Watching the movie with the mentality of watching bad movies, the result was that the experience exceeded expectations, there were a lot of bugs, and the protagonist's halo was obvious. This was a flaw but did not affect the smoothness of the whole plot, from getting out of the cellar to racing with the crocodile to the final. The roof is waiting for help. To be honest, the completion of the whole plot is quite remarkable. It doesn't make people feel rushed to stuff so many things in less than 90 minutes, which is worth three stars in my opinion. I like the last part where the parents are waiting for rescue on the roof. I don’t know if I can fly a helicopter in the vortex area of a Category 5 hurricane, but in my opinion, the heroine faces the rescue lights and the swaying hanging basket in the rain. The scene of waving a firework stick gives people a sense of fantasy, or in other words, it is unreal. The ending I understand is still the hallucinations caused by the despair of the parents waiting for rescue on the roof (don't ask why both of them have hallucinations, learn about collective hysteria). This ending makes me feel a sense of sublimation. Add one star to the end, for a total of four stars. PS: I don't know how this film was sprayed so badly. The protagonist's halo is a bit obvious, but it won't shake the foundation of the whole plot. It feels much better than the quiet place before.
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