In fact, I have never been particularly interested in so-called blockbusters. Among them, I have no interest in disaster blockbusters, and I have no feeling for special effects, so I just hugged that I haven’t been to the cinema for a long time, and I happened to have a colleague’s appointment to join in the fun, and this investment 2 The million-dollar blockbuster did not disappoint me. Except for the impeccable visual effects of the grand scene, it was actually a "hodgepodge of disasters". Earthquakes, volcanoes, tsunamis, shipwrecks, ice and snow, all the scenes in Hollywood's previous disaster blockbusters are all shown in "2012", which seems to attract attention in the way of "packaged gifts" of disasters. Too bad I'm not interested in that kind of special effects scenes.
What's worse is that the plot setting is shoddy. The actor Jackson is just a down-to-earth novelist. He can perform speeding stunts, escape safely during earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, and finally rely on him to repair a part of "Noah's Ark". , is indeed a man of many talents. That doctor only took a few days of aircraft training courses, and he was able to fly a plane in such a sinister environment. All of them are really geniuses.
Maybe the director thinks that people can unleash unlimited potential in dangerous situations, so he made a big artistic exaggeration, but I still think it is too exaggerated, it is beyond my acceptable range, so I yawned while watching and suspected that the director wanted to How did it end, because the previous plot was too extravagant, and the doctor kept saying seriously that the whole earth was going to be destroyed, then I wondered where the ship they built could go, is it going to fly into space, and it turned out that it was not? The spaceship is an aircraft carrier-like "Noah's Ark", and the final result turned out to be that the ship did not hit the Himalayas, Jackson did not die, everyone cheered, the camera switched to 0001, the doctor was looking at the computer, the president's daughter was reading, everything was fine. Safe and peaceful, reborn after the destruction of the world? The story of Noah's Ark in the Bible was made into a movie? I'm at a loss, is it because my comprehension is too poor? Really anticlimactic!
Finally, let me mention that the actor of the male lead is John Cusack, a male star who is highly respected by Koukou classmates. This niche student who was once called unconventional and far from the mainstream has finally degenerated into a frequent visitor to commercial blockbusters. People are happy and sad.
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