Taking a break from March Madness, I watched the made-for-TV movie Spring Break Shark Attack last night.
Jaws? P'shaw.
Why was there a spring break shark attack? From what I gathered, a man chummed the waters along a beach to attract sharks and, therefore, drive the partying kids to his financially troubled bar at a nearby rival beach. The movie had everything: lots of sharks, hot chicks, a trite rich girl-blue collar guy romance, the dude from the 3rd season of 24, and a roofies subplot.
Although I only caught 3/4 of this fine piece of cinema, I can say without hyperbole or sarcasm that this is the greatest movie in the history of film. Okay, there is a bunch of hyperbole in that statement. And it's chock full of sarcasm. But I will say this: Spring Break Shark Attack is a great movie title.
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But Chris Elliot wasn't in this film...
You know you're looking at a winner when "spring break," "shark attack," and "roofies subplot" all make it into one coherent paragraph.
spydrz - If only every film starred him. *sigh*
law fairy - Really, you can't go wrong when you have all of that.
KPMD - In the hour and a half of Spring Break Shark Attack I heard the word "chum" (and all of its variations) waaaaaay more than your average, non-maritime citizen should.
Let me know if Mariah "chums the water" (so to speak) in Glitter. Congratulations, by the way.
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Did you see the clip on "The Soup" on E? Hilarious. Of course, Joel points out that the "coeds" look like women in their late 30s.
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