I stopped watching this movie midway, and the reason being is I really thought some of the side characters' acting (family members of the ML) incredibly irritating. There's gotta be a better way to hold yourselves together in a situation of emergency other than crying-screaming. Nope, that didn't sit too well with me. The only reason they needed that many side characters for the family members is for the leads basically to get denied of the helicopter rescue, but other than that I'd argue they're pretty damn useless and can otherwise be easily omitted from the story.

The first hour of the show was the ML singlehandedly trying to reach to the rooftop all by himself so he could finally unlock the exit door from outside (with a lot of suspenseful moments), and the second half is both of them running and climbing buildings while trying to survive (which was an even better suspense).

While watching this I realize that acting is truly a very strenuous physical activity (not that I haven't realized it sooner) and the fact that many of the climbing shoots were done with their bare hands are some of the things I find really impressive about the executional aspects of this movie. They really keep it real as much as possible, which I think is what other viewers meant when they say this movie denies all the cliches of a disaster film.

Definitely a movie highly recommended, and if you were rooting for all the family members, you'd be safe and not feel as irritated as me by the bad/cringey acting.