Before the movie started, I vaguely guessed that it was a disaster movie, and with the setting of the protagonist Capitan, it should be a type of hurricane at sea.
The plots of disaster films are generally flat before, and the disaster clips break out in a concentrated manner, and finally there is a happy ending. So even if I knew it was a disaster movie, I didn't worry about the captain and several crew members. Even at the last moment of the movie, it was always based on inertial thinking. However, the movie is over, and I still haven't waited for the ending I expected.
Capitan is arrogant, strong and unwilling to give in. He really loves the sea, wants to prove himself, and wants to make a lot of money. He will even think that the source of the tragedy lies in him, and will be resentful for his stubbornness. If he is willing to take a step back and the crew is willing to take a step back, will the whole situation be reversed?
Obviously, the director is using such a true story to commemorate these people who died in Hainan, and to express their admiration for their fearless spirit.
We all hope that those who work hard will find happiness, but the reality may not be what we can turn around, an ending of the movie is irrelevant, this spirit, emotion has always been a part of the people in this place forever (monumental)
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