Product Details

• Actors: Jaleel White, Gary Stretch, Sarah Lieving, and Robert Picardo
• Directors: Christopher Ray
• Writers: Naomi Selfman
• Producers: David Michael Latt, David Rimawi, Paul Bales
• Format: NTSC
• Language: English
• Region: All Regions
• Aspect Ratio: 1.78:1
• Number of discs: 1
• Rated: R (Restricted)
• Studio: The Asylum
• DVD Release Date: April 26, 2012
• Run Time: 90 minutes
• Average Customer Review: 3.0 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (27 customer reviews)
• ASIN: B0041UUNUM
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #84,773 in Movies & TV (See Top 100 in Movies & TV)

Editorial Reviews

The massive prehistoric shark has survived the last battle, and the world is again threatened when a new, more dangerous foe is discovered in the jungles of Africa.

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24 of 26 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Not as fun as msvgo, but still very entertaining! December 23, 2010

By Michael B

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So, there I was, searching the net for a new b ( or maybe z...) movie to give me entertainment for and hour and half. Then, by some stroke of luck, I found the sequel to last years unofficial movie of the year MEGA SHARK VS GIANT OCTOPUS. What better creaturer c to do battle with the mega shark next than a crocosaurus? And there we have it: MEGA SHARK VS CROCOSAURUS. I imediatly went onto amazon.com to pre-order my copy. And today was the day that it arrived!

As previously stated, our mega shark has apparently survived the fight with the giant octopus. We get a new team of people- including erkel- that plan on killing both the surviving mega shark and the new crocosaurus. Caos ensuses as each of there plans fails causing more and more destruction. So what's on the menu for our two creatures? Well, our mega shark still has a taste for battle ships and submarines, but not so much for planes or bridges anymore. Our crocosaurus on the other hand has a craving for African workers, killer whales, and variouse other morsels. So let's get the breakdown on msvc:

THE GOOD:
- one of my only problems with msvgo was the fact that we never got to see much of our mega shark and giant octopus. They also didn't look terribly realistic, but I didn't find that to be a problem. This time around, the effects are improved ( although still terrible, this adds to the entertainment!) and we get a lot more shots of our creatures and a lot more action.
- another improvement from msvgo is the actual fight scenes. We get two main fights between our Mega shark and our crocosaurus. They also don't consist of the same shot repeated over and over like msvgo!
- the production values also look pretty good for an asylum film, which are usually restricted to one interior of a ship being used for multiple ships and submarines. ( yes I'm looking at you msvgo!)
- the acting is pretty good for this type of movie, and so is the dialogue- lol moments with the dialogue are kept to a minimum. However that's both a good and a bad thing ( see the bad).

THE BAD:
- the main thing that kept MEGA SHARK VS CROCOSAURUS from getting a five like msvgo was the lack of fun. There was a sense of fun in msvgo that kept you entertained. You could tell the cast was having fun and not taking the movie seriously, were as the cast in this one have. It's just a bit serious sometimes, and you just want something really silly to break the seriousness.
-I missed the over-the-top dialogue from msvgo, this is what made it so hilarious! However, the dialogue in this one isntnso dramatic and over done ( which most people would consider good lol, but I found it to be a lot less funny to watch)
- also, there are some scenes in the movie were everyone was just talking, and nothing much was going on.
- the last thing I can remember that annoyed me was that it didn't try to top the plane-eating scene from msvgo! Compared to the destruction of the creatures in the first movies, these ones seem a bit people friendly. ( keep in mind that most of these complaints are miner and I dint mean to be nit- picking !)

Overall, if you enjoyed mega shark vs giant octopus then you will like this! It keeps you entertained most of the time, especially the last half an hour. Have fun viewing MEGA SHARK VS CROCOSAURUS, and I hope the asylum makes more mega- giant- saurus movies in the future!!!

7 of 8 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome! March 23, 2011

By Aaron Michalski

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SO if u haven't seen Giant Shark Vs Mega Octopus, apparently the shark survived its first mega monster battle. I Loved the acting especially because URKLE (Sp?) was in it!

as far as B Monster Movies go this is right up there with Boa Vs Python and Komodo Vs Cobra

Very Very awesome, I totally recommend this for fellow B Movie Enthusiasts!!

(If your looking for a fantastic Cinematic Piece of Art....this is NOT for you)

6 of 9 people found the following review helpful

3.0 out of 5 stars This movie is AWFUL - That's why I bought it... January 5, 2011

By Ray Boucher

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The crew at "The Asylum" are notorious for making preposterous, ham-handed knockoffs of popular movies. I.E. "Transformers" becomes "Transmorphers" - if they were ever to get into the candy market, I'm sure we would see "N&N's" and "Buttertoes". That being said, The "Mega Shark" series is enjoyable on a very strange level. The first one, "Mega Shark VS Giant Octopus" was just so laughably bad you had to see it to believe it. Online hype based on the title alone gave that movie a life of its own. The sequel, "Mega Shark VS Crocosaurus" sucks just as bad, if not worse, but if you love terrible grade-Z direct to DVD titles featuring giant monsters and former child stars, this one is for you. While the original gave us former 80's pop icon Deborah "Debbie" Gibson in the lead, this one gives us Jaleel "Steve Urkel" White. Massive shark fights Ginormous Crocodile in this outing. With bad CG all the way 'round. The computer animation looks like something from a PS2 cutscene. The biggest problem I have with all these movies (and keep in mind, I buy them and enjoy them, so by saying I have a problem with them is kind of a double-edged sword) is that The Asylum doesn't seem to be willing to pump enough money into their productions to give a more substantial payoff. Tiny Juggernaut, the company that provides the CG for the "Mega" series, appears to be very capable. These guys could be ILM or WETA if they were given a budget bigger than what is usually earmarked for the dinner at a typical high-school prom. The effects budget is the only thing that suffers from these movies. We expect the concept to be B, we expect the writing to be B, but the end result would be better if the effects were A. Surprisingly, the movies are shot very well and some of the vistas in the on-location stuff is just beautiful. As tongue-in-cheek as this kind of movie is, maybe they expect the audience to be more forgiving because of the "bad" effects. I say give Tiny Juggernaut more money, and in "Mega Shark 3", The Asylum can have the next "Cloverfield" on their hands.