Eighty-five people died in the 2018 Camp Fire that consumed the town of Paradise, Calif., but the number could have been higher, if not for the bus driver who shepherded 22 elementary school children through the inferno. Witnessing how close they came to being burned alive and reliving the satisfaction of being reunited with their parents are the key reasons people might want to see real-life disaster movie “The Lost Bus,” but don’t underestimate the draw of movie star Matthew McConaughey. His character may be a real-life hero, but on screen, it feels like he’s the one making sure those kids turn out alright, alright, alright.
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