Megalodon (2002) (V)

Director:

Pat Corbitt

Writers (WGA):

Gary J. Tunnicliffe (written by) &
Stanley Isaacs (written by)

Release Date:

February 2004 (USA)

Genre:

Sci-Fi | Horror

Tagline:

Sixty Feet of Prehistoric Terror

Plot:

A deep-sea drilling operation goes horribly wrong, releasing the deadliest ocean predator that has ever roamed the seas since prehistoric times-Carcharodon Megalodon...sixty feet of prehistoric terror.

Plot Keywords:

Giant Animal | Shark Attack | Oil Rig | Shark | Megalodon

Cast

Leighanne Littrell	...	Christen Giddings
Robin Sachs	...	Peter Brazier
Al Sapienza	...	Ross Elliot
Mark Sheppard	...	Mitchell Parks (as Mark A. Sheppard)
Jennifer Sommerfield	...	Amanda 'Maz' Zablenko
Evan Mirand	...	R.P. McGinnis
Steve Scionti	...	David Collen
Fred Belford	...	Jake Thompson
Gary J. Tunnicliffe	...	Grady Harper
Yasmine Delawari	...	Maria Barrera
Stanley Isaacs	...	Robert Armstromg
Will Borders	...	Pilot
John Michael Maurer	...	Bodyguard
McCready Baker	...	Brazier's Assistant
Brian Littrell	...	Rig Worker

MPAA:

Rated PG-13 for some adventure violence and peril.

Runtime:

90 min

Country:

USA

Language:

English

Color:

Color

Certification:

USA:PG-13

Company:

100% Entertainment

One of the more decent shark movies.

Despite what others think, this film is one of the better shark movies in years, it has a good developing storyline, and a couple of likable characters, and at least the megalodon doesn't consist of discovery channel stock footage, like in that other pile of junk called shark attack 3, the film's CGI is acceptable and the cast does a great job with their performances, the storyline is slow moving but not boring in the slightest.

Final verdict, its a decent shark movie with great CGI effects, great storyline and a great cast, you won't be disappointed.

7 out of 10.