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Gaston 2021-11-22 18:54:23
It should be the strongest disaster film in the past ten years. It restores the full picture of a real disaster event from all aspects. The first half of How it happend and the second half of How survived it. The director’s images give the story a strong sense of substitution. The progressive layers of literary drama made the moment when the disaster broke out particularly shocking. The sense of presence in the disaster part is full, and it makes people sweat in every minute.
Jeff 2021-11-22 18:54:23
For the first time, I was shocked and moved beyond words by the story of the main theme. In an era without good scripts, a good movie piled up with special effects and historical facts is the key to opening it with IMAX? And the translation of the title in China is too bad Good cut
Mike Williams: Hey, you know the passwords, right? Where the insurance stuff is. You know, call Schuman first.
Felicia: What are you talking about?
Mike Williams: I just...
Felicia: What are you on about?
Mike Williams: I just... I just got a little spooked on the go-home chopper last hitch. It's not... gimme some of that.
Felicia: Babe, the only time you start worrying about a Marine is when he stops bitching.
Mike Williams: Don't use my lines against me.
Felicia: I'm using your lines against you.
Mike Williams: That... don't use my lines.
Felicia: I just did.
Jimmy Harrell: Listen, you mind losing that tie?
O'Bryan: I would.
Jimmy Harrell: It's not the tie. It's, uh... it's the color.
O'Bryan: Purple?
Jimmy Harrell: Uh... more magenta.
O'Bryan: And?
Jimmy Harrell: Well, magenta alarm on an oil rig is as bad as it gets. That's worthy of superstition.
