Its a dependable fact that "Jaws" changed filmmaking perpetually, basically kickstarting the late spring blockbuster motion picture season and the vocation of Steven Spielberg. In any case, it likewise demonstrated how powerful sharks resemble motion picture creatures, and how much cash films including them can make. The "Jaws" continuations, "Dark Blue Sea," "Untamed Water," this current summer's "The Meg," an unexpected hit by early measures, and a year ago's "The Shallows" and "47 Meters Down" have all benefited from the hold sharks have on people in general cognizance. The last movie, coordinated by Johannes Roberts and featuring Mandy Moore and Claire Holt, was a standout amongst the most productive movies of the year notwithstanding mediocre audits, earning $61.7 million on a $5.5 million spending plan, so it's nothing unexpected that a continuation is going towards theaters next summer.
Shockingly not called "48 Meters Down," "47 Meters Down: The Next Chapter," still coordinated by Roberts this time, clearly develops the dreary story of the main film by observing more hapless 20-year-olds end up inconsistent with a portion of the fiercest animals in nature. The simple brief, official summation can be perused beneath.
Five hikers, making a plunge a demolished submerged city, rapidly learn they are not the only one in the submerged hollows.
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Collider, the spin-off will swim to Brazil, where a gathering of young ladies take an audacious excursion to discover some landscape out of the way, a submerged heaven of shrouded ruins and, obviously, sharks.
Starting at now, very little else is thought about the film, and no cast declarations have been made starting at yet (in spite of the fact that it's reasonable Moore won't return for the spin-off). The trailer doesn't give an excessive number of more subtle elements, other than affirming that sharks will assault individuals at a profundity of 47 meters. Is there much else you have to know?
"47 Meters Down: The Next Chapter" swims into theaters on June 28, 2019. Perhaps they'll really uncover who's in it by at that point, however perhaps it doesn't make a difference.
