I have never been able to accept this need for thumping drums and ear piercing music used to over dramatise events in a film.
I applaud the rescuers, as this is a true, real life occurrence. But who the hell are these people who make documentaries using loud thumping nonsensical music. Ruined the whole demeanour of the documentary intent.
UPDATE: I have never seen such a coordinated, amalgamation of people with such commitment to rescuing fellow human beings. The rescuers literally put their lives on the line to save others, in what was a seriously dangerous situation. This literally filled me with positivism for the good in people. Every rescuer should receive a medal. The British guys and Ivan and his pal should get the highest awards withe the Doctor Lt Colonel given every possible award and recognition. My faith in people received a major bolt of energy watching this precision panned team work of heroes.
UPDATE: I have never seen such a coordinated, amalgamation of people with such commitment to rescuing fellow human beings. The rescuers literally put their lives on the line to save others, in what was a seriously dangerous situation. This literally filled me with positivism for the good in people. Every rescuer should receive a medal. The British guys and Ivan and his pal should get the highest awards withe the Doctor Lt Colonel given every possible award and recognition. My faith in people received a major bolt of energy watching this precision panned team work of heroes.
