《海啸奇迹》英文阅读

Ang Lee, and "Life of Pi" 3D in the central section, is amazing, well worth a visit just for itself. It's in cinema's certificate PG. And we're at sea again but in a horrifying rather than dazzling way for "The Impossible", a film based on the experience of a Spanish family on holiday in Thailand, caught up in the massive tidal wave and aftershocks of the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004. The film is a Spanish production and it's prompted the biggest opening weekend box office take in the country's history. Yet on screen, the family speak English, and appear to be British, with the mother played by Naomi Watts and the father by Ewan McGregor. When the disaster strikes, the mother and one of the sons are swept inland. In the hours and days that follow, the father and the other two boys search for them, sometimes teaming up with other tourists also looking for friends and relatives. At night, they all share stories. Ewan McGregor and Snke Mhring? in "The Impossible". The film's Spanish director Juan Antonio Bayona is best known for a horror film "The Orphanage", and "The Impossible" is certainly terrifying a perfectly realistic evocation of the disaster itself. But we know it must have been terrible. So what is the point of recreating the experience? Ewan McGregor.

I was told about that I was being sent a script about the tsunami and my first impressions were so mixed about whether that was a good idea or is that right? Is it right to make a film about something a disaster like this that happened when so many people lost their lives and I think those are good concerns to have. So as I read it and there suppose those were at the back of my mind, but I was totally convinced by the end that the script was a valid one. The story somehow by focusing on just one family's experience in something terrible like this.