I think this is one of his better films.
It perfectly encapsulates Dwayne Johnson movies.
It's completely unrealistic and absurd.
His burdens are always so heavy.
Yet, only he can rise above and save others, his family and most importantly himself.
San Andreas gives Dwayne plenty of moments to look cool while shouldering the weight of world behind a cold smoulder.
I was running out of patience. A dumb cop does dumb things to barely scrape through dumb circumstances.
It takes a bit to get to the real inciting incident, and you're hoping for things to get juicy from there, but it doesn't.
It's all too contrived, too convenient, too convoluted to be interesting.
This feels like an OG Babylon 5 episode: Sheridan still ponders his problems alone instead of communicating properly, Franklin is still a know-it-all and Zathras is still Zathras. But there are some big criticisms...
The big problem is the pacing; it's all over the place. There are moments that drag on forever, and moments that go by so quickly you don't have time to digest what's happening. It makes a relatively simple plot seem confusing and random (even though it's…
