The Meg, A Movie About A Humongous Prehistoric Shark, Is Ridiculous. But What Did You Expect? #Bhty

The Meg, A Movie About A Humongous Prehistoric Shark, Is Ridiculous. But What Did You Expect? If you like the Deep Blue Sea genre of filmmaking, this Jason Statham vehicle is perfect for you. In a pivotal scene from summers latest blockbuster, The Meg, Jason Statham hurls himself into the ocean with nothing but a speargun and swims toward a humongous prehistoric shark. But what did you expect? For the past few years, theatergoers have been given an array of saltwater treats to tide us over between Shark Weeks. 2018 gives us The Meg, which calls back to another absurd yet iconic open-water flick, Deep Blue Sea (1999), about genetically modified sharks who stalk LL Cool J and company in an isolated underwater facility. But dont worry, you get your classic Statham vs. His Enemy moment, because what would this film be without an iconic underwater brawl scene? All in all, The Meg is exactly what you want it to be: a thrill ride full of deep sea adventure and beyond-cheesy dialogue.