Well, The Days brings the one of the most disastrous nuclear incident in the world - Fukushima Daiichi Nuclear Disaster into our screens. I am quite interested on one of the most disastrous incidents in human history so I watched it.

When compared to Fukushima 50 (that one is rather short to describe in detail as it is a movie), The Days simply has more and longer time to tell the story, the information of the incident in depth, and the possible horror that can be result in the future.

Imagine that the possible worst scenario - 50 million people will lose their homes, the need of countless companies will need to relocate elsewhere in the worst scenario can cause chaos and logistics nightmare in the country that will continue in many years to come...

It was lucky that everything is in control and we need to thanks the team for made the situation under control with the great teamwork and their restlessness to try to control the situation. There are a lot of fears, sadness, anger and a few light-hearted moment in the story.

I hope that there won't be a third Chernobyl or Fukushima - these incidents are extremely disastrous.