A heart thrilling movie of natural disaster
By kingparker
@kingparker (9673)
United States
January 20, 2013 1:10pm CST
If you have a chance to see this movie "The Impossible", I would highly recommend it. As I watch it last night, it was something I might cry for. During the year of 2004, natural disaster like tsunami in Southeast Asia devastated million of homes, and thousands to thousands of lives were taken. This story was about a family from Europe travel to Thailand and involuntarily taken by tsunami during their staying. Father and mother were taken apart, during their search after surviving the disaster, they finally reunited at the end. It was a heart thrilling movie, and also telling us to treasure our closed ones everyday. When you knew you gotta lost them, you might regret you didn't do enough before.
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8 responses
@jureathome (5361)
• Philippines
27 Jan 13
I saw that movie on DVD. I didn't think it would be that moving. I thought it was a low budget movie. But, I liked it a lot, and even shed some tears, especially that part when the brothers got reunited.
@lynboobsy11 (11343)
• Philippines
21 Jan 13
Hmmm, seems interesting story I will try to look for this movie and watch it.
Thanks for recommending.
@Iriene88 (5343)
• Malaysia
21 Jan 13
Yes, it is a great movie! The movie was written
by the survivor herself, Maria. My family and I watched it on
16th January 2013 and we highly recommend it! It is really worth
the money and time. There is two scenes that really touching and
the tears going to roll off from our eyes. When the father called
home and he burst out crying .... audience can feel how he felt at
that time. Another scene is when the sibling reunited .... it is
one of the best scene! full of emotion, joy and love. We learned
to appreciate our love ones more, live life to the fullest and
do not take things/anyone for granted.
The movie was written
by the survivor herself, Maria. My family and I watched it on
16th January 2013 and we highly recommend it! It is really worth
the money and time. There is two scenes that really touching and
the tears going to roll off from our eyes. When the father called
home and he burst out crying .... audience can feel how he felt at
that time. Another scene is when the sibling reunited .... it is
one of the best scene! full of emotion, joy and love. We learned
to appreciate our love ones more, live life to the fullest and
do not take things/anyone for granted.
@UmiNoor (4522)
• Malaysia
21 Jan 13
I saw this movie a few weeks ago and the first thing that came to my mind is that I will not want to travel to a country that is so backward that the people cannot cope with such a disaster. It was so chaotic at the hospital and I often wonder if the victims may have suffered more being in the hospital.
It's truly an inspiring story and I felt so relieved when the family was finally reunited especially after the father almost lost his two young boys who were just six and four years old, I think.
@Mavic123456 (21893)
• Thailand
21 Jan 13
this is a nice movie. i wish i can watch this. but yes, saying how important one is , is essential.. you would never know what will happen to you or to this person. so make the best and say the best while this person is still around you.
Nice to bring this up.
@ravinskye (8237)
• United States
20 Jan 13
I haven't seen the movie yet but the previews looked good. It does seem like it would be a really emotional movie. It was based on a true story wasn't it? I'd like to see it soon but I'll probably not get to see it till it comes out to rent.
@iluvusabado (2560)
• Philippines
20 Jan 13
our neighbor had this movie and she recommended it to me. is this a hollywood movie? who are the stars in the movie?
