Director: Steven Spielberg
As a disaster film in the 1970s, it has the advantages of intense plot, rich story and clear lines. Of course, in my eyes, it is not just a movie, but a real history. Because people are more terrifying than great white sharks, and the exposed humanity is the ugliest thing on this earth.
The merchants are obsessed with profit, regardless of whether there will be a tragic death, and they still focus on making money; These heinous acts reminded me of an article in Xinmin Weekly in January:
At first, they polluted the river, and I was speechless—because it was not our hometown;
they made poisoned milk powder, and I was speechless—because they were victims It’s not our children;
their workers jumped off the building one after another to commit suicide, and I was speechless—because we were not workers; later, violent demolitions blossomed everywhere, and I was
speechless—because that was not our ancestral home;
Speechless—because it wasn’t us who suffered; the
old man lay dying by the roadside, and I was still speechless—because that wasn’t our parents;
finally, when death came straight to me, no one shouted for me anymore…
but there was One thing is worthy of recognition. The United States' rescue mechanism is worth learning and affirming in the world. The crisis public relations are timely and in place. Perhaps, in the open country of the United States, the people are used to being bold and straightforward rather than secretive. . I like Brown, he has delicate and white hands like a woman, but he is more heroic and courageous; I like the sheriff, he is timid and afraid of drowning, but he is more persistent and persistent. I also like the captain. He has the greed for fame and fortune, but also has a tortuous history and obsession with conquest.
Of course, the story itself is not important, the important thing is that it is long and memorable!
That year, spielberg, a 29-year-old new director who likes fantasy by nature, left us a curved white beach and a temporarily quiet blue sea.
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