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lol,Is this for real?
seems like something off godzilla VS mothraw, ra (however the hell you say it.) still, good for a couple of laughs, Ill have to look at that sometime.
its a bird, its a plane, HOLY @$%^ ITS MEGA SHARK!!!
whats next? attack of the mega IGBT?
by the way, I like your avatar... hardware wars, I nearly pissed myself when I watched that. Im pretty sure the schematics for the death star were some type of vacuum tube transmitter.
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Once in a great while, a true masterpiece comes along... the sort of movie that lives on through the ages. The Godfather... Gone With the Wind... Casablanca... Schindler's List... and now, Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus. If this clip doesn't convince you, nothing will:
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chris, whats wrong with you, its a well known fact that sharks can jump 30,000 feet in the air...duh! also, how come I see an explosion, yet the plane doesn't break apart into pieces or doesnt tear apart when it hits the water? - I see a sequal: mega super plane VS flying shark of DOOM!
I still think someone should make a movie completly about high voltage devices wreaking havok. like riegn of fire but with mots and flying tesla coils instead of dragons.
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Chris Russell wrote ...
Once in a great while, a true masterpiece comes along... the sort of movie that lives on through the ages. The Godfather... Gone With the Wind... Casablanca... Schindler's List... and now, Mega Shark vs Giant Octopus. If this clip doesn't convince you, nothing will:
What makes that scene even more classic is the fact that in the air its a (4) engine aircraft (with some really strange wings no less), but when it hits the water, its magically changed into a (2) engine aircraft!
Also, the fact that the shark which early in the movie can swim at 500 knots, can't seem to catch a slow submarine.
Of course, the captain tells the helmsman in the sub to activate "Emergency Turbo Propulsion"
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Best Movie of the Year - Mega Shark vs. Giant Octapus
