In a Crusu deep-sea monster film, human beings demand too much from nature and do not respect it, thus awakening the deep-sea monster to destroy the human drilling platform. A little bit unclear. Before the film, I have been reflecting on it. It is only a matter of time before the endless and wanton demands of human beings will be revenge by nature. At the end of the film, why did the drilling rig blow itself up? The scalp of the person watching the end of the death is numb. Is the result of human reflection just such a simple, brutal and cruel destruction? This death together did not elevate the human spirit at all, but only felt human selfishness and lack of reverence for all things.
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