South Korea is really suitable for making disaster films, but this film is not good enough, but it is more than good. The foreshadowing in the early stage is too long, which makes people feel that the plot is very protracted, which consumes a little patience, but the story of each person is relatively clear, so there are pros and cons to the long forging. The rhythm of the second half is tight, which makes people feel tense, which is actually a reflection of human nature. In the early days, I ignored my uncle, held a grudge against my husband, contradicted my mother, and tested love... But when disaster came, everything changed. The charm of human nature lies in good and evil, we should learn to accept the evil in our hearts, but also learn to express the goodness in our hearts.
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