Two firefighters, two men, two fathers, two ordinary families, Si used a large piece of writing to describe this kind of ordinary warmth, and this kind of warmth is extremely precious against the background of disaster and death. Although there is nothing new in the plot design, you can't help crying when you look at these thick-lined men saying "Tell her I love her" these ordinary lines in the rubble.
I think the most brilliant part of the movie is about 15 to 40 minutes at the beginning of the movie, that is, this part of the firefighters and the experienced captain drove to the hit WTO to prepare for rescue, but I didn’t expect the building to collapse instantly. From this paragraph, you can see Stone's skill, he has excellent grasp of people's ignorance and powerlessness before the catastrophe. When a low voice comes from above, fear and disaster will envelop the world in an instant, and people will be defenseless.
It must be mentioned that the space of the movie is very disappointing. If there are too few grand scenes of the collapse of the WTO because of the perspective of the protagonist, then after the two firefighters were crushed in the ruins, Cage’s camera position hardly changed, even It makes people unable to understand the relationship between the two people in the ruins. When the two people talked, they cut to and fro, like talking on the phone, and I don’t know why I arranged those lines that pretend to be humorous, and they were pressed on Jimei. I don't think the cement board on Nuo's body is like that.
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