In this movie, he still appears as a capable and determined image, able to deal with work wisely, but he can't take care of it in his family life, and he is emotionally separated from his wife. The design of this character conforms to Kevin’s consistent film image, satisfies the American people’s appreciation of individual heroism, and also satisfies the society’s harmonious requirements for a balance between family and work.
The performance of each character is relatively in place, just like its plot structure, it is a traditional Hollywood product. The stormy waves in the film have an excellent effect and are a bright spot. I think it is also the reason why it is called a "blockbuster".
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