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Somewhere, on top of the sea, The Meg awaits those who dare to swim into its theatrical waters. And with any journey of this nature, there's going to be a sea of opinions and criticisms, as we're coming happening on what's probably the last blockbuster of the summer season. If you think that moreover means it's a prime get older to rate and discuss a movie with The Meg, you're clearly fishing with the right equipment.
The valuable community has a mostly grim point on the film, if current evaluation round-ups are any indication. Not to mention, our own credited evaluation was similarly unimpressed, with the with quote beast the summation of that reviewer's thoughts:
In the process of attempting to create The Meg a movie full of stupid fun, they forgot to have fun, but stayed square in the lane of stupid.
But critics aren't the isolated folks with opinions on The Meg, and even that assistance wasn't the sole judgement from our staff's combine thoughts. More on that last bit later, but for now, it's get older for us to put the focus on you, the audience. We'd with to listen what your thoughts are on Jason Statham and company's exploits with a archaic predator, and that starts with the with freshening questions, which are provided to spark your thoughts on how much you enjoyed the seafaring charms of The Meg.
Do you think The Meg would have been better off as an R-rated gorefest?How does The Meg rank on your scale of shark films, Sharknado beast the bottom and Jaws beast the top?Did you in reality think they were going to slay Pippin The Dog?Which survivor would you have killed, and which casualty would you have spared?Does The Meg play-act better as a loud action-adventure film, or a silly B-movie?The Meg in contrast to Jurassic World's Mosasaurus: who wins?
As you accumulate your thoughts on the questions mentioned above, it's a good get older to think just about just how much you enjoyed The Meg on a normal scale of 0 to 5. That ranking, with it comes to you, can be logged thanks to the poll below, as well as mentioned in your observations at the end of this article. Don't forget to allowance your rationale as to why you rated the film the quirk you did, as that's the extra half of the fun!
Last, but not least, it's get older to point encourage towards dry land, and wade through some suggested reading for you folks at home. As promised before, if you're interested in seeing what the CinemaBlend staff thought of The Meg, you can entre those thoughts in the first in our extra series of staff reactions to the biggest movies coming to theaters. Not to mention, the film came happening during this week's episode of our ReelBlend podcast, and it inspired some cross discussion. Also, if you are indeed a fan of Steve Alten's original novel series, you can entre what director Jon Turteltaub said was the biggest difference amid Meg on the page and The Meg on the screen. Finally, even though we're on the topic of Mr. Turteltaub, the director moreover shared some thoughts on what he had in amassing for that R-rated cut that even Jason Statham wishes the world got to see.
And with that, we near the sticker album on our Rate and Discus session for The Meg!
