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Volcano: Fire on the Mountain (TV 1997)A USGS scientist attempts to convince his boss and the residents of Angel Falls, California that a nearby volcano is about to erupt. Director:Graeme Campbell |
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Kelly Adams
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Corben
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Beth
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Bill Webb
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Sheryn
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Dr. Osborne
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Steven Halpern
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A USGS scientist attempts to convince his boss and the residents of Angel Falls, California that a nearby volcano is about to erupt. Written by Murray Chapman <muzzle@cs.uq.oz.au>
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Rated PG for disaster action and peril, and mild language | See all certifications »Parents Guide:
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23 February 1997 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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I'm a critic but a very strange one. Some movies click to me and some don't, but "Volcano : Fire on the Mountain" pleased me all the way. Dante's Peak was too slow, Volcano was too unreal, but Volcano : Fire on the Mountain combined a little of both and got a great TV movie. The acting is no better than any other natural disaster film and the special effects are excellent! I just wish other made for TV films could be this good.