The story is simply violent. Massive quakes, from Los Angeles to San Francisco, quakes of magnitude 9 or higher abound. The hero's family has gone through untold hardships all the way from Los Angeles to San Francisco, with all kinds of impossible hardships on the road; and the hero's family seems to be hanging up, all kinds of powerful tricks, like superman, they are unscathed and successfully in San Francisco. The reunion is even more inexplicable that the male protagonist and his ex-wife who had been divorced were reunited, and the ex-wife's boyfriend died in the earthquake. . . The hero's daughter has also found her real name, the Son of Heaven, and is happily together. . .
It's better to watch the stunts than to watch the story. I firmly believe that the special effects of this film are still very shocking. Unfortunately, I did not watch it in the cinema. If I watched it at home, although I felt it, I always felt that it was just like this. As for the performance of the actors, Dushi Johnson has always acted as a tough guy, with more than masculinity, but not enough breakthroughs. I don't know when I will see Uncle Qiang make a breakthrough. Or, Uncle Qiang is the next governor, and I will always have the impression of a tough guy. The others, sorry, I can't even remember their performances. . . Maybe I just watch the scene.
This kind of Hollywood blockbuster is usually a good pastime, but if you really want to see something, it's not enough, just watch it.
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