Real things are the most precious

Erna 2022-04-21 09:01:39

Regarding the truth, goodness and beauty after the disaster, there is no personal heroism, but the essence of human nature. In the process of survival, the family did not encounter anything that made people feel indifferent, and did not encounter any harm from human beings. They worked hard to survive.
Lucas was frightened when he saw his mother's wound, and when he heard the child's cry, Lucas' behavior, the rescued child Daniel touched Maria's head on the tree, and touched her arm all the time, made people feel tender inside. Lucas asked his mother to step on his bleeding finger when he was climbing a tree, and the timid Thomas took care of his younger brother alone. Lucas helped a man find his son in the hospital. Lucas saw the lost Daniel find his father. These can be the essence of human beings, true kindness, and finally the father and son meet again, although they think this family is lucky, so they met. But real things are sometimes so doomed. When father and son cried together, a passing woman looked at them and smiled, these details. There are many details, but each detail does not feel dramatic or sublimated, and the kindness seems to really happen around you.
The special effects are very good, although not too much. In the movie, maria finally pushes into the operating room, Lucas falls asleep, and the picture returns to the time when the huge waves hit, maria struggles in the water, restores the wounds on her body one by one, and then she closes it. Eyes up, up to the surface, these are the real-life maria's struggle with death, and then her hand reaches out to the surface. Lucas opened his eyes and it was dawn. Dad stood in front of the sun and said to him that Mom was fine.






After reading it, I really feel that there are many benefits to being able to swim and climb trees.

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  • Henry Bennett: Did you set the alarm before we left?

    Maria Bennett: Yeah, it was the last thing I did.

    Henry Bennett: No, I was the last one to leave. I was the last one to leave, and I'm sure I didn't set it.

    Maria Bennett: No darling, I was the last one out, and I did. I promise.

    Henry Bennett: You sure?

    Maria Bennett: Yup.

    Henry Bennett: K.

    Henry Bennett: [after a long pause] No, no, I was the last one, 'cause I went back in, and that means the alarm is not set, 'cause I didn't set it.

    Maria Bennett: Well, um, I guess that means we'll be coming home to a large bunch of hippies sleeping in our bed.

    Henry Bennett: What, just like your old college days?

  • Lucas Bennett: [Trembling and distraught, after he and Maria have managed to take refuge on a tree in the rushing wave] I thought I was a brave kid, Mum...! I'm scared!

    [sobbing]

    Maria Bennett: [Equally shaken, moves closer to embrace Lucas] Shhh...!

    [whispers into his ear]

    Maria Bennett: I'm scared, too...!

    Lucas Bennett: [Anxious] Is it over...?

    [Maria is looking around]

    Lucas Bennett: Is it over...?

    Maria Bennett: [Looks around nervously as the wave recedes] I don't know...! I don't know...!