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Firestorm: Last Stand at Yellowstone (2006)When a freakishly hot summer at Yellowstone National Park creates the perfect conditions for the largest forest fire in American History... Look out! Director:John Lafia |
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Clay Harding
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Richard Danville
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Annie Calgrove
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Scott Clark
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Riley Henson
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Margaret Sheldon
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Malcom Levine
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Willis Lee
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Sean Ellis
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Wes Cash
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Valerie Danville
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Nikki Danville
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Jim
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Alex Corr | ... |
Chris
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Maya
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When a freakishly hot summer at Yellowstone National Park creates the perfect conditions for the largest forest fire in American History... Look out! Written by Anon
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The cast was nice looking. That is why I didn't give it a 1. Being a firefighter for 35 years I could not conceive that this movie ever made it through production. There must not have been any technical advice from the National Park Service, National Interagency Fire Center, or any legitimate wild land fire fighting organization. I can not give you the policies and safety requirements that must be met before a firefighter goes on the ground, but it is for sure that this movie misrepresented many of those critical factors. The Park Service would never wait for a fire to reach a half a million acres before it asked for help. I am not going to belabor the whole pointlessness of this movie. The production staff never applied special effects as they are in a real situation. That may have been on purpose for sensationalism, but it tends to give the wrong information. A lack of research evidently. Some of the footage of real forest fires was shown and it did not show lots flame because it is covered by smoke. That is true. The bad special effects showed large tracks of land in 100 foot flames and no smoke. I don't know about the underlying scenario of lack of federal funding, but why should I believe that in a movie so heavily laden if other falsehoods.