Statham meets shark in this bombastic, science-heavy riff on Jaws, and they make a real splash together.

'Jaws' it ain't, but this shark flick is entertaining enough for the dog days of summer

Jason Statham battles a gigantic prehistoric shark that turns out not to be prehistoric in 'The Meg.'

Film review: It’s fun, but neither good fun or bad fun, it just flounders in between

Less "Sharknado," more 1950s giant monster fun, all predicaments in "The Meg" are answered with a fistful of Statham.

‘The Meg’ is an old-fashioned monster hunt movie souped up with CGI. It’s shallow, and it revels in it, which means you can too.

As a vehicle for painlessly killing a few brain cells during the waning days of summer, it gets the job done.

Jason Statham dives in at the deep end for a man-vs-shark update

In any film staking a claim to so-bad-it’s-good status, but stuck in the badlands between the unwatchably appalling and the rivetingly atrocious, there com...

If there's any sense of menace in The Meg, it lies in the prospect that many more such films may be on the way.

Jason Statham stars as a rescue diver on the skids who has redemption thrust upon him while trying to deal with a colossal shark

Even Jason Statham can’t save the shark-driven film from itself

Statham is in on the fun

If you see one movie about Jason Statham fighting a giant shark this summer, make it ’The Meg.’

It’s the Platonic ideal of a summer movie, but not in a good way.