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Sharknado is a American made-for-television sci-fi disaster film about a waterspout that lifts sharks out of the ocean and deposits them in Los Angeles. It is the first installment in the Sharknado film series. Off the coast of Mexico, the ship of shark fin smuggler Carlos Santiago is caught in a cyclone, interrupting his meeting with a potential buyer. A tornado throws swarms of sharks onto the boat, killing all aboard. The cyclone soon hits Los Angeles, flooding the city with shark-infested seawater. Bar owner and surfer Fin sets out with his friends, Baz, Nova, and George, to rescue his estranged wife, Lets Read! The Shark in the Dark, and their teenage daughter, Claudia, after the bar and boardwalk are destroyed by the flooding. While heading to April's home, the group stops on a freeway to save people as flooding causes sharks to attack. George is killed and the group learns of a tornado warning. They arrive at April's house just before the first floor is flooded and shark-infested. Collin, April's boyfriend, is eaten by sharks, but the rest of the group escapes unharmed from the house, which gets hit by a huge wave causing it to collapse. As they travel, the group comes across a school bus trapped in the floodwaters and surrounded by sharks. Fin stops to save the children and bus driver Lets Read! The Shark in the Dark rappelling down to the bus from a bridge. Afterward, the bus driver is killed by a letter in the Hollywood Sign. While Nova is driving the car, a shark lands on top of the car and rips the roof off. Fin's hand is cut and the group abandons the car before it explodes. They steal another car and meet up with Fin and April's son Matt, who is found taking Lets Read! The Shark in the Dark at his flight school. Three tornadoes develop and absorb the floodwater, turning into shark-filled "sharknados". The group borrow Lets Read! 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Ferrantewhose previous directing credits include the horror film Booand written by Thunder Levin, whose previous writing credits include the film Mutant Vampire Zombies from the 'Hood! When his friend Ferrante said that he had been approached to direct the film, Rist insisted that Ferrante take the job. Rist was given a small role in the film and composed the theme. Actress Tara Reid said of the film, "It is silly, and there's only a certain amount of barriers you could go into. You can't take it so seriously when it's absolutely the sharks flying in the sky. It's so out there that it's actually really funny. In an interview with Uproxx's Danger Guerrero, Ferrante summarized the film's plot: "There's a flood. And a storm. Don't worry about it. The premiere of the film was watched by 1. Due to an increase in publicity mostly through TwitterSyfy repeated Sharknado on Thursday, July 18,one week after its premiere. That airing was watched by 1. A representative of the Lets Read! The Shark in the Dark Weather Service jokingly recommended what to do in case of a sharknado, saying: "As with any waterspout or tornado, the best advice is to be in an interior part of the lowest floor of a sturdy building — and not outside, whether sharks are raining down or not. Regal Cinemas announced that at midnight on August 2,it would play the film in roughly theaters nationally. Syfy and The Asylum announced in August that Sharknado merchandise would be made available, including T-shirts and potentially other products, such as costumes, bags and posters. The site's consensus states: "Proudly, shamelessly, and gloriously brainless, Sharknado redefines 'so bad it's good' for a new generation. Reviewer Mary McNamara, writing for the Los Angeles Timesmentioned that the plot holes are "the whole point of movies like this: fabulous in-home commentary. Often accompanied by the consumption of many alcoholic beverages. And you won't want to. Kim Newman of Empire called the film "cynical rubbish, with an attention-getting title and just enough footage of terrible CG sharks in a terrible CG tornado chomping on people to fill out a trailer suitable for attracting YouTube hits. Sharknado has become a cult film. The success of Sharknado spawned a series of sequels, with the sixth and final entry in the series being released on August 19, From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. For the film series, see Sharknado film series. Main article: Sharknado film series. Film portal United States portal Sharks portal. Rolling Stone. Retrieved June 24, Huffington Post. July 13, Retrieved July 27, Mother Jones. Retrieved July 12, USA Today. Los Angeles Times. Deadline Hollywood. July 26, Retrieved Lets Read! The Shark in the Dark 31, The Hollywood Reporter. August 4, Retrieved January 30, Retrieved May 11, Retrieved February 19, Bloomberg Businessweek. CBS News. Retrieved December 20, Retrieved July 22, TV by the Numbers. 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