Being the third movie in the Norwegian disaster trilogy, and having enjoyed the previous ones, i had high hopes for this movie, and it surely delivered.
The story is easy to follow, even predictable at points, but it's visually impressive, with great production value (the oil rigs, the equipment, the real underwater robot thingie, etc), especially in comparison to the previous ones.
As for the cast, they do a good job as a whole, and there really isn't a weak point. The actors portraying "William Lie" and "Berit" would be my highlights. Amazing acting.
An enjoyable experience, and the only aspect i would have liked explored a bit more was about the aftermath of the rescue, of having someone die sacrificing himself in order to save another. Would have made for an interesting conflict.
Anyway, solid movie, had fun watching.
The story is easy to follow, even predictable at points, but it's visually impressive, with great production value (the oil rigs, the equipment, the real underwater robot thingie, etc), especially in comparison to the previous ones.
As for the cast, they do a good job as a whole, and there really isn't a weak point. The actors portraying "William Lie" and "Berit" would be my highlights. Amazing acting.
An enjoyable experience, and the only aspect i would have liked explored a bit more was about the aftermath of the rescue, of having someone die sacrificing himself in order to save another. Would have made for an interesting conflict.
Anyway, solid movie, had fun watching.