47 Meters Down: Uncaged

Roberts has clearly been given a bigger budget and it shows in the nicely realized submerged city the poor young women must navigate.

The last gasp of a shark saga that didn't need to come up for air.

Like most films that are set almost entirely underwater, this is not a particularly appealing film from a visual perspective.

This brainless sequel to 47 Meters Down forsakes much of what made that 2017 survival thriller the lean and mean success it was, a credible shark threat being first and foremost.

The action is unclear and the menace unconvincing. The tin-eared dialogue - of which there is a shocking amount, for a movie set largely underwater - doesn't help either.

Feel free to stay out of the water with this one.

The kills are on a Sharknado level making it all feel silly rather than tense

The shark attacks are always good for a jolt, but the rest of the movie is absolutely nothing special.

If you enjoy big shark movies, 47 Meters Down: Uncaged qualifies as decent if unexceptional summer fun.

It's by no means a fantastic movie that will change your life forever, but it will definetly help you escape your life for 90 minutes and make your heart rate spike a bit.