Meg 3: Primal Waters (2026) — First Trailer
Starring: Jason Statham

“The ocean doesn’t forgive—it feeds.”

Plot: A rogue seabed mine cracks the Hadal Rift, opening a “Blue Tomb” where pressure-crushed fossils still have heartbeats. Jonas Taylor is dragged back to tow an acoustic lure across the migration corridor before a pack of hyper‑adapted megs—and something older with armor like basalt—reach mainland currents.

Trailer flashes: night chase through a wind‑farm maze; submersible threading a thermocline tunnel as teeth scrape the hull; tilt‑rotor hover with a meg breaching through rotor spray; freighter deck split like a can; kelp forest turned into a snare; red flares painting a whirlpool as sonar pings accelerate.

Review: Salt‑slick, nerve‑tight, and gloriously huge—practical boat chaos welded to glossy abyss VFX and a drum‑and‑sonar score. Statham’s granite calm and deadpan bark land big; the stinger—an ancient eye opening behind a cracked viewing port—promises bite beyond the bite.