high-quality tsunami special effects scene, a black screen. Maria hugged a tree on the water and shouted heart-rendingly. The eldest son, Lukas, shouted mam on the water after hearing it. The two were pushed by the water and yelled at each other. At this time, their feelings had been driven. stand up. "mam" "Lukas" they stopped on a floating tree, talking about fear, panic.
When they were about to go to a big tree to wait for rescue, they heard a child's cry for help. At this time, Lukas and his mother had a conflict. The mother was going to save the child. Lukas was unwilling and shouted desperately that he couldn't take any more risks. Mom turned Lukas's head and told him, "You should do something like this even if you die." Of course, the film focuses on this choice. After they found this little boy named Daniel, they waited for rescue in the big tree together. The boy stroked Maria with his hands.
Finally, in the hospital, Lukas saw Daniel's father hugging him from a distance, smiling happily. He wanted to tell his mother the news, but her mother was so weak that it was difficult to listen to him. Finally, on the plane to Singapore, Lukas told his mother that the film focuses on portraying his mother's choice, which is also accompanied by Lukas' psychological development and growth.
The father's insistence
Henry was holding his two younger sons Thomas and Simon. The scene of the shipwreck was not filmed, but started directly with Henry looking for Maria and Lukas. At this time, Henry and his two younger sons could move to a safer place, but Henry decided to The two younger sons were sent to the mountain, and he stayed to find the eldest son and wife along the way. When Henry called his family in the distance, his emotions burst out all of a sudden. A big man was crying. When he promised to find it, he was afraid of losing it, but still insisted that hope exists. Inspire our deep love for life and our loved ones.
The growth of Lukas
As the eldest son, the film focuses on his growth. Of course, in the face of such natural disasters, everyone may grow up. From being deliberately bold on the plane at the beginning, to hugging his mother and saying "I'm scared", choosing not to save Daniel, helping others to find family members in the hospital, thinking that his mother had died, and reuniting with his two brothers and father (The scene of the reunion was so touching, the string music went up, and the two little boys ran all the way and called Lukas)
Finally, in the hospital night scene, the father hugs Simon, Thomas, and puts Lukas alone across from them, which seems to affirm his growth.
The film has done a good job in depicting the psychology of the characters, the performances of the actors, the implicit expression of values, and the processing of audio-visual effects, and the quality is very high. What matters is that it's so tear-jerking
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