If I watched it earlier, I would really be very uneasy on October 20th.
I remember that on 512, I was sleeping with my head covered. If the disaster happened in Beijing,
it would be a quiet way home for me.
The story is good, and I didn't get distracted by the look of it.
I have always liked that melancholy, intellectual old man, and
he is just right to play this strong and soft widower.
He is strong in the face of disasters, trying to change something,
he lives alone, takes care of his deaf young son,
cooks, and takes care of his family;
planes and subways crash, he bravely saves the people around him,
and he borrows it alone in the dead of night. Wine pours sorrow. . .
I love him more, but I still like "City of Angels" the most
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