Megalodons Don't Die
The thriller Meg: Monster of the Depth could not escape criticism from reviewers, but viewers loved watching Jason State fight a prehistoric shark. The film by John Terteltaub has grossed $ 527.8 million at the worldwide box office, which usually leads producers to one simple conclusion - you need to shoot a sequel.At the US-China Cultural Summit in Los Angeles, Meg's executive producer Katrin Ying announced that a sequel is already in the works. However, while the project is in its early stages, and its details are kept secret. The source knows that at the moment the sequel "Mega" does not even have scriptwriters, and Warner Bros. the green light for the shooting of the sequel has not yet given. However, the desire of Gravity Pictures, which funded the first film, is already a good start for the future. During the summit, the creators of the thriller discussed the difficulties that had arisen in their path, and noticed that previous unsuccessful collaborations between the United States and China (apparently referring to the Great Wall and Warcraft) could put an end to the story of a prehistoric superpredator.  While it is difficult to guess what will be discussed in the second part, but the first was based on the novel by Steve Alten, and his series of books about Megalodon currently includes six editions, and producer Belle Avery has already bought the rights to their film adaptation. The Topic of Article: Megalodons Don't Die. |
