I agree a Jurassic Park and The Meg crossover would be awesome!

@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658

Жыл бұрын

megalodon extinct species of shark that lived between 19.8 and 2.6 million years ago, approximately, during Estimates suggest that their large jaws could exert a bite force of up to 110,000 to 180,000 newtons. Fossil remains indicate that this giant shark had a cosmopolitan distribution, with breeding areas in warm coastal areas.5 C. megalodon probably had a major influence on the structure of marine communities of its time.6

@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658

Жыл бұрын

20 meter giant megalodon from the early Miocene 2 to the end of the Pliocene

@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658

Жыл бұрын

@@wazzzzzzzzupppppppppp3007 megalodon bite force maximum giant

@pozytywnawibracja17

Жыл бұрын

@@rodrigoestebanquierofiguer9658 So it would not meet a T-rex

@eIcucuy

Жыл бұрын

the meg would destroy everything in two seconds

Fun fact: If that T-rex was the same size as the biggest rex ever found, this Meg would be around 52 metres long, almost doubling the previous big Meg

@RimiizYT

Жыл бұрын

I reckon the meg in the intro of the meg2 trailer its bigger than the mossasaur in jw2015

@thanqualthehighseer

Жыл бұрын

it makes me wonder if they're 52 meter Megs and they evolved to hunt in packs what else is down there that they have to work together to kill it.

@matteorobben2694

Жыл бұрын

@@RimiizYT the JW mosa os 26m long, being exactly half of the big meg, and the mosa has a tail that takes up nearly half of its body length so it's basically prey.

@matteorobben2694

Жыл бұрын

@@thanqualthehighseer well we see a kraken that will end up fighting a meg

@keelanenns4548

Жыл бұрын

they always exaggerate way past the real thing for some irritating reason

0:55 to 1:02 fun fact that scene was actually in the original book version except in that one T-Rex was hunting hadrosaurs and The meg killing the T-Rex scene was a lot more gorier

@mysteriousstranger9521

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, the tyrannosaurs guts were forced out of its mouth after being crushed by the megs bite.

@wardragon9438

Жыл бұрын

​@@Shadowly1 I don't think you do unless someone has made one

This is the channel i needed. I can live vicariously through these videos. I grew up as a child wanting to be a "water doctor" which i later learned was a marine biologist/ecologist. This is everything

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much! I am so glad you liked them. Also I think water doctor sounds like a much better name than ecologist :)

@andreiionescu205

Жыл бұрын

​@@drsammunroe are You married?

@ItzfrEditzz

Жыл бұрын

​@@andreiionescu205 lol😂😂

@michaelsnydermusic

Жыл бұрын

@@andreiionescu205 keep waiting for that response 😂

@therealrealm.

Жыл бұрын

@@drsammunroe oh hell naw i do rather die

I'm assuming that rex was a juvenile. Because if it's full grown, the scale on that meg is insane

@elliottoneill785

Жыл бұрын

just look at it compared to the trees it is obviously a big t rex

@voyceinyourhead

Жыл бұрын

@@elliottoneill785 agreed! But that would put the meg in at like 160 feet 🥴

@Myuutsuu85

Жыл бұрын

​@@voyceinyourhead Good guess. Someone tried to measure things up as good as possible and their estimation was 170.6 feet.

@aaditkhan728

Жыл бұрын

​@@voyceinyourheadyeah, scientists said that the meg was almost 3 times bigger than the trex.

@eIcucuy

Жыл бұрын

Juveniles are basically right when it comes out of the egg. It was an adult, or atleast a sub adult.

I really would like to see your reaction to the books. Steve Alten uses a tons of "science" talk to tell the story and explain things. He writes in such a way that if you took his word alone, you'd believe it was real science. It is a fascinating read and is definitely the Jurassic Park of the sea

@matthewbrown5228

Жыл бұрын

I read the first book, and I found that most of the research was primarily on how sharks actually function on a biological level...but everything else seemed to fall apart. There were several times where I would turn to my wife in total disappointment because even I knew that what was written was absolute bs. But yeah, the shark biology was fascinating.

@bartrese

11 ай бұрын

He’s no Michael Crichton lol

I would love to see you do both “Deep Blue Sea” and “The Shallows”.

