Diving enthusiasts give the impact of this film one star!

I read some comments when the movie was released in 2011, full of negative comments and complaints about 3D. Although I also hate 3D, the overall viewing level of the audience has improved in the past two years. As an AOW, I read a tweet about a Guangxi cave diving accident a few days ago and suddenly became interested in cave diving, and came to watch this legendary diving film produced by Cameron with awe. At the beginning of the movie, various flags, big and small (not to mention one by one), are set up in standard Hollywood format. For example, the male protagonist Mao Saidunkai suddenly understood what his father did. There must be a villain. Bilie's poetic clues run through the whole text (oh, not the whole film), and what else will come to a climax in a few minutes, and so on and so on. Needless to say, the basic diving skills in the movie are definitely no problem, so I focus on human nature and pursuit (as always), which I think looks very commercial and boring. But this crisis description is still very qualified, and there are underwater caves as a big selling point, hin is interesting.

Okay, I'm going to point 233333 now. When it comes to impact, it can be said to be both visual and spiritual. As the most dangerous extreme sport in the world, cave diving often has a different fatal attraction. Especially thanks to this film for allowing us to see its dangers, giving the audience (mostly) a spontaneous admiration for the explorers, and appreciation of the beauty of the cave (of course, the beauty of the cave is not often we imagined) Tropical underwater world haha). Interested in the underwater world and early underwater photography, I went out and turned right to find my personal favorite German female director Leni Riefenstahl. She was obsessed with recreational diving in her later years and took early underwater landscape video records.

Seeing that this film was adapted from a real event, I couldn't help worrying, so I went to check the event. Screenwriter Andrew Wright had an expedition accident and started writing the script, but in his own experience there were no casualties. Really relieved. (Unchecked carefully)

At the end of the article, I would like to pay tribute to the great explorer, the pioneers. We are not the only masters of this earth, we explore and revere nature, we are just dust floating in the vast river of time.

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