Few things go together better than summer movies and giant sharks, which is why we should all be thankful that megalodons are returning to theaters with The Meg 2: The Trench. The first trailer for ...

The adventures of Jonas Taylor, a deep sea diver who goes up against a thought-to-be extinct prehistoric shark.

These Meg movies should be a lot more fun than they actually are. The first one had a couple of fun scenes, and was competent enough, but also felt a little long and dreary and should be way more ...

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If Meg 2 is able to overcome the negative reaction and break through at a very busy box office, there’s always a chance a third film could be ordered. While speaking to , Wheatley didn’t want to talk ...

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Meg 2: The Trench is an awful sequel that relies too heavily on copying far better executed genre films, doomed to go down as one of the summer’s biggest disasters.

But that silly, explosive summer blockbuster cinematic experience is not what’s delivered. With a script that is all over the place, the movie does nothing particularly creative or compelling with its ...

Audiences have proven time and time again that they will up for shark movies. Case in point, 47 Meters Down: Uncaged, a sequel made strictly for monetary reasons, grossed over $47 million against a ...