"Biggest Meg anyone's ever seen" is kind of a misnomer since *nobody* has ever seen a Meg in real life. At least you're enjoying it. I loved the first movie and this one looks hilariously awesome.

@LightningCarnage

Жыл бұрын

He says that in the trailer because everybody who was in the 1st movie seen a meg. Don't you ever think about that? Jeez, it's not talking about real life it's talking about the movie franchise.

@matthewgrant5838

Жыл бұрын

❤

@_GeneralMechanics_

Жыл бұрын

@@LightningCarnage It's called being facetious. These movies are fun, I know what it is.

@adamz2242

Жыл бұрын

you’ve got it all wrong my guy, it’s true for us public. But the council of ecologists.. they know more

@TheDinoNerd

Жыл бұрын

Except for the entire surviving mana 1 crew, everybody at sanya bay, everybody who'd been to the marine institute, everyone at that mining facility...

I love how excited you got. And the fact that it’s science fiction and you like it and understand that with the suits. Love your reaction ❤

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much, I really appreciate the positive feedback :)

When it comes to the "pack-hunting Megs", I haven't read all of the books in the Meg series, but from the ones that I have read, if I recall correctly that behavior is present in the books. In the first book, the female Meg displays very typical shark social behavior when it comes to interacting with its own kind: immediately after they are born, Angel (the daughter of the female Meg that I mentioned in my comments on your reaction to the first film, but I don't know if any of the Megs shown in this trailer are meant to be Angel herself) and her siblings are on their own (their mother (spoiler alert) even kills a couple of her babies herself because she feels they're too weak to survive on their own in the wild). But in later books when Angel has children of her own, I believe she actually changes her behavioral patterns. If I recall correctly, Angel is VERY protective of her offspring, and they actually live and hunt as a family group/pack (although one of her sons proves to be kind of a bully towards his siblings and Angel has to get really strict with him at times).

@Primal_Waters

Жыл бұрын

MEG Nightstalkers Bela and Lizzy

@wardragon9438

Жыл бұрын

I'm on book four right now and all of angels puppy's are female she had 5 she did have two males before but Scarface gets eaten and she kills the other

@SuperDraconas

Жыл бұрын

Angel's mother ate those two siblings because they hovered around for too long, and she was hungry after having just given birth. Angel herself never displayed any parental instincts towards her kids, and would have eaten them had Jonas and the Tanaka Institute not separated them immediately after birth inside the Tanaka Whale Lagoon. As for the descendants of Angel, aka her kids, Mary Kate and Ashley were social to the point they could tolerate each other, but the real stars of social cooperation and pack hunting were Bela and Lizzy. Bela, being the only offspring not born of parthenogenesis (her lead grey coloration on her back leads credence towards a male great white being her father), was the muscle to Lizzy's brains, and the two would actively coordinate during a hunt to ensure increased chances of success. This was shown in Nightstalkers.

@wardragon9438

Жыл бұрын

@@SuperDraconas it's also mentioned in hell's aquarium that those two work together

@genevieveachilles4662

Жыл бұрын

Yes, and I loved the way Bella and Lizzie swam together. Lizzie in the top/lead position and Bella just behind riding her wake. And if I remember correctly, Bella and Lizzie had pups and they were very protective of their pups. And a pair of those pups displayed the same swimming behavior as their parents, except that the grey backed shark was in the lead position instead of the white shark. Also, I’m not sure that a great white was Bela father. Angel was recaptured while mating with her son from her previous litter. Angel killed him because the doors to the tanaka institute were closed behind them and he couldn’t get away from Angel. So most likely Bela is the daughter of that mating.

In the secong Meg book the sharks in the trench don't have this pack behavior, but their prey, the Kronosaurs do. Meg pack behavior doesn't appear untill book 4 when a captive female has a litter of meg pups and the book explains that they can sense their huge mother nearby and this causes their new behavior.

@Tiamat_Stan24

Жыл бұрын

Probably it's a nod to the 4th novel. The biggest meg also surprisingly looks like Scarface from Primal Waters.

As soon as the trailer came out, I immediately knew a video like this would happen, can't wait to see what the full movie is about! Would've been cool if they did exist with dinosaurs since that T-rex scene was so cool!

