& # 39; Skyscraper & # 39; criticism: How to make Hollywood blockbuster 101

Several thousand feet above the ground, a man escapes from an adjacent tower crane, rushing into the air and crushes it into a neighboring skyscraper . This man uses duct tape as suction cups to scale this same building. He also fights unarmed cops, escapes high-speed pursuit and manages to enter a burning building to save his family

Incredible and Incredible Things Will Sawyer, the protagonist of Skyscraper (Dwayne's The Rock & Johnson), goes on in his latest film. Oh, and did I mention that he's physically disabled, losing a leg during a mission that went wrong? Yes, he drinks easily in some cases and manages to stumble very well when he needs to, such as riding the tower crane more than a thousand feet in the air and running on a thin surface to make that jump. This Hollywood blockbuster movie is 101: atrocious stunts and a sappy plot about the love of your family. Imagine a film by Karan Johar with action and thrills.

Sawyer is a former FBI agent who has been badigned to oversee the security of the tallest tower ever built in Hong Kong. But before this building can open its doors to residents, unforeseen circumstances make Sawyer a man hounded by the police. At the same time, his family is in danger when the structure is engulfed in uncontrollable flames.

As it is obvious, the premise of Skyscraper is quite stretched. In addition, a suspension of disbelief is imperative to avoid sneering during the daring acrobatics of Rawson director Marshall Thurber. But in the end, this inevitable and heavy panting will creep when Sawyer's hand slips on a balustrade and it will swing thousands of feet in the air. We know that he will not fall and well, he also knows that he will not fall. A happy ending is guaranteed. But Skyscraper is the equivalent of a Bollywood masala film where you leave the logic well shut up but also whistle that nervous breath when the indestructible hero stumbles. And finally go home with a feeling of closure because after all, nothing you could not expect could happen.