Hearafter: Clint Eastwood's best, I do not think so.

Let's see this is my first review, so here goes. 

Clint Eastwood -- high expectations, I think too high.   The opening scenes were heart pounding.  Man versus nature, no contest.  Visually I found the moving appealing.  But there  was a calmness/flatness that settled in after the Tsunami scene like the roller coaster ride was over, and it was.  I found myself getting exasperated with the plodding movement of the story.  Started thinking of the errands I needed to run.  The serendipitous bringing of the three main characters together from their respective geographic locations though plausible and well executed was pretty unsatisfying because at this point I thought now, now  the hook, the moment that is going to make we walk out of theater glad I came. I did not happen for me.  I went to see the movie because of the subject matter  and here in my opinion was the letdown -- nothing new, nothing bold, just the same vague, hazy offerings, the usual stuff.  In the end, for me it was just another boy meets girl story. 

Would I go out of my way to see it again.  No, I would not.