"Deepwater Horizon 2: The Aftermath" will Never Be Made

Rating: 7/10 (6 March 2017)

The Tragic, Disastrous Destruction of the Oil Rig called "Deepwater Horizon" is what is on Display here with Technically Fuzzy Details and a Lot of Fury and Incomprehensible Jargon. As an Action Flick it Delivers with Expert Film-Making Techniques that puts the Audience in the Flame Frame and Pumps the Adrenaline.
But the Movie Abandons, not even a mention, of the Big Picture. The Ecological Impact of the Environment and the Folks that are still Feeling the Pain along the Gulf Coast. It's an Omission that is Truly Puzzling.
Yes, it tells the First Half of the Story with Emotion and Energy, but the Lingering Repercussions are Absent Any Thought as the Post Eulogy Credits roll.
This Fiery Film Explores the initial Eleven Fatalities well and the Explosions Feel Real and the Heroism of the Crew is Never in doubt. This is a Hollywood way of Reminding without much Reconsideration of Cause and Effect. It's almost like BP in a Fashion. The Bottom Line Wins when Decisions are Formulated.
Don't Think Too Much or Rock the Boat. For Corporate Filmmakers a Bad Decision is usually Fixed with the Next Film. For the Oil Companies a Bad Decision can lead to a Devastating "Real Life" Disaster that could, Arguably, Never be Fixed.