@starbirds2464

Жыл бұрын

It was pretty stupid though

@AzraelThanatos

Жыл бұрын

That was a scene from the first book. And if they're going with more from the books, the Megs are not the apex predators of what's down there

When Jonas said that the megs are hunting in packs it reminded of when the bulls from Deep Blue Sea 2 and 3 where coordinating there attack patterns

I love your channel, I grew up in FL, & in high school studied marine biology, I loved it! That T rex was on the shore line, no way the water was deep enough for it to get the T Rex.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

I’d love to see your reaction to Blackfish - it’s technically about a killer orca rather than a shark but a very affecting film.

Just found your channel. So far I've seen your Jaws and Meg reactions. Can't say enough about how much I enjoyed listening to you discuss these movies. Love to see more shark movies like Deep Blue Sea, The Shallows and Shark Night. Really want to hear your take on the science of Deep Blue Sea.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so very much. I am really just starting out and it so nice to get positive feedback. All those movies are my list for future reviews, so they will be done eventually.

@paolo-1283

Жыл бұрын

@@drsammunroe There's another shark movie coming, the black demon. it looks like a zombie meg shark haha

@thorin693

Жыл бұрын

​@@paolo-1283 I think Black Demon is loosely based on the cryptic claimed to be seen just off Mexico's Baja California coast.

@user-wh6sp6st8s

Жыл бұрын

@@thorin693 I have seen Black Demon and it is about a Mexican pagan curse. Has almost 0 to do with the shark. Its basically a movie about witchcraft while a shark is in the area.

This type of reaction video is far better than those music reaction videos , all those people just go “ oh this music is nice and bla bla that anybody else can speak those stuff out “ instead of providing an actual useful information and educational purposes material. Good stuff Dr.

I love how you teach people about the megs😊

I have been fossil hunting since I was attacked by a bull shark. Became obsessed! My favorite is the Isurus Hastalis!

Absolutely love this channel so far! This and Shark Bytes are just so easy and relaxing to watch. You are such a good science communicator and that's just awesome to see.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Glad you like them! Thanks so much for leaving a positive comment :) It really helps keep me motivated. I also love Shark Bytes, his channel is great, so that is a huge complement.

I'm glad some of the stuff in this trailer is accurate and some of it isn't because at the end of the day it's just a movie It's also set in a fictional universe as well

Kinda makes me wonder . What would a Megalodon in the Cretaceous eat? 🤔Megs evolved to hunt big whales which didn’t exist during that time and as far as I know tho correct me if I’m wrong , A lot of Cretaceous sea prey weren’t as big as whales . Plus megs would probably have to deal with a lot of competition like other carnivorous fish and mosasaurs .

@jeremyrodriguez9763

Жыл бұрын

Read the Bible.

@rhinoxsaurus3560

Жыл бұрын

They were probably big enough to eat the competition

@blueheronism

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyrodriguez9763 👍

@Datsullyboi5658

Жыл бұрын

@@jeremyrodriguez9763 i mean, sure but not everyone here is christian, you know. Plus: science.

@jeremyrodriguez9763

Жыл бұрын

@@Datsullyboi5658 The Earth is only 6,000 years old

Really enjoy your reviews and you are very likeable and fun to watch. Infectious enthusiasm. Keep it up!

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

It would be interesting if you reacted to the movie 'Shark Night' since it has a variety of different sharks in it. I think that you may enjoy it & enjoy dissecting it.

I love that while you’re going over all the science and what’s realistic and what’s not, you still acknowledge that it’s a science FICTION movie, which I feel like a lot of people who react to this genre kinda forget a lot of the time and just completely bash a movie because it’s not 100% scientifically accurate. Good job 👍

My goodness you are so delightful, I did see the Meg on streaming and didn't have any plans to see the sequel until I watched this review of the trailer. For heavens sake, now I'm pumped to see this in the theater! Well done.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! When it comes out on streaming, I will be reviewing the whole movie. Very excited too!

