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The naive era of disaster movies
Percy 2021-11-15 08:01:28
Compared with the current disaster film, the theme and plot of this film inevitably seem a bit naive. As time goes by, the special effects shots are no longer shocking, the plots are no longer attractive, and the authenticity of the characters becomes its advantage. The behavior of the subsea laboratory personnel trapped in danger is real and reasonable. They are not heroes, and no one is rushing to save from danger. Some are greedy for life and fear of death, some are subjective and willful, and some are weak and desperate. Leaders are not so wise, not to mention how to have personal charm. On the contrary, the rescuers showed twelve points of composure and bravery. It is these ordinary characters and their flat performance that lock the audience's sympathy.
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Alia 2022-03-25 09:01:07
The translated name is really ugly. The movie is worth watching. Many scenes pay tribute to Spielberg's movies. No matter the scene props or the actors' performances, I feel very sincere. I believe that many people like me and hate that one. The heroine, the most sinful and most selfish, finally jumped into the water like a "sacrifice". Maybe the director also saw that she was not enough to make people angry!
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Jaime 2022-04-21 09:01:48
An old movie that is bloodier and better looking than The Megalodon. It was thought that a fourth shark would eventually kill the two remaining survivors, but it didn't. Instead, it was beyond my expectations. So in front of a male protagonist and a black man with absolute strength, no matter how beautiful your female protagonist is, she will still be bitten to death by a shark. I thought the male protagonist was Samuel L. Jackson, but I didn't expect it to be a supporting role. To be kind to every creature on earth is to be kind to people themselves.
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Preacher: I'm not Daniel when he faced the lion. So I appreciate the irony, Lord! Cook dies in his own oven! But I've got other plans!
Preacher: [jumps out of upper oven and swims away, lights lighter] You ate my bird!
[throws lighter into open oven and blows up the shark]
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Russell Franklin: What in God's creation?
Jim Whitlock: Oh, not His. Ours.