This article is based on true events. In the middle of the film, Party A and Party B are fighting between safety and saving money by rushing to the construction period. In the end, they have no choice but to compromise with the construction period and eventually lead to a major safety accident. In the early and final stages of the movie, the male protagonist has his family to accompany him, but he has already experienced a near-death experience. In the beginning, it may be that the audio and video of the longest movie I watched were out of sync (mistakenly), the picture came late, and the sound of the court session appeared very early. Personally, I feel that the plot in the early stage is too long and the rhythm is too slow, and the performance in the middle and late stages is good. The noisy male protagonist at the oil well scene was helpless between the boss and Party A's father. The focus of the film is of course the second half, from the oil well blowing mud to the explosion and escaping on the ship, there is no urine spot. In the explosion, some people sacrificed themselves to control the hanging tower, some people ignored others to control the life raft and ran away, some people were seriously injured and still commanding the front line, some people were timid and panicked... Half an hour showed the human state in front of the crisis. The male protagonist and most of the crew survived, but 11 people were not so lucky. Brother Dale on the crane died tragically. He fell from above and hit the iron pipe with his head. Many of the staff who sprayed mud at the beginning were sprayed directly to the wall and left bloodstains. . . When everyone escaped and called out, someone didn't answer the boss's eyes full of resentment when he looked at Party A. The person in charge was eventually sentenced. Unfortunately, the sacrificed crew members would never come back, and only their family members were left crying hoarsely. . . I still remember a lot of terms in this film. The most impressive scene in 233 films such as bladder effect is that the male protagonist jumped into the sea with another female employee. The female employee panicked. Attention kicked her down with one kick, which is really responsible (the male protagonist was hit by debris after entering the water, and the blood flowed continuously. Fortunately, the debris encountered the resistance of the water and slowed down the wound and the wound was not deep.
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