Rather than saying that this is a sci-fi disaster blockbuster created by Hollywood high-tech, I prefer to say that it is an emotional movie set against the background of environmental disasters. Compared with the fixed pattern of saving the world from a group of people to the last man and woman in many disaster movies I have seen before, "The Day After Acquired" has achieved a breakthrough to a large extent. In this movie, regardless of the scientist Jack Hall Or his son Sam Hall or other characters. They are not heroes. They did not save the world. From the beginning to the end, they are just saving themselves, saving friends, and saving relatives. But it is this that makes this film become More moving. After all, who can truly feel the sense of accomplishment of being saved in the world? But the strength of the people in the disaster, the stepping up of friends and lovers when they were injured, and the desperate northward rescue when the son was in danger. Who could not be moved by seeing these? As a disaster film, the special effects in the film are shocking.
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