In the special-effects juggernaut 'The Meg,' a team of scientists finds that the massive megalodon - the largest shark species that ever lived, and which went extinct millions of years ago - isn't extinct after all. What could be more terrifying than climbing into a claustrophobic submersible and diving to the deepest, darkest part of the sea? Unexpectedly discovering that there's something lurking in the depths that is very big, very scary, and definitely not happy to see you (or maybe it's a little too happy to see you, because you look absolutely delicious). Cast: Jason Statham, Bingbing Li, Rainn Wilson.Watch Deep Blue Sea on HBO Max (opens in new tab).Considered to be the fastest sharks in the ocean, shortfin mako's can reach speeds of up to 46 mph (opens in new tab) for short bursts.Ĭhosen by Ian Stokes, Tech & Entertainment Editor Seriously, this movie has it all.Įven without the genetic alterations we see in Deep Blue Sea, mako sharks are impressive and majestic creatures. Oh, and LL Cool J teaches us how to make the perfect omelet. Jackson's character gives a heroic rallying speech, only for a shark to jump out of the water and eat him. We also get to see one of the best death scenes in all of cinema as Samuel L. We see a pack of sharks that put the raptors in Jurassic Park to shame as they swim backward, recognize guns, and use a guy on a gurney as a battering ram to smash a window (no, we're not joking). Our heroes have to battle their way through the facility as they're hunted down by the brainy sharks. And oh no, look at that, the super sharks have escaped, who could have predicted this?

1999's Deep Blue Sea takes us to an underwater marine biology lab that has been performing experiments on mako sharks to increase their intelligence. Genetically-engineered super sharks you say? Count me in. Cast: Thomas Jane, Saffron Burrows, Samuel L.

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