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6.2 This score is a bit harsh
Torrey 2022-04-22 07:01:32
First of all, this is a film with a complete story structure; secondly, the editing, pictures, and special effects are very good. series falls asleep easily). Although many plots cannot stand up to scrutiny, although it is still the old-fashioned main line: someone in the United States wants to overturn all mankind - all mankind is about to be overturned - at the critical moment, another person in the United States intends to sacrifice himself to save all mankind - Haha he's not dead; and the facilities that were developed for the benefit of all mankind ended up being used as weapons against all mankind. But it has to be said that it still has breakthroughs in form and content: for example, other disaster films have only one kind of disaster, and this film has tsunami, freezing, storm, thunder, hail, magma... a package. Feeling normal score should be in the range of 7.0 to 7.5.
Extended Reading
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Makayla 2022-04-24 07:01:11
Finally, there is a serious disaster movie to watch, calling for a global storm.
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Bailey 2021-12-19 08:01:04
Adding an American high school gymnasium-like public bathhouse (for men and women) to the fourth-generation International Space Station was who came up with the science fiction idea? ? ?
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Jake Lawson: [Confronting him] Come on, man. Why'd you do it?
Duncan Taylor: Well, you know well what us lowly scientists get paid. Take that a thousand times.
Jake Lawson: What difference is it gonna make? If you don't stop, there's not gonna be a planet to spend it on.
Duncan Taylor: Please. We're gonna keep all the best bits. Aren't you a little bit curious to watch the world burn?
Jake Lawson: No. 'Cause millions of people are gonna die. And one of them's my daughter.
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Max Lawson: I gotta show you something. Take a look at this.
Jake Lawson: [watching video] You remember that day Dad took us fishing? He dropped his cell phone in Key Biscayne.
Max Lawson: Our dad never took us fishing.
Dana: Oh. That's sad. Oh, I'm sorry. I'm not any good at the, like, "talk about your daddy issues" kind of friend thing. I just...
Max Lawson: What? No, no, no... It's a code.