Bess Armstrong leads the cast in this largely forgettable film as a marine biologist in Florida where she trained dolphins, whales and possibly a great white shark. The film is set at Sea World in Florida with an undersea kingdom grand opening. When they capture a baby shark, they underestimate that the mother shark is in the park while people are in the water and then the underground tunnel. The film has its moments and is entertaining. The Brody brothers are older and have thought that the sharks were worlds away.

It's WORSE. Watched during Discovery's Shark Week 2018 for the first time, and it was awful. There was something about how they filmed it for 3D that makes it visually odd when not in 3D (I'm assuming it looks better in 3D but I obviously don't know for sure). In any case, don't waste your time.

This one is nowhere near as good of a film as parts 1 and 2 but the movie is not all that bad to watch... it's Jaws entertainment. It's worth watching if you like these types of films.The story lacks a bit. Sean and Mike Brody are grown up now. The two brothers have left Amity and are in Orlando. Mike works for Seaworld and has a girlfriend that works there too, Dr. Kathryn 'Kay' Morgan. There is a great white shark that Kay gets the idea to capture to show off, help the park make some money from the shark attraction. But what they don't know is Jaws is close by and will wreak havoc in the park... it's up to Kay and Mike to stop her.The big problem I found with the story was Sean was sorta there and then written out of it suddenly. I think there should have been more focus on the two brothers all these years later fighting another mammoth-sized great white shark instead of Sean being "kick out" of the film and left with Kay and Mike to fight her.Still worth a looksy if you want some mindless but fun entertainment.5.5/10

When compared to the original or even the first sequel, this movie is bad. But as a stand-alone slasher movie of the time period, it's pretty fun to watch. Sure, you're laughing at it more than with it, but that's okay: Isn't that what dumb horror movies are for? It's cool to see Dennis Quaid and Lea Thompson as younger versions of themselves, and the 3D effects are not bad (if you see the movie in its intended 3D presentation) for the time period, either. What did people expect? Shakespeare with a shark? Come on ... If Sharknado stuff is so popular, this movie can't be considered that bad. People just rip it because it's not the original. What sequel is?