What to watch: Horror, courage fuel Camp Fire movie Lost Bus'
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What to watch: Horror, courage fuel Camp Fire movie Lost Bus'
"If you see it, try to experience it on as big a screen as you can find with a killer sound system. Greengrass again gives audiences a full-on sensory experience and it's one that throws us into chaos of a raging, fatal firestorm, and it makes us feel like we're in the thick of it with incredible visual effects, piercing, crackling and snapping sound effects and a jittery docudrama style that keeps us on edge."
"Expect every last nerve to get frayed as wayward school bus driver Kevin McKay (Matthew McConaughey) and teacher Mary Ludwig (America Ferrara) ride through Dante's inferno to deliver 22 elementary school kids to safety. Greengrass charts the fire from its start to its smoldering finish and while that provides white-knuckling action, The Lost Bus avoids being exploitative and serves as evidence of the valor of Cal Fire and other first responders."
Paul Greengrass's The Lost Bus recreates an actual rescue during the 2018 Camp Fire with immersive audiovisual design that plunges viewers into a raging, fatal firestorm. Kevin McKay (Matthew McConaughey) and teacher Mary Ludwig (America Ferrara) drive a wayward school bus through Dante's inferno to deliver 22 elementary students to safety. The film charts the fire from ignition to smoldering finish while honoring the valor of Cal Fire and other first responders. The Lost Bus examines the fire's origins and the role PG&E played. The film echoes Greengrass's earlier jittery docudrama works and is now on Apple TV+.
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