Erm, How is it possible to even make a movie like this!?!?!

[revolverwolf]

Wow.
I'm going to go see that.
I wont even care if the acting is horrible.
There is a Mega Shark, and a Giant Octopus. And they fight!

^
This is my answer for this movie. With a few exclamation marks at the end.

 

[dantheman931]

SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK
kill that spineless bastard
Vertebrates FTW

Eh... I'm not even sure if sharks have been classified as a vertebrate. They have a spine, yes, but it's not bone. It's cartilage.

I think it has a different classification.

Doesn't matter. They have vertebrae, therefore they are vertebrates. And knowing is half the battle.

 

[goldenjester]

Only one thing could make this better.

Imax. Fricking Imax.

 

[Highlordawesome]

OMG Epic.

 

[Highlordawesome]

This isn't really related, but for some reason this movie reminded me of this one (this is only a trailer, I'm pretty sure no actual movie has been made from it).

http://rutube.ru/tracks/1698519.html?v=29ceea89f66176b055ef6a6a2b692676

most amazing thing ever

 

[crypt-creature]

SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK
kill that spineless bastard
Vertebrates FTW

Eh... I'm not even sure if sharks have been classified as a vertebrate. They have a spine, yes, but it's not bone. It's cartilage.

I think it has a different classification.

Doesn't matter. They have vertebrae, therefore they are vertebrates. And knowing is half the battle.

Very true, but I want to know if it's one or the other! Dern scientists and their ways...

 

[dantheman931]

SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK
kill that spineless bastard
Vertebrates FTW

Eh... I'm not even sure if sharks have been classified as a vertebrate. They have a spine, yes, but it's not bone. It's cartilage.

I think it has a different classification.

Doesn't matter. They have vertebrae, therefore they are vertebrates. And knowing is half the battle.

Very true, but I want to know if it's one or the other! Dern scientists and their ways...

Fortify yourself, m'boy, and read this from The Almighty Wiki... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark#Skeleton (Short version: Sharks = fish = vertebrates.) So there ya go.

 

[Jharry5]

That...is...awesome!
I have to see it!

A part of the 'so bad its actually genius' mould. Sheer brilliance.

 

[Bat Vader]

Dudes, did u even see the last scene, where the shark jumps to the plane? thats just... stupid!

Of course, that is why it is in the movie. Hence, it is a stupid movie.

 

[jacobschndr]

only thing that can top that is "Hobbit vs. Leprechaun: Brutality at the end of the Rainbow"

 

[twistedshadows]

This is so fucked up and awesome at the same time, I doubt I can resist it.

My thoughts exactly.

Have you seen some of the horror movies made specifically for the sci fi channel? Some of the least thought out, most schlocky, and most hilarious films I've seen in a while.

You mean I'm not the only one watching terrible yet hilarious movies on the sci-fi channel in the middle of the night?!

 

[SharPhoe]

I'm more than certain that my feelings have already been whole-heartedly expressed by several people over the course of these six pages, but I'm gonna say it anyway:

HELL. YES.

 

[Vjam]

I'm scared of the future....

 

[SP MeaslyBinkie]

Looks horrible but one thing that at least would make sound better instead of Mega Shark Vs Giant Octupus how about Meglodon(sp?) Vs The Kraken.

 

[crypt-creature]

SHARK SHARK SHARK SHARK
kill that spineless bastard
Vertebrates FTW

Eh... I'm not even sure if sharks have been classified as a vertebrate. They have a spine, yes, but it's not bone. It's cartilage.

I think it has a different classification.

Doesn't matter. They have vertebrae, therefore they are vertebrates. And knowing is half the battle.

Very true, but I want to know if it's one or the other! Dern scientists and their ways...

Fortify yourself, m'boy, and read this from The Almighty Wiki... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shark#Skeleton (Short version: Sharks = fish = vertebrates.) So there ya go.

True, but it never flat out says 'it's a vertebrate!' just that it's a 'cartilaginous fish' that is 'very different from that of bony fish and terrestrial vertebrates'. Such is the controversy (this has actually been a popular question amongst people, just not people here) with the whole thing.
Aside from wikipedia (which I don't really trust all that much), there aren't many places on the web that say anything about it. Don't have my books with me, so I can't look it up that way either.

But they probably are vertebrates, since science needs to label everything in the interest of comfort. Uncertainties are not welcome there, nor are mysteries.

 

[SmilingKitsune]

~gruff movie voice~ "Mega shark versus giant octopus", makes me laugh every time I watch it.

 

[resultsmayvary]

If the octopus doesn't win I'm burning down the theater...yes...I will be paying to see this.

Might as well call it Snakes on a Plane part deux.

 

[krazy_fool_X]

Hmm, inventive name...

One of life's greatest questions : Who would win in a fight? A Mega Shark, or a giant Octopus?

 

[The Great JT]

You get drunk, smoke pot and start typing.

That is how you end up with this. It looks awesome.