disaster. Environmental protection is the main theme of the film. Natural revenge made the once arrogant vice president bow his head. Disaster films make us realize our insignificance and fragility. Don’t be so pretentious.
There are too many deliberate things in the film to affect the perception. Disaster films have a bit of positive energy. Normal, but the film always feels too deliberate to promote the American values to satisfy Americans’ moral vanity. Although this is a bit overstatement, the traces are somewhat obvious.
For example, the president took the last bus to leave Washington Road and died in the line of duty. The nurse's wife seemed to have made up his mind to die with the children. The two assistants knew that they were dead for a lifetime and swear to follow. Jack also asked the assistants to follow in order to save himself. A nine-dead child, when the old assistant gave his life, saving Private Ryan is a sense of sight. Save Ryan, at any rate, there is a reason why I can't refuse to save my son and let others die. And the last high-ranking vice president’s statement about third world countries makes people feel uncomfortable. In the lines, I think Americans and Mexicans are different from third world people. There is also the paragraph that Americans smuggling in is always an allusion to Mexicans. Smuggling.
Although these insistence on love and positive energy can also make sense, they always feel that it is not so natural, and some are too hard. Regarding the discriminatory period, it may be my glass heart as a person from a third world country!
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