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Time and again to see the ship passing by with fiery hope until it finally extinguished on the sea like fireworks, what a disappointment at that time, the greater the hope, the greater the disappointment, this sentence is too appropriate to describe, the ending is too perfect , maybe the scene of being rescued is just an illusion of the old man on his deathbed. Redford's eyes were too light, as if he saw through everything, even in life and death. The storm scene inside is a heartbeat every minute, although the scene is not too rendered. Everything is lost, in fact there is nothing, and there is an endless ocean like loneliness.

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