A classic disaster movie, revisited several times.
As a disaster film, the shock of the scene is really suitable for watching in theaters. Whether it's icebergs or rising seas, the scene of land being submerged does give a sense of human insignificance in the face of such a global catastrophe. The cause of these huge disasters is the harm to the environment that everyone feels unconcerned about, which is sobering.
The model of almost all disaster films is family affection, great love, and human nature often reacts so clearly in the face of unprecedented disasters. Some are withdrawn, some are selfish, and more are the great love that is manifested at a critical time, allowing people to see hope. Although it is a bit of a routine, it does make people feel warm and motivated.
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