"Peak Blast" lets us know that ---Chinese is always protected by the bravest of them
- Nothing can be done in times of war or peace
A few days ago, I happened to read a film review of "Peak Explosion", the movie has been released for a long time, I did not watch, the author praised it one after another. So I also had the idea of seeing a good movie.
'Every drama must be lame' this time I don't know if it is routine, although these tens of seconds are not lame, but I was arranged to stand in the car sunroof shouting slogans! Ha ha.
The story is set in modern times, and it took the engineering team ten years to finally open the Mountain Tunnel, but a small earthquake struck, and the protagonist's father and several people on the bus fell into the cave. The protagonist's father also happens to be a railway soldier, with experience in emergency rescue and disaster relief, leading several people to find their way out of the cave.
At this time, the protagonist is surveying the mountain and finds that the mountain has signs of landslides, threatening the safety of hundreds of thousands of people in the county town below. The protagonist uploads the data to the engineering team, down the mountain to save the father and the crowd.
After the protagonist's data analysis, the engineering team learned that the other side of the mountain could be blown up to prevent the mountain that would slide to the county seat, which could also save the tunnel built for ten years, and finally the protagonist's father forced the protagonist to be a ladder in order to let his son blow up the mountain within a limited time, sacrificing his precious life.
The film is considered to be the best in China's disaster films, there is nothing to blame in terms of special effects acting skills, and the ending is moderate, that is, after the protagonist puts the bomb, there is no immediate escape, there is a deliberate idea of dedication, and then in the girlfriend's crying and then burst out to escape, some blunt.
The Hero was always fearless in the face of life and death, fighting for the love of him and the people he loved.
However, the brilliance of this film lies in the lines; in the face of disaster, the Westerners' approach is Noah's Ark, while our Chinese is to reclaim the sea and move the mountains. The home can be rebuilt, man must live; man is rich, and if man has nothing, he has nothing.