It was eye rolling from the start, with the first completely unrealistic "accident" and just went downhill from there. Each "catastrophe" got more ridiculous. Every character was one dimensional and the fractured family saved by getting together in the face of the deaths of millions, a tired overused trope, was especially nauseating.
I don't know who were the lost people giving this movie a 10, minus ten is more like it. Did they work on the film? Lame. CGI, and not even good CGI, doesn't make a good movie. Especially one that has a shamefully weak script. It wouldn't matter how good the CGI was, it couldn't have saved this horrible mess.
Review of San Andreas
