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Jason Statham and Wu Jing face off against megalodon sharks in "Meg 2: The Trench." Ben Wheatley directs. Review.

Warner Bros.It would seem almost impossible to botch a film pitting Jason Statham against a gargantuan prehistoric shark, and yet that was the only feat accomplished by The Meg, director John Turteltaub’s underwhelming 2018 aquatic monster mash. Nonetheless, with a $530 million global box-office haul, a sequel was preordained, and with English auteur Ben Wheatley (Kill List, A Field in England, In the Earth) at the helm, Meg 2: The Trench seemed primed to at least surpass its incompetent ...

If I were to sit here and spew out every single thing that happens in Meg 2: The Trench, you’d probably get very excited about it. Purely as a list of bullet points, the film has everything you’d want in a movie about big, killer sharks: bigger killer sharks, unfathomable action scenes, terrifying new creatures, plenty of wanton chaos, and Jason Statham on a jet ski, just to name a few. And yet, in the context of a film with all that and more, Meg 2 just plain misses. The bones are...

Jason Statham and Cliff Curtis star in shark-infested sequel The Meg 2: The Trench, now in theaters.

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"How's the high life?" "Prone to fits of mania, narcissism, and power failure." Studiocanal UK has debuted a full-length trailer for Ben Wheatley's film High-Rise, starring Tom Hiddleston as one of the newest residents of the top floor of a massive high rise complex that represents social classes. Jeremy Irons plays the man at the