A moving symphony of disaster, love and life

Jerel 2022-03-21 09:01:36

Never give up in search and search, convey strength in gathering and dispersal, and interpret great love before life and death. Maria defines that a woman is weak and a mother is strong; Henry's phone call is the best reflection of a man's responsibilities when his wife and son are on the verge of collapse; three children, one by one, they should be crying. The moment chose courage and composure. Yes, it is undeniable that in the face of disasters, tragedy is always the protagonist, but isn't the smiles and tears between the light and shadow the strongest driving force for us to never give up for life and love?

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  • Justice 2022-03-24 09:01:33

    It is a movie piled up with various sensational clips, and then a little horror movie technique. I will torture you from the beginning to the end with blood and blood and the separation of life and death. If you pursue this kind of visual impact and put the camera on the scene of the incident, it will definitely be more tragic than this. The true love of mother's love in "The Story of Lone Castle" has been diluted by the flood here.

  • Savannah 2022-03-24 09:01:33

    From a movie point of view, in the face of disaster, reunion is more moving than separation. Although the true adaptation advertised by "Shake the Sky" has been tested by ubiquitous coincidences again and again, the details of this film are very moving, and the actors' performances are just right. A phone scene is enough for a Best Supporting Actor nomination.

The Impossible quotes

  • Henry Bennett: Did you set the alarm before we left?

    Maria Bennett: Yeah, it was the last thing I did.

    Henry Bennett: No, I was the last one to leave. I was the last one to leave, and I'm sure I didn't set it.

    Maria Bennett: No darling, I was the last one out, and I did. I promise.

    Henry Bennett: You sure?

    Maria Bennett: Yup.

    Henry Bennett: K.

    Henry Bennett: [after a long pause] No, no, I was the last one, 'cause I went back in, and that means the alarm is not set, 'cause I didn't set it.

    Maria Bennett: Well, um, I guess that means we'll be coming home to a large bunch of hippies sleeping in our bed.

    Henry Bennett: What, just like your old college days?

  • Lucas Bennett: [Trembling and distraught, after he and Maria have managed to take refuge on a tree in the rushing wave] I thought I was a brave kid, Mum...! I'm scared!

    [sobbing]

    Maria Bennett: [Equally shaken, moves closer to embrace Lucas] Shhh...!

    [whispers into his ear]

    Maria Bennett: I'm scared, too...!

    Lucas Bennett: [Anxious] Is it over...?

    [Maria is looking around]

    Lucas Bennett: Is it over...?

    Maria Bennett: [Looks around nervously as the wave recedes] I don't know...! I don't know...!