I would like to watch a few major American disaster movies and introduce them to you.

The most classic disaster movie: "Tornado"

Starring: Helen Hunt, Bill Paxton Introduction: The largest tornado in Oklahoma is brewing, two A group of meteorological scientists who study tornadoes are gearing up to unravel the mysteries of tornadoes. Joan Harting leads university researchers with outdated equipment to compete with Juna with advanced equipment...

The most expensive disaster movie: "Titanic"

Starring: Leonardo DiCaprio ·DiCaprio, Kate Winslet

Introduction: In 1912, the luxury ship "Titanic" collided with an iceberg and sank. This shipwreck was considered one of the top ten disasters in the 20th century. one. In 1985, the sunken remains of the "Titanic" were discovered in the North Atlantic. American explorer Lovett personally dived to the bottom of the sea and saw a painting on the wall of the cabin...

The most unforgettable shot: Jack and Rose stood on the bow of the ship, making the classic move of flying against the sea breeze. .

Comment: The film cost more than 200 million US dollars, making it the most expensive film at the time. Its miraculously unprecedented blockbuster made it a symbol of Hollywood at the end of the 20th century. As a result, director Cameron climbed to the top of the world's commercial movies and became famous in history. The most touching thing in the film is undoubtedly the life-and-death love between Jack and Rose.

The most frightening disaster movie: "Comet Hits the Earth"

Starring: Robert Duvall, Morgan Freeman Introduction: At the Richmond Astronomical Laboratory in Virginia Here, 14-year-old Leo Badman accidentally discovered an unknown comet, which was later confirmed by scientists to be a comet that could cause devastating damage to the earth...

The most unforgettable scene : In the escape scene on Fifth Street in New York, more than 2,000 actors and 200 animals ran together, which was very spectacular.

Comments: The panic and shock this film brings to the audience is unprecedented. This will be a disaster facing all mankind. The spectacle of a comet colliding with Jupiter on Earth's doorstep in July 1994 was enough to make people believe that the catastrophe in the film was really possible.

The most standard disaster film: "The City on Fire"

Starring: Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Hickey

Introduction: A major earthquake caused the deep A volcano hidden deep underground in Los Angeles erupts, and the hot magma flows into densely populated areas. A tragedy that destroys the city and kills people is about to happen...

The most unforgettable shot: flowing magma wantonly in the streets flowed upward and into underground tunnels respectively.

Comment: This film can be used as a model for disaster movies. When to set up, when to be tense, and when to climax, everything is so standardized that it can be used as a book "Quick Disaster Movie Script" .

The most popular disaster movie: "Jurassic Park"

Starring: Sam Neill, Laura Deren, Jeff Goldbrough Mu

Introduction: Grant and Settler are scientists who study ancient animals and plants. One day, billionaire Dr. Hammond found them. It turns out that a large number of scientists under Hammond extracted the genetic genes of dinosaurs from the dinosaur blood condensed in amber from prehistoric mosquitoes, repaired and cultivated them, and actually resurrected the prehistoric giants that had been extinct for 65 million years...

The most unforgettable scene: Dinosaurs escape from the protection net and eat people in the park.

Comment: The film was the world's most popular film that year. Because it introduced the most advanced computer animation technology, dinosaurs that had been extinct for hundreds of millions of years were resurrected on the big screen, and it set off a global wave of dinosaur movies. upsurge.

The most world-changing disaster movie: "Jaws" Starring: Roy Scheide

De, Robert Shaw Introduction: A huge man-eating great white shark attacks Albania during the peak tourist season. On Miti Island, the police chief was ordered to eradicate man-eating sharks, along with a young biologist and an alcoholic shark expert. They formed a three-person shark fishing team...

The most unforgettable scene: The short, compact and approaching theme music at the beginning, accompanied by the scene of a shark devouring a female swimmer on a moonlit night beach, pushes the dramatic tension of the suspense thriller to its highest peak.

Comment: This film is Spielberg's famous work that shocked the world. When it premiered, it scared many people away from swimming on the beach. It is one of the best-selling disaster horror films in the history of movies. In the latest list of "One Hundred Movies That Changed the World" by Australia's "Empire" magazine, the film jumped to the top.

The best-selling disaster film with the main theme: "The Storm"

Starring: Li Youbin, Wu Gang, Ning Jing, Zhao Youliang, Pan Yueming Introduction: In the summer of 1998, the Yangtze River floods surged, and the people of Longzui Bay were shocked. The dike suddenly burst, and hundreds of officers and soldiers including Lin Weiqun and the acting company commander were washed away by the flood. More than 10,000 people were besieged by the flood. The situation was extremely critical...

The most unforgettable scene: Lin Weiqun died in the line of duty due to overwork. "Veteran Wei" used his body underwater to block the leakage of the embankment until he died.

Comment: This film takes the 1998 flood relief as the background and outlines a touching image of a group of heroes fighting floods. Director Zhai Junjie changed the old model of "main theme" films and boldly used new techniques that combined high technology and traditional techniques to create shocking and thrilling scenes, which were praised by the audience.

The mainland disaster film with the most stunt scenes: "Polar Rescue"

Starring: Shao Bing, Mok Wenwei Introduction: Pilot Gesang's plane crashed while performing the final rescue mission before the wedding, and the bride Xiang Li endured her grief and stayed in Tibet, where her fiancé was, to continue her work as a doctor. A year later, she and the patient encountered a mudslide on the way to Guge, and their lives were in danger...

The most unforgettable shot: the shot of Shao Bing "hanging" from the helicopter and crashing into the cliff, which made all the audience hold their breath.

Comment: This film has an investment of 20 million yuan and is the first film shot using digital cameras in China. Director Zhang Jianya called the film China's first-class disaster thriller. 60% of the scenes in the film, such as mudslides, sandstorms, and avalanches, use computer stunts and composite lenses. It is the film with the most stunt lenses in the history of domestic films.