I love disaster movies. In fact, it should be given 3 stars, but I really don't agree with and dislike the values in it, and I deduct points emotionally. The male protagonist is a LOSER, but there are still relatively better girls who like it. I remember that the girl said that her heart beats in high school. It seems that the appearance of the male protagonist really makes the female protagonist secrete hormones. It is difficult to say that he is LOSER. I thought it was basically a movie around the observatory at the beginning, similar to Chernobyl. The result is a lot of trivial plot stuff filled with people involved, and it's not the disaster movie I want. It is true that there are many topics worth talking about from everyone's perspective, but it is a very bland JB story. It's all because Bai Fumei fell in love with Diaosi and the like, and she gave up. The worst thing that strikes me is the "sacrifice" at the end. The first sacrifice is too deliberate, can the rope be broken? . . No spare rope to make a knot to secure the ends? Or it’s no problem to hold 2 people by manpower. The helicopter’s height (not sure if feasible) is distorted by the self-sacrificing spirit. Maybe the rescue team and the army have similar disciplinary requirements and are integrated into people’s body and mind. From the perspective of the whole society, they should not be selfish sacrifice. Rescue crews are very scarce, especially local ones. No, I suddenly feel that this sacrifice is also somewhat helpless, not the altruism that I originally wanted to criticize. When I made my judgment, I already knew that the rescued ASS was a hooligan. If I didn't know, I wouldn't say that. All I can say is, it is true that this rescuer does not want to sacrifice, but the first is responsibility. It cannot be said that cutting the rope to be rescued is morally difficult. It is too difficult. The second is the problem of inertia and discipline I mentioned above. It is difficult not to do it. He is indeed helpless, but these psychological parts have not been shaped, and of course they are difficult to shape, so the sacrifices made should also be the reason why many viewers scored low.
As for the male and female protagonists. . . . Bless them, feel love is the most important thing.
By the way, the family part of the man at the observatory has not been shaped well, so it is better to delete it. I thought it could create a complete conflict (that is, the system turned a blind eye to the problem, but the observatory did what it should do, and the responsibility for early evacuation was huge, and There were huge projects on that day, so to say that the subject matter of this part is not suitable as a traditional Korean film is to criticize ZF. More reflects the reality.
The gentle appearance of the heroine is indeed very attractive.
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