With much of America lying in ruins, the rest of the world braces for a global sharknado; Fin and his family must travel around the world to stop them. I will admit the Dolph Lundgren cameo in the end was pretty awesome but Lundgren also deserves better than this abomination of a Series. The rest of the movie copies 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' and 'Back to the Future' because why the heck not right? This movies stopped being about the sharks way long before and now it's simply stupid, mindless and not entertaining at all Saga of stupidity. (0/10)

The movie I watched was spectacular and the physics of this movie was just too true to be in here. The acting was on point not one mistakes and The main character acted like a human who dosnt care if someone does in front of them. The CGI was better then all the star wars movie. The only bad thing Is that the bad Indiana Jones character was in here. But we can all agree that this movie should of won all Emmie awards.

I swear the CGI in these are getting worse...but hey that's half of the fun along with spotting the references to Bond, Terminator, Indiana Jones etc, etc, etc, & the Celebrity cameos (Which has more Plastic Surgery users than maybe any other film...even Olivia Newton-John sadly).It's not the greatest plot even in sharknado world but by now you know what your getting and either love it or hate it (In which case you won't be reading this).So...Who's for no 6?...

Overall, probably the best Sharknado yet. Which is not saying much as Sharknados 2, 3 and 4 were pretty forgettable.There not much point in talking about the cast or plot as it's all instantly forgettable, but the movie gets points for the:The number of C- and D-list who make cameo appearances* - and inevitably get killed by a shark shortly thereafterThe number of cities they visitThe numerous movie referencesHow seriously they areThe non-stop actionSee it now if you like the first one. Otherwise, forget I even brought it up.* Just a few examples: Clay Aiken, Samantha Fox, Charo (as the Queen of England), Geraldo Rivera, Olivia Newton-John, Greg Louganis, Fabio (as the Pope), Margaret Cho and Dolph Lundgren.