The disaster scenes are handled very carefully and realistically. Human beings are too helpless and insignificant in the face of disasters.
The details are handled quite well, the overwhelming flood scene is very good, it is better than reality, and the sound effects of the collision of various objects in the flood are handled very well.
The slow-motion display of surgical anesthesia and the tsunami hit by the switch has a dreamlike effect of life and death.
At the beginning, I saw Naomi being abused so badly underwater, with such a huge pain in the chest and back of the legs, it really hurts to watch, it seems that the most dangerous thing in a tsunami is not the sea water, but the flood. All kinds of sharp and invincible broken objects.
Mother's love is great, and the family affection when disaster strikes is unparalleled!
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