@PurpleDrac

Жыл бұрын

​@@drsammunroe thank you so much for your videos! So insightful. Yeah they've gotten to be a little delirious with the size of the meg I think the one in this movie was a whopping 120 feet. So ridiculous size but thankfully with your breakdowns viewers can hear it from an expert that these proportions are absolutely ridiculous. Still a good movie? eh ⚖I'm kinda more into realism myself so all depending on your tastes I'd say is enjoyable at best but the idea of a 120 foot megalodon still roaming around earth's oceans?! goh. 🤨

Really loved your review/criticism of the first Meg film, was really insightful. I'm really pumped for the next one, more action, more Megs and more creatures! Really looking forward to it.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Ain't no way he stopped it with his legs lmao, I know it's just fiction but it's really funny, I love shark movies.

As a fan of Steve Alten's Meg series of novels and i absolutely love sharks i am so excited for this!

Love the enthusiasm even when acknowledging the goofiness of the premise. Looking forward to this movie

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Me too! Thanks for watching :)

Another shark movie you should react to is Deep Blue Sea! It’s super entertaining and I would love to see you break down the science in that one💙

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

I will hopefully get to it before the end of the year :)

@sonyawolf2398

Жыл бұрын

@@drsammunroe you will find, like Jaws, there are subtle references to “The Deep Blue Sea” in “The Meg” and the sequel, it seems. It’s a campy and fun movie, very similar comedy/horror feel as the Meg movies.

I’m really looking forward to this one, Meg 2 The Trench. I haven’t seen The Black Demon yet which is about an existing Megalodon in the Sea of Cortez, or Baja according to legend, but the movie isn’t in any theaters near me because it’s limited. It is supposed to be on demand sometime soon though.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

I am also so excited to see both those movies! Thanks for watching

Most of the scientists think that they know everything and think science has defined everything so far, when they come to conclusions based on theories and hypothesis for their discoveries but most of the things they know about the present and the past still need be validated

I didn’t know I needed a shark channel that’s science based, I already watch science based KZreadrs like Roanoke Gaming, but.. I LOVE THIS JUST AS MUCH!!!❤❤❤

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

@Idyll_Candy

Жыл бұрын

@Dr Sam Munroe no problem! I love the science!! 💖

I’m obsessed with these videos. I love seeing you explain the parts that are realistic and fiction.

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

I am so glad you like them :) thanks for the comment

Just fly up, was pure gold 🤣👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾

Just watched your Meg reaction and was wondering if you reacted to Meg 2 trailer. Glad you have.

ACTOR 1: INCOMING the director: perfect acting

Growing up my dream job was to be a zoologist- even though I’m in the social work field, that fire still burns for animal knowledge. I love the “expert reacts” videos I’ve been seeing too- so when I saw these, especially because they’re Meg/marine biology/Shark related, I was pumped! 🤣

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it :) thanks for watching

Thank you for providing your expertise, your clarification of historical and scientific data is greatly appreciated. I also can't wait to see Meg 2. The Meg 2 will be released on Friday, August 4, 2023. Looks like a lot of fun.👍👍

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!

Movies like these you have to suspended disbelief and just enjoy it for what it is. Cool visuals and a fun time at the movies.

Dr. Munroe knows what's up! A bunch of Megs hunting in a pack vs Jason Statham with a spear on a jet ski is more than worth the price of admission.

I’ve just come back from the theatre from watching this and I have to say it is amazing

The first Meg book starts off with the Meg vs T-Rex fight, which was cut out of the first movie and pissed off a bunch of fans. Glad they added it back in for the 2nd movie. #RespectTheMegCanon

I love how informative this is!

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

thanks so much :)

@mudflapsmoviereviews

Жыл бұрын

@Dr Sam Munroe you're welcome :) look forward to more of your videos

I’ll be showing this vid to my friend for sure, I’m having problems explaining the logic and stuff to them, lmao. Such a nice vid, if would be very cool if jurassic world does a cross over with the meg.

One of my favourite things about the first movie was all the Jaws allusions. Like the little dog.

Just discovered your channel and I really love these reaction videos. It's so much more entertaining and insightful than the usual people screaming at a screen. I hope you react to way more shark movies, there's just so many! I genuinely felt like I've learnt something watching your videos. Love your energy!

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Awesome thank you! I plan to do more reactions videos as soon as I can!

