The standard plot setting of disaster films - before the disaster comes, all kinds of tests are abnormal, scientists are worried, and the common people know nothing and everything is business as usual. The man's wife and children are in crisis first, waiting for a powerful husband and father to rescue them.
Fortunately, the child's self-rescue action this time is also very powerful, and finally it is no longer blindly waiting for rescue and screaming "aaaaah".
The most attractive is the disaster scene of the earth shaking, the mountains falling, the sky falling and the tsunami - the city under the panoramic view swings up and down like a wave, the skyscrapers collapse, and the blue water is like a huge crystal wall. The shock of the undisguised release of the driven natural force stimulates the optic nerve and also stimulates the psychological endurance. After watching it, I always have lingering fears.
I have been thinking that human beings wantonly violated and modified the appearance of the earth, pretending to be the master, and the earth has been silent, just like watching a monkey show. The greater the accumulated mass, the stronger the lethality of the collision. When the earth can't stand it for a little bit, it will destroy the place where human beings survive into a rubble, beyond recognition. In the face of nature, we lack reverence, but we are greedy.
The emotional drama is very touching, especially the male protagonist holds the tears just right: the tears of sadness only swirl in the eye sockets when recalling; a teardrop when he loses his daughter again is in stark contrast with such a strong body The comparison is poignant.
Originally, I just watched it with special effects, but the results exceeded expectations. Not only the special effects are powerful and shocking, but the plot is also very good.
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