Describe your least favourite movie.

My least favourite movie was a disaster film called The Last Tunnel. I watched it last winter at home, on television, with my cousin. We had planned to watch a funny film, but it wasn’t available, so we chose this one because the story sounded exciting.

It was about a group of passengers who became trapped in a train tunnel after an earthquake. They tried to find a way out while the tunnel was filling with water. There were also several scenes showing their families waiting outside. I thought the story was easy to follow, and the actors were not bad, but many parts felt slow.

I watched it with my cousin, who usually enjoys disaster films. We talked a little during it, but we still watched until the end because we wanted to know what happened. My cousin liked the ending, but I didn’t. The movie was my least favourite because it was too long and not very exciting. Some scenes were repeated, and I did not feel worried for the characters. I wouldn’t choose to watch it again.

Honestly, the least favourite film I’ve watched was a disaster movie called The Last Tunnel. I saw it last winter at home, on TV, with my cousin. We’d meant to put on a comedy, but we couldn’t find one we both wanted to watch, so we picked this because the plot sounded tense.

It follows a group of passengers whose train gets stuck underground after an earthquake. Water starts pouring into the tunnel, and they have to work out how to reach the exit while their families wait above ground. The basic idea had potential, and I could picture how frightening that situation would be. There were also scenes of relatives trying to get information, which could have made the story more emotional.

My cousin, who’s usually keen on disaster films, watched it with me from beginning to end. We made a few comments while it was on, but neither of us wanted to stop halfway because we were curious about the ending. My cousin thought it was satisfying; I found it predictable.

What put me off was the slow pacing. The film repeated the same kind of argument and rescue attempt several times, so the danger stopped feeling real. Even though the actors did a reasonable job, I never became attached to the passengers. If the story had been shorter and given the characters more distinct personalities, I might have enjoyed it. As it was, it felt long rather than suspenseful, and I wouldn’t watch it again.