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If it had been any other cartoon character, this episode would have been a disaster.
This movie tackled closure, which is probably the hardest part of grieving, especially after a disaster.
I will never again be able to watch a disaster on the news, without thinking about this film.
But by involving the residents, rescuers, medical examiners, and even the media, it broke away from the usual corny disaster movies.
I could go on and on about why this movie should have been different, but I will tell you the biggest disaster.
A natural disaster?
There are also the usual "all star cast" regulars, like Ernie Borgnine and Red Buttons, who only help make this a disaster film cliché, as well as a disaster film disaster.
Also the stupidity of climbing a precarious cliff and leaning way out holding a shaky rock on the most narrow ledge of the climb not even halfway up to wave your cell phone around is begging for disaster.
To fully appreciate how awful an idea this is you need only imagine a Star Wars sequel in which the action is suddenly set in present day Earth for reasons of plot convenience or a second instalment of Titanic in which it's revealed that Jack and Rose are actually time-travellers and are thus able to prevent the disaster and save all their friends.
Sean Connery is the lead and the supporting cast includes a particularly bad Natalie Wood as a Russian interpreter, Brian Keith as a Russian needing her services, Karl Malden, Martin Landau, and Henry Fonda (proving again his chronic need to appear in all the really BAD disaster movies of the 70s...ROLLERCOASTER, CITY ON FIRE, TENTACLES).
Leaves out the start where the guy is brining the stuff over on the Titanic the night of the disaster, and locks himself in the vault.
My winter vacation had already been planned when, one Monday evening in February 1982, I saw "SST: Disaster in the Sky" (one of its other names).
A story where 2 high school kids emerge from what they think was an underground train wreck to find a natural disaster has decimated the entire countryside.
Hilariously advertised as a love story between Paul Newman and Jacqueline Bisset, this low-brow disaster movie really concerns an erupting volcano and the South Pacific island resort in its path.
With the small shot of a simple sea mine floating in the water transforming into a classic 1950s explosion with horrific screams of passengers, Sale again reminds you that this is not going to be a typical Hollywood disaster film.
But if nothing else even if Continuum is as much of a disaster as Ark of Truth at least it will show consistency and that is worthy of good mention I suppose.
The protagonist, looking for the success, has a lot of difficulties, expending money, time, energy, and all is a disaster.
didn't like it at all was not what i expected it ruined a classic and the story was way off as the Iggy's dad was not the mayor and it was in fact Mrs Claus who went to mother nature not Santa himself and the characters were all wrong it did not have one good point in the who thing they even managed to ruin the snow miser and heat miser songs it was a major disaster i changed the channel and never went back too see it may now Hollywood will leave well enough alone but I'm not holding my breath anyways it was a waste of air time some might find it amusing but i did not and it was awful hopefully it will never air again but I'm not holding my breath on that one either
Thankfully the public stood away from this disaster.
It takes place after a nuclear disaster.
Throw in some bad acting, a lack of logic, and a twist out of left field and you've got a recipe for disaster.
Unfortunately, the film of Quine is, sadly, a disaster: a comedy without grace, very boring and it is a pity that such a talented director fall so low in this movie: it is very difficult to complete the vision of this film.
Every possible cliché for a disaster movie, you would think that someone would say "But wait, that's been done."
Almost everything about Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold is a complete and total disaster.
This is a poor remake of Irwin Allens poor disaster movie Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea.
Just one more thing:Joan Hickson is THE definite Marple.She was absolutely perfect in the part,in the same way that David Suchet is perfect as Poirot.That said,I must point out that I actually enjoy Geraldine McEwan as Marple;she's not my favorite,she's not perfect,but she's a wonderful actress and thoroughly enjoyable to watch as the old spinster from St Mary Mead - and her performance is the only reason I'm giving this disaster area 3 stars,and not the 0 it deserves.
Bad acting from one person only doesn't necessary make a movie a total disaster, but when just EVERYTHING ELSE also are as horrible as they can be, then we have a movie that never should've been made.
Not a masterpiece but not the disaster I heard it was--for instance the previous Hawn-Martin movie "Housesitter" was much worse.
There may be a halfway decent film trying to wriggle out of this mess, but as with another British disaster movie (of the unintentional kind), Crush, this film is killed by a ropy screenplay and some horribly two-dimensional characterisation.
This is one of several movies that surely inspired the 1980 Jim Abrahams-David Zucker-directed disaster movie spoof Airplane!.
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