10.5: Apocalypse (TV 2006) 4.0
A massive earthquake creates a chain of events that threaten two of the largest nuclear reactors. Director:John LafiaWriter:John Lafia |
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10.5: Apocalypse (TV 2006) 4.0
A massive earthquake creates a chain of events that threaten two of the largest nuclear reactors. Director:John LafiaWriter:John Lafia |
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| Kim Delaney | ... | ||
| Dean Cain | ... |
Brad Malloy
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| David Cubitt | ... | ||
| Oliver Hudson | ... |
Will Malloy
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| Garcelle Beauvais | ... |
Natalie Warner
(as Garcelle Beauvais-Nilon)
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| Carlos Bernard | ... |
Dr. Miguel Garcia
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| Carly Pope | ... |
Laura Malloy
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| Barbara Eve Harris | ... | ||
| Peter Outerbridge | ... |
Alec Becker
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| John Cassini | ... | ||
| Melissa Sue Anderson | ... |
First Lady Megan Hollister
(as Melissa Anderson)
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| Tamara Hope | ... | ||
| Mark Camacho | ... |
Russ the Poker Player
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| Tyrone Benskin | ... |
Jackson the Bartender
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| Frank Langella | ... |
Dr. Earl Hill
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Another massive 10.5 quake tears apart the West Coast, threatening to turn the American landscape into a hellish wasteland. Seismologist Samantha Hill sees an even greater threat: an ever-widening fault line that's heading straight for the country's two largest nuclear reactors. If a meltdown occurs, millions will die. Samantha and the American president agree only one man can help them-the scientist who predicted this terrifying natural disaster years before-Samantha's own father, Dr. Earl Hill, now counted as a possible casualty of a massive Las Vegas quake. Together with a crack rescue team including Brad and Will, Samantha must find her father and stop the fault from slicing uncontrollably toward millions of people and the ultimate nuclear apocalypse. Written by Echo Bridge Home Entertainment
The camera zooming back and forth was probably the single most irritating aspect of this disastrous disaster movie, that was even worse than the one before it. How actors with the talent of Kim Delaney and Frank Langella got roped into this pathetic film is bewildering. Scientifically it was atrocious.
The special effects were even worse, if that's possible, than the script and the direction.
I suspect that like Sharon Lawrence, who after leaving NYPD, got stuck in the equally tacky disaster flick 'Atomic Twister', Kim probably hopes that her participation in both these films will be quickly forgotten.
The part 1 was so bad it was funny, which is why we decided to watch the part 2 but part 2 didn't even manage to rise to the level of 'so bad it's funny', it was just pathetic.
This film may deserve a score of minus 1.