Five years ago, expert sea diver and Naval Captain Jonas Taylor encountered an unknown danger in the unexplored recesses of the Mariana Trench that forced him to abort his mission and abandon half his crew. Though the tragic incident earned him a dishonorable discharge, what ultimately cost him his career, his marriage and any semblance of honor was his unsupported and incredulous claims of what caused it - an attack on his vessel by a mammoth, 70-foot sea creature, believed to be extinct for more than a million years. But when a submersible lies sunk and disabled at the bottom of the ocean - carrying his ex-wife among the team onboard - he is the one who gets the call. Whether a shot at redemption or a suicide mission, Jonas must confront his fears and risk his own life and the lives of everyone trapped below on a single question: Could the Carcharodon Megalodon - the largest marine predator that ever existed - still be alive … and on the hunt?
After escaping an attack by what he claims was a 70-foot shark, Jonas Taylor must confront his fears to save those trapped in a sunken submersible.
Expectations kept in check are the key to unlocking the good times to be found in The Meg, a film not quite matching the high levels of dumb fun found in 1999 guilty pleasure favourite Deep Blue Sea or the shark classic thrills and chills of Jaws, becomes a genuinely fun big screen blockbuster that is tailor made to be consumed on the big screen with the right mindset.<br/><br/>Any film featuring the return of a long dead Megalodon shark, headlined by Jason Statham and directed by the man responsible for National Treasure is going to be a certain type of cinematic experience and for anyone that caught of glimpse of The Meg&#39;s over the top trailers or social media campaigns and thought they&#39;d not be entering The Meg&#39;s waters should steer very far away from this spectacle, while for the rest of us that thought the prospect of Statham v Shark looked like a rollicking good-time, The Meg is exactly what the movie doctor ordered.<br/><br/>Filled with an abundance of questionable plot developments, poorly written supporting characters and some overly serious undertones, The Meg is far from what you&#39;d call a particularly well-made film but for what it promises to deliver, which is CGI infused mammoth shark mayhem and thrills, The Meg is a highly enjoyable ride should you go along with its wave of unbelievable scenarios and cheesiness.<br/><br/>Based on Steve Alten&#39;s series of books that have a cult following, The Meg&#39;s focus on Statham&#39;s hardy diver Jonas returning to the oceans after year&#39;s out of the game to fight Jaw&#39;s much bigger relative and save the world, provides The Meg with a collection of entertaining scenes from Statham continually saving his colleagues in frantic fashion through to Statham literally versing the finned beast in a man v shark fight, making the film work around its other missteps.<br/><br/>Unneeded romantic subplots and pointless and badly acted supports like Ruby Rose&#39;s greasy haired Jaxx or Rain Wilson&#39;s billionaire Morris try their best to subtract from the good times but thankfully director Jon Turteltaub and Statham steer the ship in the right direction at the right times.<br/><br/>Unquestionably the most disappointing aspect of The Meg (which has likely stemmed from the fact it went from mature rated blood bath to M rated thriller in the editing suite) is that is never truly enacts the type of carnage you think it will and while many trailers and marketing materials focussed on the what looks like a beach filled shark bonanza, the film unfortunately never uses its key player to the effect it could&#39;ve, which is a shame, as you feel like had Mr Meg been let well and truly off the hook, The Meg would&#39;ve become a far more memorable outing outside of the novelty of seeing an oversized shark trying to take down Statham and his crew.<br/><br/>Final Say - <br/><br/>The Meg is silly, preposterous and at times a little too serious for its own good but at the end of the day viewers heading into Turteltaub&#39;s film have signed up to see a shark on steroids battling it out with Jason Statham and in that respect, cinema fans will get exactly what they paid for. In an age of po-faced blockbusters, The Meg may not reinvent the wheel, but it provides a fun and frivolous time out at the movies which is sometimes all we really need.<br/><br/>3 Pippins out of 5
I wanted to catch a movie this weekend that was funny, adventurous and had a serious plot but not too serious…the meg hit the spot. It made me laugh, tear up and clinch my seat all in one sitting…so, an awesome flick in my book. The movie took me away from the real world and Into the depths of the ocean to an undiscovered paradise and that&#39;s where the real adventure begins…then is nonstop to the end, really what I needed. Statham is awesome as always that &quot;ripped SOB&quot; always fun to watch and the rest of the cast were really cool as well specially the charming little girl in the flick who was the cutest and smartest little person at that ocean station ;). This is the perfect adventure movie to go see if you want a fun evening with the family.
Blandly internationalized, generically derivative, drained of any personality, edited as if by computer and bleached of the slightest hint of emotion other than a holiday card-like sympathy for children and allegedly cute animals, The Meg is a one hundred percent inorganic meal, something made from pre-tasted and then regurgitated ingredients.

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