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Price: $14.98

Title: Octopus (2000)
Starring: Jay Harrington, Ravil Isyanov, David Beecroft, Carolyn Lowery, and Ricco Ross
Director: John Eyres
Rating: PG-13 (Parental Guidance Suggested)
Runtime: 99 minutes
Avg. Score: 3 rated 3 stars
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  • Posted on 2007-02-17
    Make Fun Of the film to survive Octopus.

    This is a film that's soo bad that you'll want to naw your foot off in the process while watching it, the beginning starts out ok. but this film never could figure out what kind of film it wanted to be. i've seen dumb stupid bad films.
    but Octopus takes the cake with it plot switching from one thing to another you'll be confused in no time. i feel bad because there are a few good actors in this dog but this film just drags them down with a lousy script. the only fun part of this movie is the effects to watch and that you could just rent it to mystery science theater it. believe me folks you may want to scream after the first half an hour of this movie or make up things to say in place to make this film funny. because that's the only way you'll survive Octopus.
    Score: 1 rated 1 stars
  • Posted on 2006-08-03
    I guess, in order to be unbiased...

    I fell asleep once while watching this movie. It was after three in the morning, but I guess to be unbiased I can't give this even an average rating of three stars.

    But, it gets two stars because 'Jaws' got one star, and this movie is STILL too good to even be in the same category as 'Jaws'
    Score: 2 rated 2 stars
  • Posted on 2006-02-23
    You never see the Octopus

    This was a horrible Science fiction film. You never see or hear about the octopus till the end of the movie. And the only time the octopus is worth watching is towards the last 15 minutes of the movie. However the monster is well created so I had to give this film at least 2 stars.
    Score: 2 rated 2 stars
  • Posted on 2006-02-23
    Don't waste your money...catch it on TV for a free laugh!

    Thanks to the reviews posted here by other viewers, I didn't waste my money on this stinker, but I felt it was my civic duty to warn others about Octopus. No one is joking about how terrible this movie is, so please don't freak out on any of us. Don't say you weren't warned. Now, if there is nothing on TV, you might be pleasantly surprised by checking out the Sci-Fi channel which seems to truly relish movies this bad (if you still don't believe me, look up Megalodon 3...so bad it's hilarious). I felt the beginning portions of Octopus were a bit slow. At the beginning, look out for the gratuitous pile of watermelons. Yes, you'll see it coming miles away. You know something is going to run into them. Bad acting, bad script, but in summary, if you can get to the scene where the octopus is attacking the cruise ship, you'll crack up. Again, don't spend a dime on this one...catch it on TV where you can opt to flip should you feel your time is being wasted.
    Score: 1 rated 1 stars
  • Posted on 2005-11-06
    Octopussy, nonBond, and the blond.

    It is the sort of movie you can only expect the stereoptypes of stereotypes, to the degree it must send itself up - eventually anyway.
    For all we see it for is the monster - the good bits. 5% of our brains.
    And then you can enjoy how much you hate it or them.
    Or you will be disoctoppointed.

    Also Known As: Dead Eye Six. The monster reminded me of the one in DEEP STAR SIX, an 80s deep sea monster reel.

    Besides all the other movies mentioned that were derived from this (why can't those big Hollywood blockbusters stop copying these films?), add The Abyss (of course) - derivitive diving dialogue, or DDD.

    An octopuss with jaws.
    Tongue in sack, err cheek.
    Neo nature unrealism.

    A shame the beast didn't fall or rise for the blond. Then we coulda had a Titanic love affair... HUBBAH BUBBLE!

    THE MAKING OF...
    See the making off, you realise how much effort went into films like this, increasing appreciation.
    A sea of plenty models.
    The making of was actually one of the most thorough, satisfying ones - it showed everything I wanted, but the one big tentacle in action.

    Why aren't they called eightacles?
    Score: 3 rated 3 stars

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