First of all, the idea of the movie is good, and it hasn't collapsed. Because I want to treat Alzheimer's, I study shark brain cells. This is a point of view that I can understand and agree with as a pharmacy student.
But no matter what the correct conception is, if scientific research breaks away from certain restrictions and natural laws, then it will definitely cause backlash. The shark in the film is like this, because the heroine’s arbitrarily and non-compliance with common sense operations led to self-harm The demise of the entire team.
In the face of disasters, the basic qualities of the human body are really important. One of the foundations in the process of escape, and the other thing that needs to be possessed is luck and so on!
I haven't watched the second and third parts, but now I think it's quite promising. After all, the body, fighting scenes and interlocking rhythm of the disaster film are very good.
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