It can't be called a masterpiece, the middle father calling home and the last three children flying and hugging are the best. In the past, I have imagined extreme situations such as wars and natural disasters that shattered families. Helplessness, misery, and pain arise from within. This film induces this assumption that I once had in my mind, so I may watch it more than the average person. In addition, the children in the movie acted very well. Lucas is the acting MVP of this movie. Please like it.
View more about The Impossible reviews
