The plot structure is punchline, and the narrative is smooth.
From the accident of the young woman to eliciting the image of the mayor's lust, it conflicts with the concerns of the police officer who is just but afraid of water. Event finally broke out when a child was eaten by sharks in front of the public. Then the hunt for sharks was launched. The second scene is a fake action. About 30 minutes into the film, a local master hunter captured the killer whale, but marine experts suspected another whale. So finally the reckless captain, the righteous police officer, and the wise scholar went to sea and killed him.
The logical structure is clear, and the promotion is also very smooth. The screenwriter’s ingenuity: set a police officer who is afraid of water but has to face the shark. The interests of the bureaucratic mayor and the balance of human morality swing. (Due to the mayor’s selfish desires, two people died. But because the plot is very good, here are a few close-ups, instead of arranging a separate scene to describe the mayor’s psychology after the accident, I think it is reasonable.)
Finally, let’s talk about the values. This film is suitable for people over 15 years old. Children who are too young may see such a shark cannibalism scene that would be a bit shadowy to the sea. Similarly, the mayor's approach in the film is also a true portrayal. Human nature cannot withstand the temptation. This is a self-cultivation.
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