bad
I can't believe some reviewers expected good acting or visuals or even "smart" story line. Guys, don't make fools of yourselves. This movie is "as good as " previous 5 installements. For this type of films it is a decent final