Jason Statham

Wu Jing

Shuya Sophia Cai

Page Kennedy

Sergio Peris-Mencheta

Sienna Guillory

Cliff Curtis

Skyler Samuels

Melissanthi Mahut

Whoopie van Raam

Kiran Sonia Sawar

Felix Mayr

Guo Tao

Robin Hill

Dai Lele

Ivy Tsui

Stewart Alexander

Able Wanamakok

Xiong Jinyi

Cai Jingjing

Kenneth Won

Longxi

Bai Narisu

Matthew Stirling

Richard Glover

Billy Clements

Jonny James

Enzo di Bonaventura

Sara Dee

Li Xin

Goran Lečić

Lorenzo di Bonaventura

Chi-Li Wong

Erich Hoeber

Dean Georgaris

Steve Alten

Kenneth Atchity

Jon Hoeber

Kelly Lee

Chris Lowe

Jonathan Amos

Lindsay Pugh

Jessica Hooker

Tolga Kenan

Marc Mailley

Inga Fabian

Ying Xujun

Sylvia Atkins

Charlie Reed

Alice Hollingum

Ariel Murray-Simmons

Cliff Lanning

Sacha Kovacevic

Ben Saffer

Iain Thomson

Zachary Winnington

Saithip Boonyasomphop

Atchariya Pinitsanpirom

Aphisit 'Pep' Wansri

Roseanna Larner

Paul Helm

Dan Lowe

Mark Layton

Beth Trinder

Nisa Rizvi

Peter Bardsley

Anita Christy

Catherine Heys

Joe Hopker

Jack Ainsworth

Oliver Squire

Ben Dixon

Mac Montero

Teresa Orlando

Dominique Cheung

Luke Redgrave

John Koutsoulas

Tim Wooster

Waldo Mason

Jami Chan

Lester Ambrose

Peter Ayriss

Alex Mott

Ella Robinson

Dean Thompson

John Koukouzis

Randy Greenberg

Piran John Miller

Tom Beltrandi

Stamos Triantafyllos

Sarah Lochlan

E. Bennett Walsh

Haris Zambarloukos

Gerald R. Molen

Liu Ruifang

Erik Howsam

Cate Adams

Harry Gregson-Williams

Peter Bebb

Lottie Geliot

Emma Ennis

Theo Morton

Rachael Evelyn

Adam Kiani

Belle Avery

Ben Wheatley

The Meg Collection

Action

Science Fiction

Horror

Meg 2: The Trench

Apelles Entertainment

Warner Bros. Pictures

di Bonaventura Pictures

CMC Pictures

Onaroll Productions

DF Pictures

China

United States of America

English

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Now the "Meg" (2018) itself could never be called a good film, but it is a great deal better than this muddled and derivative effort. "Jonas" (Jason Statham) is now working as a sort of eco-policeman trying to stop the dumping of toxic waste into the oceans, and after a snappy "007" style opening, he is daringly rescued by "Mac" (Clff Curtis) and "Rigas" (Melissanthu Mahut) and returned to the research centre where he is reunited with "Jess" (Skyler Samuels), "DJ" (Page Kennedy) and the adrenalin seeking "Juiming" (Jing Wu) who are nursing the daughter of the last megalodon! The team now travel to a remote installation where they must investigate some more of the beasties that live below the frozen layer put there by nature to ensure than we don't mix. Thing is, it seems they are not the only folks who've hit on the idea that there might be untapped riches 25,000 feet below the surface, and soon our team are involved in a contretemps with "Montes" (Sergio Peris-Mencheta) that introduces treachery, double-dealing and causes explosions galore that release not just megs, but also an enormous octopus into the ocean where they can merrily terrorise the holidaymakers on the nearby resort of "Fun Island". Can "Jonas" et al manage to take on four of these super-creatures before they've snacked their way through the tourists? This might have been a bit better if they'd just cut all the preamble and gone straight to the rig and to the underwater action, big fish and pyrotechnics. As it is, we spend far too long meandering about on the surface meeting the characters and there's way too much pointless dialogue throughout - though one or two half-hearted witticisms and puns help a little - before an ending that is entirely predictable and really rather processionally so. The acting is just banal, the continuity is all over the place - as is the editing - and the huge chunk of Ali Baba money that's floated this thing ensures that the switches from the English to Chinese languages actually smacks more of keeping everybody happy in the boardroom rather than engaging anyone in the actual cinema. Simply, even the charismatic Statham cannot rescue this from the doldrums of CGI-led mediocrity that churns out an unremarkable hybrid of "Jaws" and "Jurassic Park". It does need a big screen. If you wait til it's on the telly then you will be even more disappointed. Mind you, is that actually possible?

Meg 2 doesn't really feel like a follow up film, to its 2018 counterpart. Indeed, the latest instalment feels more like a platform for various action "stunts". 

The giant,prehistoric shark's are essentially window dressing, for a variety of frenetic action sequences, where things blow up, are torn apart, shot at, harpooned, people gobbled up Jaws and Jurassic Park style and what I can only describe as acrobatic, aquatic scenes with jet ski's and the like, all take place. They even throw in a giant squid, to spice things up. 

Or put more simply, this is a messy mash up, of derivative, often dispirit ideas. Unsurprisingly, the results a bit chaotic, with no compass to direct the viewer, in terms of the story, such as it is. Its quite watchable, in its own way but it never really goes anywhere.

In summary, watchable on a very visually superficial level. Lots of action but little in the way of an established story, to pull the whole thing together.

Pretty tough sitting through this one, especially the first half where a good portion was so dark, maybe to hide the bad visual effects, I couldn't even tell what was going on. There were a few moments of the camp that made the first one at least entertaining, but not enough to keep me engaged. On the plus side, Jason Statham was alright for what he's given, otherwise this just was a waste of time. **2.0/5**

Under Pressure

The Making of Meg 2: The Trench

Make a Stand

Up from the Depths: Even More Beasts

Get the Fuel

Octopus Attack

Extended Preview

Good Luck

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Big-A$$ Sharks

BTS from the Depths

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Meg on the Thames

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Fun Island

Transmission

Magic

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Meg 2: The Trench

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