Compare And Contrast Essay On San Andreas

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The film San Andreas was directed by Brad Peyton. The film is about a statewide earthquake that’s hitting the state of California. Dwayne Johnson plays as Ray Gaines, a rescue helicopter pilot for the Los Angeles Fire Department, who is trying to search for his daughter in San Francisco during the pandemonium. Together with his ex-wife, they journeyed to San Francisco to save their daughter. I think that this movie is awesome because it may serve as a lesson for us to prepare for an unexpected disaster that may occur anytime. It is a good movie and a nice wake up call for everyone. I think that the movie is great because of its realistic cinematography. In my opinion, the movie is satisfying because I have found the ending that I was expecting

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