Originally I had some expectations, hoping it was a disaster movie, and I would like to see the big scene, but then I found out that it was an old-fashioned personal heroism movie.
The plot at the end is simply a failure. Why must a person sacrifice his life to prove that he is a hero? Compared with the difficulty, I prefer the two male protagonists to get out of the danger in the end and share weal and woe to save more victims.
These exclamations of mine may be because I don't like individual heroism very much, and I don't like "American heroes" like jack bauer
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