Seeing the middle and seeing the male protagonist so eager to save people and prevent natural and man-made disasters, I thought this was a heroic film. Airplane accident, subway accident, the effect is really amazing, I admit that I was shocked. After watching it, I am still terrified. Not even sleep well. For a disaster movie, this effect is enough. The male protagonist can't save people no matter what. In fact, I think the randomism and fatalism proposed in the film, the male protagonist said that it is nonsense, but the whole film is a strong supporter of fatalism from beginning to end. At least, the earth is still destroyed, and mankind is still doomsday. What's more, it turned out to be a prophecy written fifty years ago. I'm curious as to why Lucida could know the date of her daughter's death but not her own. Strange to have a heroine die in a car accident before the apocalypse, this. . . . I didn't expect it. Especially since I thought the two families would be rescued. Otherwise, what's the use of Lucida's last coordinates? How come the male protagonist asks the female protagonist to go where there is no more talk.
In the end, I thought it was a religious film. Before the separation, little Keller left so calmly, as if it were a matter of course. And Abby, completely ignoring the mother who died in a car accident trying to catch up with her. If it were me, I would want to be with my family no matter what. The planet with the golden waves, the big gleaming white tree, and the clothes Keller and the others wore similar to Greek costumes, is that the story of a Noah's boat? I chose you to continue to survive, but the disaster is not water but fire, but it is not a ship but a flying saucer. Those whisperers that look like vampires, or aliens, or gods? There is also the male protagonist who finally embraced his family to meet his death. There is also such a scene in the collision of heaven and earth, but it is just a couple. The male protagonist's father also said that this is not the end. . . . Obviously this is another prophecy. Everything is inseparable from the Bible, so the Bible is a good thing.
of course. The effect inside is not said. The colors are not bright, but the main tone is dim yellow. The end is always approaching dusk. Nicholas's acting is also nothing to say. After all, it's still worth seeing.
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