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Zelda 2022-03-20 09:01:42
This really spells out a disaster from start to finish...that's all. Its restraint of the system and the deliberate weakening of individual heroism deserve applause. But it is a pity that the theme is not sublimated to this extent. The future is actually well laid out, but the hidden safety hazards and responsibilities are lost in one second after the oil spill, and cannot be implemented before and after. The main theme of the United States is always unwilling to cut off the scenes of the wife...
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Johann 2022-03-20 09:01:42
The sound effect and the atmosphere is well made to make the audience feel on the edge of their seat all the way...
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Hollie 2022-03-20 09:01:42
I don't think it's inevitable that North America flutters... 99% of the explosions in this kind of movie are the photos of the final prototype...
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Yvonne 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Over the text. The first half is long-winded and boring, and the core disaster scene in the second half is...
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Watson 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Very good, not too sensational, the plot is compact, just need to know a little...
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Margarita 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Not deliberately affectionate, deliberately heroic theme, more focus on the story itself... Really good...
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Marcel 2022-03-19 09:01:04
Too horrifying a scene even to be seen in a...
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Angelina 2022-03-19 09:01:04
I slept for half the time... At the end of the film, the names and photos of the eleven people who died, but there was no mention of an ecological disaster that was more terrifying than the 11 people who...
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Elody 2021-11-22 18:54:23
A great pot to shake! The responsibility lies with BP! Transocean's brave American employees are all exemplary heroes! The family scene in the opening scene is really a big cancer of a straight man, and then the large-scale explosion and CGI flames really still have to be blasted to control it, and then the scale of the ecological disaster after 11 people died is nothing, this Lone Survivor 'S director really will make real disaster a promotion of the main theme. ....
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Cleora 2021-11-22 18:54:23
Incomprehensible and...
Deepwater Horizon Comments
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Curtis 2022-04-19 09:01:50
outstanding ordinary
Everything is the same as in the past. Several groups of seemingly irrelevant shots show the protagonist's loving father, affectionate husband, and family first image one by one, and an episode explaining the principle of the oil well accident through a small scene in the kitchen is rendered. The...
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Hunter 2022-04-19 09:01:50
short comment
2016 American movie
"Deep Sea Catastrophe": Almost all good disaster movies are not based on real events. That's my experience as a fan of this type of film in particular. (Of course, Cameron's movies are not counted.) On the one hand, real events are often not as twists and turns as fictional...
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Mike Williams: Might be an ignition problem with your Mustang.
Andrea Fleytas: I was thinking it was maybe fouled plugs.
Mike Williams: Well, it could be a wire. Could be distributor. Does it sound like it's skipping?
Andrea Fleytas: Nope.
Mike Williams: You know what I'm gonna do for you, young lady? I'm gonna keep thinking about all the expensive things could be wrong with your ride.
Andrea Fleytas: [sarcastic] Gee, thanks.
Mike Williams: Hey, stick shift or automatic?
Andrea Fleytas: Do you know me?
Mike Williams: Oh, you gotta stop grinding the shit out of that clutch. I know that.
Andrea Fleytas: Oh, yeah. Says Mr. Toyota.
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Mike Williams: Hey, you know the passwords, right? Where the insurance stuff is. You know, call Schuman first.
Felicia: What are you talking about?
Mike Williams: I just...
Felicia: What are you on about?
Mike Williams: I just... I just got a little spooked on the go-home chopper last hitch. It's not... gimme some of that.
Felicia: Babe, the only time you start worrying about a Marine is when he stops bitching.
Mike Williams: Don't use my lines against me.
Felicia: I'm using your lines against you.
Mike Williams: That... don't use my lines.
Felicia: I just did.
