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[GREENLAND] 2020

"A family struggles for survival in the face of a cataclysmic natural disaster."

[ubasjuice reviews]

One of the best end of the world-disaster films I've watched. It's about a planet-killer sized asteroid hurdling towards Earth and no one was ready for it.

Gerard Butler was, as always, did a perfect job here, he displayed fear, desperation, and dread of what was to come; every emotion he had was portrayed yet still able to put up that "protector" vibe for his family. The mother's (Morena Baccarin) performance was very moving, more so on the part of the abduction, as a parent, I could feel her screams of pain and loss. It was gut-wrenching and wouldn't want to wish it on my worst enemy.

The series of disasters shown was one after the other, from big giant earthquakes opening up the ground, to flaming shards of asteroids raining down upon them, I could only imagine what it felt like getting hit from behind with one of those. Aside from natural disasters occuring all around them, they also had to deal with desperate people as well, it's kill or be killed, and honestly, it's brutally accurate when the time comes.

It affected me emotionally with the people/relatives that were involved. Specially the abduction part, that really got to me.

The way they showed the scale of the disaster was not as large as how they did it in "2012", this was mostly shown from their perspective, some aerial shots, but not as large of a scale.

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The only thing I would comment on was the ending, when they came out of the bunkers, won't the radiation level be still high..? (Unless they indicated how long they were in there and I just didn't hear it.)

Realistische Clipart eines Geschirrspülers, hohe Auflösung