long time since I detoxified at the cinema. It's not gas, it's liquid, not the one below, but the embarrassment above. The provocative power of Korean movies has never been underestimated. The common car accident terminal illness and napkin sponsors in Korean dramas have always been auspicious. I remember a movie called "Sad Movie". The audience is the cow, the only difference is that the milk is replaced by tears. As a disaster blockbuster in South Korea, this film will definitely not let the audience's tear ducts idle.
As expected, it is the dubbed version, which is a bit regrettable for me who is used to the original sound, but the overall matching is still in place. I also glanced at the comments before watching the film, and I felt that it might be a bad film. First of all, when I heard the title of the film, I didn't know what to say. See Bi Fangzhi is the name of a beach in Busan, South Korea? But the director and actors are not bad.
The film is similar to the general disaster film mode, which can be roughly referred to as "The Sinking of Japan", which also shows a group of group portraits. First, use a larger space to lay the groundwork and explain the character characteristics and inner connections of the main characters of the Qing Dynasty. The remaining half of the time is used to express the disaster itself and the various expressions of the characters responding to the disaster. The theme is still to express the manifestation of human nature under the disaster. It should be said that the overall is still quite positive and positive. The first half of the joke is more frequent, but it is rare in disaster films. The rich atmosphere of life makes the audience's laughter naturally smooth and warm. There are many touching details in the film, and family love is particularly prominent and precious under the test of disaster. It's just that they are all densely distributed in the second half. It's not difficult to make people cry, but it's difficult to keep crying to the end--b. Excessive drama also weakens the memorable things. While following the patterned development of the plot, the film gradually lost its original flash point until the end.
As the highlight of the tsunami scene, the stunt scene is still relatively realistic, giving people an immersive feeling. Emotional people and characters against disasters are the only rules for shooting disaster films. South Korea has done a good job of taking it. Coupled with the support of the country and the relaxation of policies, Korean films have flourished and come from behind. Many of them are worth learning from. place.
Overall, the movie is better than expected, and the snoring and my 300cc tears are proof of that - b. It is one of the blockbusters that is no less watchable than other blockbusters in the summer, so I hereby recommend it.
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