Forgive me for choosing "very bad" because when I saw this movie, I searched for disaster movies and picked this one out of many. The main reason is that I took a fancy to the introduction in "The world is suddenly shrouded in the shadow of death. All human beings in an open space will lose their precious lives without exception." From the moment I focused on the disaster itself rather than a love in it, so I believe my extreme disappointment can be understood. I even wondered if the catastrophe was caused by a gamma-ray burst at first, and then dismissed the idea when I saw that GPS was still working. In the first half, I was still thinking excitedly whether such a wild imagination could have a perfect answer. In the second half, I gradually realized that this is a love story similar to a hero saving beauty.
After watching the movie, in addition to being disappointed, I also think that the main line of the film cannot be called the main line. In my opinion, any novel, movie or TV series will have a "sense of substitution". When you see it to a certain extent, you will feel that you are integrated into the role of the protagonist. When he is sad, you are sad with him, and when he is happy share joy with him. The girlfriend of the protagonist of this film only occasionally flashes out to brush up on the sense of existence, but focuses on the friendship between two men who are enemies who share weal and woe in the disaster. I don't think the grief the audience felt when they saw Eric's father die in the hospital fire and Eric lay dead in the icy theater was nothing compared to the joy that Mark felt when he finally met his girlfriend.
In addition, I have to complain about a detail part. My girlfriend's friend and Mark in the supermarket were separated by the flames. Can't we just walk over directly? This is not some kind of hellfire that goes out after a little roll and pat, you have to let people "bravely step out", isn't this killing, and in the end she will die outside if she is not crushed to death. Are you saying you are heartless?
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