When the first one came out, my immediate thought was- "Jason Statham verses a Megalodon? I'm in!"

Jason have plot armor. Meg would of toasted him in the first 2 mins. Lmao

There was one instance in Australia where a surfer got attacked by 2 Whites simultaneously. That has never been seen before or since, he managed to survive though but the video is awesome. One white came in from the left the other from the right at the same time.

One thing of many logical issues is why something that big would even be chasing after something as small as a human than focussing on finding much larger critters. It's like people at a buffet ignoring the prime rib and fighting over the carrot sticks.

The ADS you've shown: State of the art. (I assume) The ADS in the movie: This is science fiction, it is not possible. The new/future engineers that see this movie: Challenge accepted.

Thank you for showing that scientists can still enjoy movies even though they're inaccurate!

I want an expert to say what I'm thinking : That there's just not enough room for a shark of that size to swim underwater (or rise vertically) in what is obviously shallow depths.

Interestingly, the "hunting in groups but not in 'packs'" is also one hypothesis for some theropod behaviors.

I appreciate that you acknowledge that even though it's not scientifically accurate it still makes for and exciting movie. As a writer myself this makes me happy!

"if you're in a helicopter just go up" have you seen Megashark vs Giant Octopus? LMAO the meg manages to breach high enough to catch an airliner 🤣🤣🤣

Thanks for the video! I really want a breakdown on the Kraken though, I wonder about their biology and if they really existed, how they would survive

@sandra501

Жыл бұрын

I could be wrong but I recall hearing that the stories about kraken are based on sightings of giant squids. Since we are humans the story got more and more exaggerated every time it was told

I love watching you talk about sharks. I could listen to you all day.

When THE MEG was announced back in '18, the AV Club made a Photoshop image of Jason Statham and a Great White Shark skulking around each other with pistols. It remains my favorite image of this film series even though it's completely fake.

‘I like that it’s showing a food chain event’. Lol.

I think one of the coolest shark facts I've learned in recent years is the fact that some lady sharks actively choose to have the same male father their offspring year after year, and they'll often go to shallow waters as a "nursery" site for their babies. Shark biology and ecology is so neat to study. I love them

Don't tell me that T-Rex vs Meg wouldn't be possible! That dashes all of my hopes and dreams of Meg vs Mosasaur, too!

When Stathams’ shoe immediately halts a Meg in its track on the exploding dock haha… #LoveIt

You can also see the same scar from that meg's mouth that it received from the t rex but the claws are no longer on it its large chunk of its lip is just gone ripped off

@Myuutsuu85

Жыл бұрын

Nah, there is no way that the shark from the beginning of the trailer is the same as Scarface from the later scenes.

@TiberiusTheLivingLegend

Жыл бұрын

@@Myuutsuu85 it is she literally got clawed on the mouth by that t rex and the modern version of her her scar went from a claw scratch to a ripped off lip chunk plus she got clawed in the same spot where her lip used to be

@pep3577

Жыл бұрын

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If you read the "Meg" Novel, the opening chapter is the T-Rex meets Meg.....that's where that scene came from.

I’m not marine biologist or an expert in ocean/aquatic animals, but what I do know is that the red megladon hunt in packs, maybe it’s that particular species? However there nowhere near 58 feet, I think those are 40-48 feet according to what I read on study of megladon. Very interesting

These aren't ADS suits I believe that they're ESA which are Environmental Survival Armour, they're known by other terms but they're classic Sci Fi exoskeletons allowing individuals to survive in space or extreme environments like the bottom of the ocean.

Jason Statham is basically a jousting knight, but using a javelin while riding a jetski. This is going to be silly fun.

The T- Rex scene actually happened in the book that the first film was based on, that scene is to make up for excluding it the first time around.

I'm glad to hear you say, you're excited to watch this movie. I almost thought you might not want to, because "it's unrealistic " or something

It’ll be fun to watch Meg2 movie with Dr Munroe as she spontaneously reacts at every dramatic scenes. How cool! But wish Dr Munroe would comment on the incredulous bit where Jason Stratham could just stop the gigantic shark with just his foot!

