Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!

Lively, action-packed, and occasionally quite funny.

The makers of Sharknado 3, including director Anthony C. Ferrante, were aiming to make a terrible movie and have succeeded brilliantly.

It’s more fun to watch the D-list celebs make cameo appearances than actually listen to the movie.

Sharknado 3 has the look and feel of any satirical concept worn a trifle ragged through repetition. But, again, it's not as if that's going to hurt its Emmy chances. There's still enough bite left in the concept.

The B-movie franchise’s third installment leaves a fishy taste behind. Even more than the first two.... While it’s still silly fun, you have to wonder if the whole concept--which was goofy and amusing and new two years ago--is getting, er, long in the tooth.

Much of it feels surprisingly cheap and inept--and not ironically cheap and inept, but thrown together, indifferently constructed from a script that could have been written in less time than the movie takes to watch.

Sharknado 3 is so tediously lamebrained, it makes the original, and last summer's "Sharkado 2: The Second One," look like "Jaws."

Galhofa total, porém entrega o que propõe,um ótimo filme para quem gosta de filmes de baixo orçamento.