Shark Attack – Atari 2600 Classic Video Game. Game only. Great condition!!! Tested and works like new.
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
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SHARK ATTACK – Atari 2600 Game
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Category: Atari 2600
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Loved this movie when i 1st saw it on SYFY channel. So i had to have it for Brooke Hogan who has an awesome body to show off for the movie.
I really had fun with this movie. I do not have every shark movie out, but i have a choice few and i must admit that i feel this movie is a solid entry into any horror/shlock shark movie collection. Of course it is cheesy, but it seemed to be done so well; everything seemed to click in just the right position to make this fun to watch. I seriously started laughing at the montages they chose to do… random talk montage and of course the Carmen Electra sunbathing montage. Poor Carmen, she really didn’t have much screen time other than that montage… most of her dialogue was pretty lame like yelling, “Get out of the water!” and while everyone else is trying to scavenge or be useful in repairing the ship or getting help… she suntans on deck! In a MONTAGE! The effects were pretty solid for CGI. I felt that they did a very good job of making the shark look real. The acting was pretty decent, and had to chuckle a little when you think that some of the cast, their only role being to stand on the beach and cry and react to nothing. So having enjoyed Sharktopus, Mega Shark vs. Giant Octopus and Supershark… this is a solid addition.
Come on, so what if the plot doesn’t win an Emmy ? It’s full of action and beautiful, and I mean “beautiful” girls running around in bikinis.. Oh, and I think there’s a scary shark in the movie too. If you want to relax and watch a shark movie with lots of eye candy, this would be it. I never read critics’ reviews, they’re wrong 75% of the time and also dissect every second of movies. I watch to relax, unwind, chuckle, and so forth.. -it’s a nice getaway. -Jim :-)
A lot of two headed animals have been in the news lately, so why not? Carmen Electra and a lot of bikini clad shark bait.
By far the most accomplished (and, it appears, expensive) movie in The Asylum’s b- and c-movie library, “2-Headed Shark Attack” establishes early on its intention to be a valentine to cheesy movie lovers, and delivers well on that promise.Director Christopher Douglas-Olen Ray has learned the craft well from his father Fred (director of genre faves “Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers” and “Evil Toons”). He’s loaded the film up with bikini babes, guys with washboard abs, stupid dialogue and, gloriously, copious gory 2-headed shark attacks. He even finds room for a lesbian nude scene, which he ends with the most memorable shark-kill in the film.”Sliders”-and-nothing-else star Charlie O’Connell is (yeah, he wishes) a college professor who is married to (yeah, he wishes) Carmen Electra, who is (yeah, she wishes) a doctor. The two take a bunch of sexy ninnies on a “Semester at Sea” field trip for some unspecified class, but all those hot coeds would rather (surprise, surprise) go skinny dipping instead.Helen Keller could see where this is going.The 2-headed shark appears out of nowhere (and indeed exists for no reason other than it’s the film’s titular star) and starts eating people who, conveniently enough, tend to fall into the water two at a time.After their boat stalls, the prof and his hapless crew find themselves beached on an atoll which looks like an abandoned Gilligan’s Island and which is, preposterously, slowly sinking.Of course, it’s no spoiler to reveal that all the ninnies ge.
Something to consider but only if you can get it cheap.It is horribly bad at all times (something I look for in movies like this). I bought it knowing it was terrible. But let me be perfectly clear about that, it is a cheesy inept piece of filmmaking. Everyone involved should be embarrassed and thoroughly apologetic. This is crap.It’s also ridiculously fun and stupid. The premise alone is idiotic. A group of students take the worst field trip ever devised, led by the dimmest instructor in the world (Charlie O’Connell), who tells his students, “not everything is about the grade, just learn.” None of his students could expect to get an A. “Wait-wait-wait-wait! Are we sinking?” Not when there is a convenient atoll nearby, which is sinking. For drama there’s a sob story on the beach as a welding, motor repairing, kickass babe admits she `once’ had a close encounter with a shark when she was twelve (apparently it got close enough for her to see it was a shark and she’s been traumatized ever since). The rest of the students aren’t any brighter. Carmen Electra is just along for the ride, literally, I don’t even remember her status onboard, but I think they called her doc. Mostly she just posed and stuck out her chest and sunbathed and posed some more. The shark is a cartoon. I don’t know how big a 2-headed shark’s stomach is supposed to be but it had room enough for everyone and some Jell-O besides. The language was a bit salty at times, breasts were bared. The bod.
Hab den Film gesehen, fand ihn sehr gut und unterhaltsam, teilweise auch lustig, spannende Szenen gibts auch.Der 2-Kopf-Hai ist gut animiert und nett anzusehen, viel Blut fließt daher auch.Bild ist sehr gut, klares scharfes Bild und guter DTS-HD 5.1 Sound.Die deutsche Synchro ist auch okay, könnte natütlich besser sein, aber ist in Ordnung.Wendecover ist auch vorhanden.Nachdem ich Hai-Attack, Sharktopus und Supershark gesehen habe, finde ich diesen Hai-Trash-Film am besten.Wer Hai-Trash-Filme mag, sollte sich diesen Teil nicht entgehen lassen.
1 Körper2 Köpfe6000 ZähneDie Geschichte dieses Films entbehrt jeder Grundlage. Wer auf einen klassischen “C”Movie steht, bei dem die Handlung und die special effects eher nebensächlich sind, muss diesen Film haben.Viel nackte Haut, sinnlose unschlüssige Szenen, aber mit Lachgarantie.Der perfekte Film für einen DVD Abend mit Freunden. Von mir eine klare Kaufempfehlung.
those bikini tops tho…
Given films by The Asylum and every other sci-if, horror hack studio these days, it’s hard to fault anybody who tries to make a buck off of schlock offerings like this one. Of course, considering it IS an Asylum pic, naturally, go for it! They don’t cheat on the gore, so I think you’ll like it, if that’s your…taste.There are plenty of shark bait scenes, though much of it is fully CG, victims included, but then when did The Asylum EVER go the CHEAP route. Oh, wait…Lots of kids get it, loads of blood, LOTS of cheesy closeups. Hecks yeah. And Charlie O’Connell to boot. Yow, llook out, Tom Cruise!