IMHO: This is the brain damage plot. . I really don't understand why so many people are kneeling and praising such a bad movie here. . . First of all, as such a big boss, it is impossible to not even understand the most basic common sense. He will go his own way to the point of using helicopters in high air currents. Isn't a boss that big enough to be a fool? ?
Second, when the building first caught fire, why didn't it release water? ? Why wait until it is out of control to release the water? ? Even if the water was released when the fire started, the water would eventually flow down the stairs and drains without drowning people. . .
Third, the high-ranking official lived higher than the restaurant. The stairs of the restaurant were burnt down, and the high-ranking official could go down. Is this the director trying to forcibly discredit the government and shoot this way? It's too far-fetched. . .
Fourth, a normal person knows that such a general rescue requires a large number of helicopter rescues. You saw a helicopter in the rescue all the way. . Is there just one helicopter in the entire South Korea or the entire island? ? ?
Fifth, the walkie-talkie can be used when the director needs it, and it doesn't seem to exist when it is not needed. . Then the protagonist finds his daughter, is the phone a display? Could it be that the phone signal is gone after a fire? ?
Too much, so bloody plot. , Except that the black government is more respectable. . The others are really useless. . Purely far-fetched. . . .
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