Bad CGI Sharks

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Chris M So many of horror movies these days come up with insanely stupid concepts like living bad CGI sharks go on a killing spree and play it so seriously. Like their movie is going to be the next "Jaws" and that often ruins the movie. But the Ellsworth brothers knew this would never fly as a serious horror movie and did what you should do about killer CGI sharks, make it a horror comedy. And the small budget helps the movie when otherwise hurt the final project. It's batshit crazy in all the right ways. Matteo Molinari who plays Bernardo is a scene stealer. It's not all good, the acting is a bit rough, not bad, but could be better. Sure the CGI is rough but it's supposed to be bad, hence the title. But honestly it still looks better than more serious shark movies, "Toxic Shark" comes to mind. And the brother bickering got annoying fast. But overall, it's not great but it's still pretty good. Far better than you'd expect a movie called Bad CGI Sharks to be. Rated 3.5/5 Stars •  Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars 04/17/24 Full Review Audience Member Such a fun movie. Don't go in expecting the next Jaws, but if you enjoy indie movies and have an open mind you'll surely enjoy. Great film work, good sound mixing, and very entertaining. Grab some friends and popcorn, kick back, and have fun. Rated 4/5 Stars •  Rated 4 out of 5 stars 02/27/23 Full Review Audience Member When Bruce the Shark is chasing swimmers, he does not stop to download pornography. CGI Sharks will do this and really take down the speed of your internet. This is a fact that this movie has taught me and now I must pass on to you. Jason and Matthew are brothers who have been apart for years before reuniting to discuss the shark movie they wrote as children. However, one of the sharks that they created for the film has escaped the computer world and is killing everyone in its path. This was directed by MaJaMa, who I assume is the combination of three of the film's actors and writers, Matthew Ellsworth, Jason Ellsworth and Matteo Molinari. Maybe I've seen too many direct to streaming shark movies lately, but this hits every cliche of the form — is a shark movie with a CGI apex predator a genre unto itself? — that I just accepted the fact that sharks float through the air because I've seen more than one movie where that's exactly what happens. If you've seen just as many bad shark movies as me, good news. This one is actually pretty fun. Rated 2/5 Stars •  Rated 2 out of 5 stars 02/06/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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