Dwayne Johnson is still a tough guy, and bullets can't penetrate it. This time, it proves to us that natural disasters can't kill him. Not only that, but in this film, the ability to travel by oneself in the post-disaster city and surf in the tsunami is not something ordinary people can perform. I'm curious if this kind of protagonist aura is innate in reality.
Talking about the film is the same thing, the plot is quite satisfactory, although it is old-fashioned, at least it can be watched. The sky-defying plot setting is actually incomprehensible after watching Hollywood sci-fi films for so many years. On the contrary, the American heroism that the film extremely promotes can't help but want to quarrel more. Forgive me for forcibly elevating this film to a humane view, but no matter how I look at it, is it a bit too much to use the company's rescue plane to fulfill my personal grievance? It has become a vehicle for the protagonist to complete the main mission. The ship behind and the car in the middle could have saved more people, but he just ignored the baby girl with big breasts, and the social morality established by the rescuers for so many years has also changed. The film collapsed at the same time.
Of course, I also know that what the film wants to explain to us is the warmth of a family sketch. If you have to watch it with the family as the center, there is nothing wrong with it. The big production and big scenes are also worth the ticket price, even if I did not choose to spend the money.
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