Post Impact (2004) 3.0
After a meteor strike starts a new ice age, a group of survivors tries to find a device that could give mankind new hope Director:Christoph Schrewe |
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Post Impact (2004) 3.0
After a meteor strike starts a new ice age, a group of survivors tries to find a device that could give mankind new hope Director:Christoph Schrewe |
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| Dean Cain | ... |
Capt. Tom Parker
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| Bettina Zimmermann | ... |
Anna Starndorf
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| Joanna Taylor | ... |
Sarah Henley
(as Joanna Clark)
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| Nigel Bennett | ... |
Col. Preston Waters
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| John Keogh | ... |
Klaus Hintze
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Cheyenne Rushing | ... |
Sandra Parker
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Hanns Zischler | ... |
Dr. Gregor Starndorf
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| Dulcie Smart | ... |
President Miranda Harrison
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| Adrienne McQueen | ... |
Sheila Azeal
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Mike Carr | ... |
Captain Michaels
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Irina Alluna | ... |
The Girl
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Atanas Srebrev | ... |
Soldier Tobin
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Ivo Goroskov | ... |
Distribution Leader
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Tyrone Pinkham | ... |
Ellison
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Marianne Stanicheva | ... |
Middle Aged Woman
(as Maria Stancheva)
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Meteor Bay-Leder 7 struck earth on October 18th, 2012. Causing earthquakes, tidal waves, and a dust cloud that soon covered most of the Northern hemisphere, it changed the face of our planet forever. Leaving Russia destroyed, and turning Europe into a snow- covered »death zone«, Bay-Leder 7 was the end of civilization as we know it. For Tom Parker, head of security at the American Embassy in Berlin, it was also the end of all he held dear - having to leave his wife and his daughter in the German capitol, he effectively sentenced them to a cold death. Three years later, most of the survivors have set up shop in the habitable territories in the equator regions. It's a harsh life, with little hope of Earth's climate ever reverting back to normal. When a military command center registers a long forgotten experimental satellite going green, an expedition is set up to find the base from where it is controlled. Halfway across the »death zone« that was once Europe, the expedition's plane is ... Written by Press department Tandem Communications
This definitely is one of the worst movies ever. I still don't know why i watched it all the way through. The acting is poor, the plot/script as well, the special effects are outdated and the movie is just riding on the popularity wave of the "Day after tomorrow". Another noticeable thing is, that Berlin seems to be populated mostly by Americans in the near future and the scientific Research facilities, the Airport and everything else seems to be run by the U.S. Air Force...this is a German/American Co-Production. I would have expected from them to be at least a little bit more accurate.
Don't watch this movie! Go out and rent "The Day After Tomorrow" when it comes out. Until then, your time would be better spent doing anything else but watching this movie 0/10!!