It was a disaster film, but I didn't think it at first. The comedy is the most important, and the life is full of flavor. The director's intention may be to create various contrasts before and after the disaster, emotional contrasts, and the contrasts of changes in the world. This may be the Korean disaster film. The biggest difference from Hollywood disaster films can be seen in one or two. The special effects production of Hollywood commercial disaster films is absolutely nothing, and it can't be seen as abrupt, but this tsunami created by Haeundae, although not satisfactory, is passable, but The special effects tsunami is not the point, the emotion is. Conflicting emotions are extremely expressed, such as a strong wife and a guilty husband who is busy with work, a young couple who met because of accidental rescue, etc. All kinds of emotional possibilities are added to it. Moment is the element used to earn tears, so it is understandable that it touches the lacrimal glands. In fact, this recommendation index gives a 6.5. There are shortcomings and there is room for improvement.
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