The meg was probaly one of the biggest surprises of the year for me just a dumb and entertaining shark film.

I've seen a lot of shark movies and and I thought this movie was fantastic. The acting was not cheesy at all and the storyline was very interesting and had a twist toward the end, The commercial does not do it justice. I would say it's pretty impressive considering most shark movies tend to be very unrealistic but they did a great job with this one hopefully leaving it for a sequel !

. . . extinct for two million years, and Arch Demons for at least that long. However, the filmmakers at the always eponymous Warner Bros. use THE MEG to warn us that both of these assumptions are likely fallacies. Just as a man-made thermal updraft allows a couple of megs to escape the methane barrier imprisoning them for eons, Warner seems to be suggesting that the Devil's Disciples toiling for the Kremlin's Red Commie KGB have unleashed the noxious hot air of a vicious buffoon to resurrect Lucifer from the Gates of Hell to preside in America's once Hallowed Oval Office. By depicting "Jonas Taylor" as initially stymied in his attempts to eradicate the monsters chewing up his friends, Warner's allegory warns us that it will be very difficult to impeach a Game-Show-Host-in-Chief just because he's Possessed by Satan. Is Warner literally prescribing depth charges and heavy artillery to deal with this current threat to the USA's very survival? That's a tough one to answer for those lacking the time to watch Shark Week. In any event, Citizens should be thankful that Warner is helping us through our current travails with THE MEG.

(I saw this in new high tech XD) I went in only expecting some really great shark scenes worthy of today's technology. I in no way expected JAWS or Jurassic Park. But I hoped there would be an intimate scene with the shark that could at least come close to when jaws was flipping around on the boat eating the captain or "The Eye" of the T-Rex with the kids in the car. Nothing. The closest part you get is the one in the trailer when the girl turns around and the shark bites the glass. Everything else is fast and blurry. And the acting is even worse than I expected. Bingbing was especially awful. On a lighter note, Ruby Rose could play a neo-Link in a modern day Zelda movie or some kinda sexy elf....Just sayin... Anyway....