Tonight, we watched the fifth movie together: "The Day After Tomorrow"
The film is produced in the United States, and I give full marks to the special effects, which gives people a feeling of being there. The audience can't help but get nervous: what happened after that? What's next? Where should mankind go?
And the special effects are just a plus point for the film. It is also mixed with the warmth of human nature, the purity of fatherly love, and even the persistence of friends, living and dying together. But I still have to complain about the heroine helping African women pick up passports. The disaster is coming, what else do you need to do with the outside? (I thought she was cold)
Finally, the film answers the audience's questions when watching. The storm came to an abrupt end on its own, and humanity began to rebuild its homeland again.
From the point of view of what the film wants to express, this can indeed be justified. This is indeed a catastrophe for mankind, but the screenwriter will not be stupid enough to write a script that will destroy the whole world. But if, I mean if, this kind of catastrophe does happen, can humanity survive? I guess it's difficult.
Warning, that's not the end. The disaster in the movie is over, but what about our real life? If human beings continue to destroy the environment, they will ignore the ecology. Then such a catastrophe is imminent.
We still have a long way to go to protect the planet.
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