Mark Atkins
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,Русский,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
The animation film Empire of the Sharks, starring John Savage, Jack Armstrong, Thandi Sebe, etc., directed by Mark Atkins, was released on August 5, 2017 in the United States. It tells the story of On a future earth where 98% of the surface is underwater, a Warlord who controls an army of sharks meets his match when he captures the daughter of a mysterious shark caller. This is an Animation, Action, Adventure film with a runtime of 89 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 2.8/10 from 992 viewers.
Mark Atkins
as Director
John Savage
as Ian Fien
Jack Armstrong
as Timor
Thandi Sebe
as Sion
Ashley de Lange
as Willow
Leandie du Randt
as Nimue
Tauriq Jenkins
as Edgar
Tapiwa Musvosvi
as Toby
Camilla Waldman
as Captain Ann Aldrin
Jonathan Pienaar
as Mason Scrim
Joe Vaz
as Jasper
Sandi Schultz
as Sarah
Mélodie Abad
as Mara
Royston Stoffels
as Zareia
Philip Tan
as Thelonious
Neels van Jaarsveld
as Theos McFadden
Tshamano Sebe
as Tustin Worth
Daniel Barnett
as Moffatt
Anwhar Adams
as Mack Tyson
Mark Atkins
as Writer
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21 wins & 43 nominations total
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: Empire of the Sharks
Asylum got lazy with this one, which had a great gimmick, and good ideas. First, what we needed here, was the Army of Sharks used more. And at better pacing. The first hour is boring talking and silent sailing, while the time could have been used more. Like, for starters, the henchmen needed more screentime, starting with Asian Martial Arists. Then the nechmen needed consistency. I thought Budget Iggy Pop was the one using the. Power Glove (Avenging Fist was a great movie). But he was into matchete all along, and everyone was using the shark-gloves? And what's with his death? Where was the SECOND shark? Or what happened to Free Dive Lady? I assume she ended up dead, but... There was also a big fuss made about releasing and backing the sharks. When Guy swam to the base and Girl withdrawn the sharks, I thought that was made to get dramatic tension. And later the sharks were just out, not shown? And where did the big tire come along the 3-tire construct for throwing people to the sharks? Also, what happened to the submarine? One death could have been someone placing the bombs, then the marine gets crushed by the sharks. The bombs were never utilized, and they just sank the whole city - that was an option all along? Coming to the sharks, they just jumped. That got boring quickly. Put some creativity in next time. Rip the arms, or the head! Not just do a tackle. I also though Girl was the sibling of Boy? Ye, characters were this undeveloped. I had no problem with the production-value. Not the acting, or the CGI, not even the obvious floating stages (some cheap CGI city-backgorund like in Dinotopia would have been welcomed for some shots of course), and as said the ideas are there - you needed a proofreader to chisel the script, simply said.
In the genre of B-crap movies with strange concepts and wanna-be-actors, it's actually not bad. Weirdly enough John Savage's plays the evil bad guy who tries to control this "Waterworld"-world. The CGI of course is horrible and I have never seen a ship that flies when bombed :-D.
I love bad movies. I especially love bad shark movies. But this wasn't the good kind of bad, it was just bad. Some of the actors were actually not terrible, others were so bad it was painful. The plot on the other hand was confusing. This felt like the third or forth part in a series, not a standalone movie, and it was difficult to follow along with what was happening on screen in any given moment, with a horrible script, monstrously bad half-rendered CGI sharks, and someone decided they should growl for some reason?? In short, even if you love bad shark movies like me, you probably won't like this.
EMPIRE OF THE SHARKS is listed as a comedy but you wouldn't find any humour here, at least of the intentional variety. Instead this is a typical Asylum movie, shoddily made and shot on the cheap, although less stupid than something like s a SHARKNADO sequel. The whole idea for the film is a psychic ability to control sharks and have them sail out of the water to attack your enemies, but it's not really developed much beyond this point. More interesting is the post-apocalyptic world which riffs on WATERWORLD and is fairly well portrayed on a tight budget. A shame there's a lack of interesting characters to prevent viewer involvement in the story.
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