The Meg was quite the surprise for someone like me. Sure, when you think of Jason Statham going head to head with a megalodon, it checks all the right boxes for a lot of people,
Jason Statham's shark movie, The Meg, has pretty much exceeded many expectations in terms of its box-office haul. Given how much time it spent in post-production (two years!), I thought the studio was pretty much going
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/crazy-rich-asians-makes-astounding-25m-in-second-weekend-dropping-less-than-6-from-opening This past weekend saw the wide release of The Happytime Murders, the latest comedy from Melissa McCarthy. At No. 1 in an amazing turn is none other than Crazy Rich Asians. While it's
https://soundcloud.com/los-fanboys/the-meg-takes-a-bite-out-of-the-box-office-los-fanboys-by-the-numbers This week saw the wide release of The Meg along with smaller (though still quite large) releases of Slender Man, BlacKkKlansan, and Dog Days. Taking the top spot was The Meg, starring Jason Statham.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iKLB6rhaRlw&feature=youtu.be Chomp. Chomp! The Meg is opening wide this theaters as the dangerous ocean predator on the big screen. The film is led by action star Jason Statham trying to stop a megalodon shark snacking
This weekend, the beach opens wide for The Meg, the latest in the shark-eats-everyone genre, which this time pits Jason Statham against a megalodon from prehistoric times that clocks in at around 75 feet. While
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DfrAtULSoTc You can swim but you can't hide. Jaws may have originated the shark-based thriller, but The Meg looks to take it to the next level -- I mean, not in terms of overall quality,
[embed]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ptyf1oN75Q[/embed] Well, what do you folks think of the trailer above? The Meg starring Jason Statham is released on August 10 this year from Warner Bros, and what can I really say about The Meg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bsLk0NPRFAc Some films are art. Some films are well-told stories that bring wonderful bits of escapism to the world, and some films are The Meg. Like Deep Blue Sea, it exploits our fear of the world