I really like his Ecologist!!!! Exuberant and excited about her knowledge! Now if I could find a 45+ version - I'd be really happy 🙂

Megalodon estimated real size: 15-18 meters long. Megalodon in movies: The size of the Empire State Building

I immediately knew they are not taking themself seriously when I saw that giant Meg attacking the T-Rex from the shore. I mean, there is no way he would be able to swim there.

I think the T-Rex thing was a friendly shot across the bow at JP like "Our Monster eats your Monster for Breakfast"

Fun Fact: The prehistoric prologue in *"MEG 2: The Trench"* was from Steve Alten's 1997 novel: *"MEG: A Novel of Terror",* though the T. rex - described as standing twenty-two feet tall - was hunting a pair of large duck-billed hadrosaurs called Shantungosaurus - described to be more than forty feet long - that strayed from the herd, before it got eaten by the Megalodon.

Wow the Meg has turned into the next Sharknado franchise!

0:55 Indominus rex laughing in the corner.

Here’s a fun fact. Great White sharks aren’t true apex predators. The Killer whale/Orca is a true apex predator and they love the livers of great white sharks. I remember seeing a special dealing with gw sharks and orcas. They were able to electronically tag a great white and tracked its movements. There was a shark they were tracking in feeding grounds off the coast of Florida until a pod of orcas entered the area. They were hunting great whites and was tracking the shark. The shark made a sharp turn towards open waters and dropped off the continental shelf. They lost the signal for 2 weeks or so and the next time they pinged his signal it was off the coast of Madagascar.

I saw the first movie in 3D. I'm looking forward to seeing The Meg 2 in 4DX in 3D. Maybe back-to-back with Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (also aquatic creatures, right?).

DeFINately subbing. 😛 Absolutely love sharks. Became obsessed with them ever since I saw JAWS as a kid so many years ago. Really enjoyed your breakdowns so far. Hoping we get a reaction the "The Shallows". Any shot? "Shark Nights 3D" is also a fun popcorn shark movie with multiple species of sharks so it could be a fun breakdown vid. 🙂 Looking forward to more vids.

now that the movie releaseed pls react to it because I love learning about this type of stuff. p.s this channel does an amazing job at explaining animals in general

@drsammunroe

11 ай бұрын

Thanks so much! I will def review the meg 2 once it is out on a streaming service!

Meg was around 55 to 65ft but scientists have said without bones as proof of size they could of grown bigger

Now they need to make a movie about the titanaboa

Can't wait for friday, looks like the original, just good old fashion adventure including sharks. 🦈🦈🦈

I like how Sam didn't get "super" technical but rather saw it for what it is - entertainment.

yes i can't wait for this fun action movie to follow up from the first.

The dock scene was the best in Matthew Broderick's Godzilla.

I save the date and jump into my seat in the cinema when its time

I hope you will do a deep dive into the meg 2, like you did with the first one. I rather enjoyed it over the first one.

That Rex had its wrists broken in 66 million different ways 💀💀💀💀

Tiger Sharks hunt in pairs. In The Bahamas a girl got bite by 2 sharks at the same time and I keep seeing them hunt together.

Your name reminds me of Salmon Roe no offense I just find it cool since you study about fishes or sharks sorry if I dont know since Im not familiar with your content but will be watching more of it since this is was a great video! Learned a lot!

I love your videos! I feel like I'm actually learning something. I would love it if you did reaction video to Deep Blue Sea! It's one of my favorite shark movies of all time!!!

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks very much. Don't worry, it's on my list 😀

Doubt a large shark could fetch prey off the beach like that. the way he grabbed the T-Rex and retracted into the ocean reminded me of the hungry hippos game! 😂 1:37

I’m a environmental science major and I love a cheesy science fiction movie. It can get so funny.

DR you kick ass I loved your review and great energy and yes yes i also can't wait to see this movie !!

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed it!

you're my new favorite reactor. would love to see you watch deep blue sea and shark night! 😂

@drsammunroe

Жыл бұрын

Both great suggestions :) Probably the next one will be deep blue sea, at least before Meg 2 comes out, thanks so much for the nice comment!

@jordanmatthewstelck

Жыл бұрын

@@drsammunroe Of course! Your reaction actually got me excited for Meg 2! 🦈