Of course, the scattered figures in a small box that day foreshadowed all this early in the morning, so I shouldn't have expected too much from the beginning.
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If I were the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television, this movie would definitely not be included
Marcos 2022-03-27 09:01:12
As the title says, I think the introduction of the drama must at least be enjoyed by the audience. Obviously, this movie has nothing to do here. A disaster film under the Hollywood assembly line level, the story is weak, the characters are not full, the expression is lacking, and the special effects are not surprising. The vice principal and the female meteorologist that everyone thought were the real feelings in adversity did not appear, and they didn't even bother to arrange an easter egg at the end! Looked at its box office, absolutely inflated! It is not recommended to buy a ticket to watch it. I also wanted to watch "A Lifetime" at the time, but the movie theater ran out of tickets, so I had to watch one. . .
Of course, the scattered figures in a small box that day foreshadowed all this early in the morning, so I shouldn't have expected too much from the beginning.
Of course, the scattered figures in a small box that day foreshadowed all this early in the morning, so I shouldn't have expected too much from the beginning.
Extended Reading
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Jerrell 2022-04-20 09:02:01
Pseudo documentaries, in fact, there is no need for sensationalism at all. Isn't this kind of film just a scene?
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Melany 2022-04-22 07:01:40
When the big hail fell, the next door Xian Sen was still insisting that this was a documentary, and it was a real scene... speechless, he could only use one sentence to pass it through with the advanced technology now. The human imagination can do a lot of big things. The scene and sound effects are shocking, the actors and the plot are soso. Dreaming at night actually added three tornadoes to the 69-day heavy rain plot, which shows that the visual memory is enough.
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Kaitlyn: See, look at this place. They should clean this up and put a garden in here or something.
Donnie: They should totally put a skate-park in here.
[Kaitlyn gives him a look]
Donnie: Yeah... a garden would be great.
Kaitlyn: Yeah.
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Pete: Great, we missed another one.
[into the radio mic]
Pete: Hey you guys know the point of this documentary is to actually film a tornado, right?
Daryl: [answering on the radio] 10-4.
Jacob: We need a tornado.
Pete: We need a tornado. When's the last time we saw one?
Lucas: That EF-4 that we shot for the Weather Channel last year.
Pete: Oh, so that makes us zero-for-365. What does that make our average? Jacob, you play baseball, right?
Jacob: Hockey, actually.
Lucas: Really? I play lacrosse, man.
Jacob: Really? No way.
Pete: [laughing sarcastically] This is fun, just like a family road trip.
Jacob: Did I miss something?
Pete: No Jacob, you miss... everything. Although we do have four hundred hours of clouds and sunsets and us going to every drive-in from Idaho to Texas, which makes this the most expensive home movie ever.
Jacob: Just to be clear, we still get paid whether we see a tornado or not, right?... Right?
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