The tear gas and stunts in the next half hour of the plot are very exciting and should be worth the ticket price. Although some of the effects are somewhat contrived, such as the container rain on the broken bridge. But the quality of most of the effects is still commendable, especially the image of the big wave breaking the skyscraper, which is very imposing. Many people say that the special effects of this film are not as good as the monsters of the Han River, and I personally hold an objection. Personally, I feel that the film is indeed as advertised on the scene, and can be comparable to Hollywood disaster blockbusters.
Since it is a disaster film, it is inevitable to think of "Water Howling and Fog City" and "Super Storm" some time ago, with similar themes and the same theme. To be honest, the plot is pretty cliché. In terms of pictures and special effects, this film feels slightly better than "Water Roaring and Fog City". As for "Super Storm", there are basically no special effects to speak of, and it is still continuing the model shooting decades ago, so I will no longer complain here.
Finally, at the end of this brief review, I will drop the question. One of the protagonists, the meteorological expert, has been reporting the progress of the tsunami to his supervisor (a middle-level leader), but this SB is too self-righteous on the one hand, and too afraid to take responsibility on the other hand. (Such people are all around us), so the news of the coming tsunami was delayed to the superiors and the masses, resulting in tens of thousands of deaths, tens of billions (I don’t know what the number above a trillion, so I converted this astronomical figure into the economic loss of RMB). If this kind of person is lucky enough to escape the disaster, it must be dealt with seriously at the time, and the anger of the public has been vented by shooting for 10 minutes.
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