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Anthony C. FerranteDrehbuch:
Scotty MullenKamera:
Ryan BroombergBesetzung:
Tara Reid, Masiela Lusha, Cassandra Scerbo, Cody Linley, Ian Ziering, David Naughton, Olivia Newton-John, Dan Fogler, Gilbert Gottfried, Chris Kattan (mehr)Inhalte(1)
Dieses Mal müssen sich Fin (Ian Ziering) und seine Familie nicht nur in einem mittlerweile schwer angeschlagenem Amerika durchsetzen: Die fliegenden Haie haben inzwischen die gesamte Erdbevölkerung massiv dezimiert. Als dann auch noch Fins Frau April (Tara Reid) und sein Sohn Matt (Cody Linley) in einen riesigen Tornado gezogen werden, der die beiden quer über die ganze Welt transportiert, setzen Finn und die frisch gebackene Hai-Jägerin Nova Clarke (Cassandra Szerbo) alles daran, die beide zu befreien. Hierfür kämpfen sie sich durch alle Metropolen dieser Welt, von London über Rio bis nach Rom, wo selbst der Papst (Fabio Lanzoni) zu den Waffen greift! Einfach überall ist das Wetter „haiß!" (Daredo Media)
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I gave all the previous four installments a one-star rating because it was hilarious how the filmmakers clearly believed they were making incredibly thrilling movies and their lack of skills in that department made me laugh to tears. This film was an obvious reaction to audience feedback. The decision to be funny on purpose was a total flop. The fifth Sharknado was terrible as usual, but while the previous four films were charmingly stupid, the charm faded away from this one and what was left was plain stupidity and a parade of actresses who were a real eyesore for anyone with at least a basic feel for aesthetics.
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Those watching Sharknado 5: Global Swarming probably found the film by accident or because they loved the series. There aren't many other options, because if you didn't like the first one, you probably weren't going to watch the rest. I've loved the series and will be eagerly awaiting the sixth installment, which I'm sure will also be beautifully insane and hopefully feature the return of all the characters I've come to love.
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