The Impossible(2012)
An emotionally harrowing disaster movie based on the true story of a family's struggle for survival in the aftermath of a huge Tsunami.
Certificate
Age group12+ years
Duration108 mins
- Isabelle, 13
- 5 reviews
The Impossible is a thrillingly stomach twisting movie centred around the true story of the 2004 Boxing-day tsunami, and the real experiences of the Belón family (Bennett family in film). The story shows the impacts Tsunamis have on lower income countries, such as Thailand, and is very educational. The movie also has an amazing cast, with actors such as Tom Holland, Naomi Watts, and and Ewan Mcgregor. Overall, it is an emotional movie i would reccomend.
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