The movie's visuals are so direct.
It is very clear that, in places unknown to most, there are always people who, for the sake of profit, disregard the life and death of the world and environmental problems, doing things that are no different from those of some people who live a comfortable life.
In the murky seawater, many marine creatures are quietly undergoing mutations.
The starfish grew noticeably sharp teeth, the octopus grew larger, and many creatures accumulated toxins.
Even whale sharks have evolved fangs.
At first, there were only signs, but the gene serum that China was looking for was swallowed by a roaming whale shark, and it mutated in a short time, becoming the terrifying thing it was in the end.
The mastermind behind the organ trade is the same person behind the garbage and sewage treatment plants. When they discovered their scheme had been exposed, they did everything in their power to get rid of Hua Xia and the two high school students.
In the final battle, given the overwhelming strength of the Chinese military, they were exiled at sea by a fishing boat.
They planned to drown the three Chinese men at sea to end it all.
Of course, Hua Xia still had a locator on him, and after contacting his friends, someone came to rescue him.
However, the sea conditions are unpredictable, and there is a tendency for storms to break out.
The plot shouldn't just create oppression; the Chinese have ways to survive, which is to give the audience a moment of relief.
Although I know that the main character is likely to be fine, there is no need to create such a tragedy during the Chinese New Year.
But when you're actually there, your emotions fluctuate with the plot.
It's good to be able to relax a bit.
Before Hua Xia could explain, the genius boy used his knowledge and the data he had gathered from his previous voyage to analyze the direction of the seawater flow.
They also use the degree of seawater pollution, the distribution of garbage and mutated organisms to identify directions.
They actually moved closer and closer to the shore step by step.
However, this dilapidated fishing boat was a dead end prepared for the three of them; how could it possibly have enough fuel to get them back?
"Ah, I knew it! Engines in this world shouldn't run on oil, they should run on water. If they could run directly on seawater, why would they have to worry about running out of fuel?" the boy complained, feeling incredibly frustrated.
Huaxia: "...Very good, we'll wait for you to develop the engine for drinking water."
The melancholy girl: ...Should she cry? Or should she laugh?
Or is it just needless worry about going through the motions?
"What kind of time is this to be making sarcastic remarks!"
"You're too imaginative at school, and the teachers don't let you touch expensive equipment."
The boy remained calm. "Can't you see how composed Sister Hua is? Don't worry, we won't die here."
Girl: ...So, was all that analysis and trying so hard to get back just because you were so bored?
Could it be that her childhood friend, who's a bit of a chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur), is actually a genius?
Hua Xia: "Science, having a spirit of exploration and research is good..."
Just when they were able to relax for a moment, an even more terrifying crisis emerged in the sea: the whale shark had completed its mutation, its eyes now green with a hint of red, clearly indicating something was wrong.
At this moment, the huge waves crashed against the lone fishing boat on the sea, as if carrying the wrath of nature, determined to overturn the three Chinese people.
A new battle has begun, and a new journey to survive has commenced.
The audience's hearts were in their throats again. When was this going to end?
Could they have actually made a tragedy?
If the previous scenes merely showcased the power of naked-eye 3D and demonstrated the passionate and exciting nature of a Chinese kung fu film under high technology, then this final battle truly pushed the special effects to the limit.
It showcased the superior performance of naked-eye 3D in all aspects, vividly interpreting the highest level of "immersive experience".
The terrifying sight of the giant wave engulfing the audience left them speechless.
The terrifying gaping maw of the mutated whale shark delivers an impact that is transmitted to the viewer through the modified seats, allowing them to experience some of the protagonist's feelings.
During the fierce battle, the whale sharks turned the sea red.
No one knows where the genius boy got his conclusion from, but he actually thought that whale shark blood could burn, so he took a fire and set the blood on fire.
The way it burned so fiercely made it seem as if it was burning oil, not blood.
The entire sea surface was engulfed in flames, and the seawater was reflected in a crimson light, like magma erupting from the water. The dazzling and captivating scene created was truly awe-inspiring and unforgettable.
Amidst the flames, the whale shark's massive body, leaping up, resembled a monster ready to devour its prey, easily engulfing the three Chinese individuals.
The battles against marine life on the high seas, coupled with Liu Yun's extensive use of real footage, kept the audience engaged and excited. The fighting styles were also novel, and Yin Tian's skills, honed through years of experience, were also impressive.
So, this final battle lasted for more than twenty minutes, and the audience didn't get bored at all; on the contrary, many felt a strong sense of empathy for the fight.
By the end, everyone was feeling a bit sore and tired.
At the end of the film, after the storm, as dawn breaks, the warships of the Yan Kingdom appear, along with their orderly and reassuring navy.
They went to rescue the three Chinese people. At the same time, the voice-over also introduced the garbage treatment plant and seawater treatment plant that are currently under construction, which can be regarded as a publicity stunt.
This also tells everyone that the country is actively addressing the problem.
It calls on everyone to protect the environment and the ocean as much as possible... This is a sudden, abrupt shift in the narrative, elevating the message from a very low frame rate.
Of course, we also didn't want the audience to feel depressed or heavy-hearted after watching the movie.
Facing nature's retribution, we are working on solving the problem, which is different from having no way to solve it.
When the lights in the theater came on, many people breathed a long sigh of relief.
Before this, no one could have imagined that watching a movie would feel like this.
Why does it feel like I just ran 800 meters?
My whole body feels sore and weak, as if I overdid it during exercise?
Could it be that movie theaters have developed new fitness programs?
The two-and-a-half-hour movie left me incredibly exhausted.
The group took a break and didn't rush to leave, but then people from the next session started coming in.
Seeing this, I thought the movie wasn't over yet!
The few female fans sitting in the middle didn't move, their cheeks flushed, their eyes sparkling, revealing a hint of satisfaction.
"Luckily, I was planning to watch the movie again no matter what, so I bought tickets for the next showing at the same time."
“Let’s not go out. Let’s take another look. We were so surprised that we didn’t get a good look at some of the details.”
"It feels so good, just like the thrill that Director Liu always gives when filming action scenes."
"I'm going to buy some more water. I got so excited that my mouth and throat are so dry."
The group whispered amongst themselves and then split up to carry out their plans.
"Oh, what happened? There were some leftover tickets before, but they're all gone now?"
"Is it because a lot of people are watching?"
"Not only are there more tickets, but we can't wait any longer; even the smallest corners of the tickets are sold out."
The last show was less than 90% full, which is still quite high, but there were still some empty seats.
Clearly, more people are taking a wait-and-see approach.
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