Who knows what lurks just below the surface of the water, eagerly waiting to eat you? The tension arising from the suspense is as tangible as the flimsy bathing costume that barely clings to your skin. Will it ever again be safe to go into the water for a swim?
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Terrific movie and fun review! 😁
I loveeeeeeeeee this movie! I'm also looking forward to watching The Meg 2: The Trench. Have you watched?