Therefore, on March 2nd, someone invited to watch the disaster movie "The Lost of Doom" and went. It turned out to be another bad film by Nicholas Cage. The king of bad movies is really hopeless. I didn't look at him, it wasn't his fans. Only after I went I knew he was there. Not just him, there is nothing to watch in the whole film. The plot is ridiculous enough not to be thrilling, and the scene is not grand. There are not even handsome handsome guys who are particularly eye-catching. The whole is inexplicable, a group of neuroses.
It can be said to be a religious movie. In the end, I didn't say clearly what was going on. I felt that the movie had dug a big hole and didn't make up for it. Where are the disappeared people? Millions of people all over the world suddenly disappeared out of nowhere. Later, it was discovered that most of them were people who had absolute faith in God and children. The pastor said that the human world will have a seven-year disaster. God will take those people to take refuge in heaven, and those who remain will give their lives for God. What does this movie want to say? Have faith? It's ridiculous. I also have my own beliefs, but it is definitely not a religion. This is simply forcing people to believe in God, but it is unconvincing. Even the love of God should not be like that. The choreographer doesn't understand love at all.
Some of the disaster films I’ve seen gave me the biggest feeling: You must first have a pair of good shoes, preferably a pair of combat boots, which can step on any ruins to protect your feet from injury, walk freely and run. It is necessary to master all aspects of knowledge, especially high-tech knowledge, have strong hands-on skills, and be able to save themselves in a panic. You must also have a strong body and a strong heart, able to withstand all kinds of hardships, run fast, have great strength, have sufficient endurance, and have a strong desire to survive, believing that you will survive. It seems I can only wait to die!
Every time I watch a disaster movie, I wonder what to do if I can’t be with the one I love. How can we know where the other party is, whether it is safe, and how can we cross the obstacles to reach him? Once a disaster occurs, it is almost close to the horizon. It is really hard to imagine, and to endure the absence of news in a way. At the end of the day, if you are not together, then distance is meaningless, right? The truth is desperate. What's the fear if we are together?
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