"Into the Storm" tells the story of an unprecedented EF6 hurricane that raided a small town in the United States in an unpredictable tempo. The middle school vice principal Gary and his two sons, a hurricane follow-up team of four, and two The story of a drunk man who escaped from the dead. However, the shock of the disaster made people forget their external affairs in an instant, and only thought of who I would most like to be with and what to do if I could live. The shock comes from the real visual effects, and it is even misleading whether the director cut the shots in the documentary directly into the film: the flame tornado coiled like a fire dragon, the giant tornado with a diameter of thousands of meters, the rope-like tornado gathered, and the tornado was laid. The big formation, confined everyone in a hell cage, and instantly razed everything on the earth to the ground with a majestic aura of destruction. The nightmare-like hurricane makes people make a choice that may have hesitated for most of their lives without making up their minds in an instant. As long as we are together and still alive, life turns out to be so beautiful!
"Into the Storm" does not have first-line celebrities, and there is no perfect special effects. If you want to get the audience, you must rely on novelty to break through. The film uses multiple DV and multiple people indirect subjective perspectives to create a better sense of presence and realism. The purity of the refined style, the concentration of emotions, and the shock of the special effects are all lagging behind. It looks pretty hard, but in the end it is just a boring pseudo-blockbuster.
