Tedfoldol
everything you have heard about this movie is true.
Contentar
Best movie of this year hands down!
FrogGlace
In other words,this film is a surreal ride.
Tayloriona
Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.
tahsinulalam
If you want thriller and cant wait meg is the perfect movie for you
jlane-64220
From its uninspired opening scene, to its abysmal dialogue and low production value, this movie is total crap. While I appreciate using more Asian actors in films, the delivery of lines was awful. It seemed to me they were delivering several of the lines phonetically- emotionless acting.
The plot was boring and predictable- even for a shark movie, and the nods to Jaws were a complete embarrassment. Do not attempt to pay homage to a complete classic with this piece of garbage.
I'm horrified at myself for going, and can only hope this review will help others to STAY AWAY!!
Jason Statham you owe me $$$!!!
petermus_prime
How can a Shark film like this be less tame and yet have a higher film Cert Rating than PG rated Jaws. If you see this film your either stupid, or wouldn't know a great film if it slapped you in the face, and said Hi.
Utter drivel!
And Statham can't deliver serious dialogue either, without making the Audience laugh.
geurtsdustin
(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....
