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Synopsis
Deep-sea rescue diver Jonas Taylor (Jason Statham) faces his fear in order to save the crew of a submersible trapped on the bottom of the deepest trench in the Pacific Ocean. Oh, and by the way – Taylor’s “fear” happens to be a 75-foot-long pre-historic shark known as the Megalodon, the largest predator of all time. Taylor has every reason to be afraid, considering he’s already encountered the unstoppable monster once in his life – and when it comes to not-so-extinct giant sharks, once is more than enough The Meg is directed by Jon Turteltaub (National Treasure). The heart-stopping sci-fi thriller boasts an impressive cast, including Li Bingbing, Winston Chao, Rainn Wilson, Ruby Rose, Page Kennedy, Jessica McNamee, Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, Robert Taylor, Cliff Curtis, Sophia Shuya Cai, and Masi Oka.
Cast
- Jason Statham
- Li Bingbing
- Rainn Wilson
- Cliff Curtis
- Winston Chao
- Sophia Cai
- Ruby Rose
- Page Kennedy
- Robert Taylor
- Ólafur Darri Ólafsson
Letterboxd User Reviews
- Aug 10, 2018
I burst into tears once the film ends on “Fin” Basically a 150 million dollar syfy movie.
Alex IHEAug 13, 2018“that thing is the devil!” an extra half star because my friends were scared to death and jumping out of their seats every time the biggest shark in known existence somehow snuck up on everyone without being noticed. which happened a lot. she’s sneaky
LucyAug 9, 2018The Life Aquatic with Jason Statham.
Wesley R. Ball - Aug 8, 2021
the fast and furiousification of jaws
•lily•Aug 7, 2018Has a big giant shark that eats someone at least every 15 minutes. Self aware and gleefully stupid without a bunch of winking. Pretty much does exactly what it's supposed to.
matt lynchJun 15, 2021hear me out here… there’s a meg 2 coming out… and this film is distributed by warner bros… who also own godzilla and kong… do you see where i’m going with this…
molly - May 31, 2019
22 I love the shark. She's beautiful. I will name her Meghan with an 'h' and find her a water planet where she can swim eternally and happily and no one can hurt her. She will have periodic food-breaks where I teleport people I vehemently despise into the depths of the…
SilentDawnAug 8, 2018I liked how often people fell out of the boat
Molly LaichAug 3, 2023Movie would be better if the shark talked like the velociraptor from Jurassic Park III.
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i really liked this movie! i love shark movies and this one was definitely cool to watch and see what it was about. i think Megalodons are very interesting so this movie definitely caught my attention. i’ll probably watch this again soon and i think you should do the same! loved
Atom User Reviews
I paid for shark action & i got shark action
Jason Statham was great as always. The movie was good to see once. But it was boring. Nothing that makes you want to see it again, even when it comes out on dvd.
Metacritic
Statham is the real thing, and he’s key to the effectiveness of this good-natured and often highly ridiculous adaptation of Steve Alten’s 1997 sci-fi potboiler.
The end result may be little more than an exponentially more expensive version of those cheapo Syfy channel movies, but at least it has the good taste to be exponentially better as well.
The Meg takes itself far too seriously. The only amusing elements are Jason Statham’s occasional one-liners coupled with his exasperated expressions.