The Meg 2: The Trench review: Jason Statham survives a swim in choppy waters
A research team encounters multiple threats while exploring the depths of the ocean, including a malevolent mining operation.Jonas does have 26 trench dives without an incident, a safety record destined for the scrapheap when he and his crew—including the first film’s now-14-year-old Meiying —dive 25,000 feet in a submersible through a thermal layer that previous technology rendered impossible to breach.
At least that’s what we think is going on. Cinematographer Haris Zambarloukos’ lensing is consistently murky and with few clear relationship shots between the Meg and the submersible, it rarely registers how gigantic Jonas’ adversary is. Even the benevolent sea creatures meant to elicit a wondrousvibe are too dark to appreciate.
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