I give five stars!
Some people are glad that I didn't go to the theater to watch this film. I couldn't hold back my tears when I saw half of the disasters unfolded. Nima's work is really stressful. As half a practitioner, I have also climbed a platform that is no worse than deepwater horizon. I have seen the engine room, the power equipment of those behemoths; I have also stood on the deck, looking up at those cranes, drilling rigs and various different types of equipment. A device whose name is known. I can only imagine what these machines would look like when I was alone in the deep sea. I have experienced the stress of equipment failure and loss of power while working at sea, even when I am thousands of miles away on land. So seeing the special effects in the real scene and restoring the disaster in the past, I really cried like a dog.
This film should be listed as a textbook for all practitioners. The restoration is very realistic. It is estimated that non-practitioners will be bored. I only hope that the disaster is restored to cause warnings and avoid repeating it. It's just a pity that it is not as popular as Sully. First, the director's selection angle is different. Second, this is a disaster film after all, and Sully is a safe result!
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