The subsequent development was basically based on the shipwreck incident at that time. It was indispensable to encounter storms and beluga whale attacks. The subsequent disaster and drifting did not jump out of the framework of general types of films. As a documentary work, it is impeccable. However, as a movie, the conflict between the captain and the first mate, the conflict between the whaling team and the beluga, and the cannibalism during the final drifting process, which should have been very tense plots, lacked further excavation, and some hurriedly brought them over. a feeling of. Despite this, the whole film can still accurately reveal the bleak and declining atmosphere of the whaling industry, which is a serious contradiction between the strong desire of human beings for industrial development and the backward means of grabbing natural resources, which makes people feel at the foot of the development of civilization. Stepping on countless fragile lives and bodies. At the end of the film, the surviving crew members who were already gray-haired were surprised and self-sadly asked, "I heard that some oil has been drilled from the ground, is this true?", indicating that the era of whaling and oil refining has come to an end, and a new era of oil has begun. The audience standing in the modern perspective will have the feeling that all the great and tragic can't stand against time....
In addition, I am impressed by the excellent special effects of the movie. The whaling scene is thrilling and grand, and the whale group is also very vivid. The beluga whale has several shocking scenes of jumping out of the water and lifting its giant tail. Be in awe of nature...
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