In the notebook I bought for my colleagues in Europe and Asia, there is a movie Armageddon. I generally look down on movies without famous roles. I have nothing to do on Sunday, so I just ordered a little. I didn't expect to see Bruce Willis's familiar face in a few minutes, which aroused my interest and continued to read. ...
Armageddon is a wonderful, exciting and tense sci-fi action film. Description: NASA found a huge meteorite flying towards the earth and will hit the earth in 18 days. In order to prevent the meteorite from causing damage to human beings (the first collision was in the Cretaceous period 65 million years ago), NASA came up with the method of sending people to land on the surface of the meteorite, drilling a hole in the center of the meteorite, and detonating a nuclear bomb to destroy it in space before hitting the earth. Harry, played by Bruce Willis, is the foreman of the oil driller who is in charge of this task. The other hero is not only his subordinate, but also Harry's daughter's boyfriend. In order to complete this training, they all received the training of NASA, and changed from a driller to an astronaut and a rescue hero overnight.
A driller can't be a qualified astronaut in ten days, but he is drilling a hole in a meteorite with extremely bad natural conditions and detonating a nuclear bomb. The director firmly grasped the audience's psychology with this suspense and unfolded the plot step by step. Before the spaceship reached the meteorite in space, the spaceship where Harry's son-in-law was located collided with a small meteorite and crashed. After Harry's spaceship landed, it began to drill holes, but before it reached half the predetermined depth of 800 feet, it triggered a natural gas explosion inside the meteorite. The rig flew into space with the operator and became space junk ... When the earth got the message that the drilling operation failed and prepared to detonate the nuclear bomb by remote control, Harry's son-in-law appeared in the second drilling car.
The drilling operation once again exceeded the established time limit, and the supreme commander on earth once again ordered the detonation of the nuclear bomb. Harry on the meteorite decisively cut off the remote control detonator of the nuclear bomb, overcame all difficulties and continued to drill the hole to 800 feet, successfully putting the nuclear bomb into the center of the meteorite. However, the remote detonator of the nuclear bomb has been damaged, which means that someone must stay on the meteorite, and when others leave by spaceship, they will manually detonate the nuclear bomb and die with the meteorite ... The result of the lottery is Henry's son-in-law.
Henry intends to leave his son-in-law on the spaceship before it takes off. He stood firmly on the meteorite with a nuclear bomb manual detonator, bid farewell to the spaceship and the beautiful earth, detonated the nuclear bomb just before the meteorite entered the earth orbit, and saved the earth and all mankind with his own life. ...
It can be said that this is a science fiction film, but the extinction of dinosaurs makes us clearly know that the collision between meteorites and the earth is inevitable. As a result of the collision, even if human beings are not burned to death by high temperature, they will be swallowed up by the tsunami or unable to survive because of the dust raised after the collision. Then, what are we dissatisfied with when we are still living a good life? There is no war, no disease, no meteorite attack, but there are so many people who are intrigued, greedy and selfish. ...
Revisit a favorite sentence: cherish life and pay attention to health!