Credited cast: | |||
Tsuyoshi Abe | ... | Security Guard | |
Todd Allen | ... | Menkees | |
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Sarah Bibb | ... | Teenaged Girl |
Blake Clark | ... | Commander Scott | |
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Sonny D'Angelo | ... | Stevens |
Sarah Dalton | ... | Jamie Crawford | |
Elyssa Davalos | ... | Crying Woman | |
Shea Farrell | ... | Lt. Garrison | |
Sandy Francis | ... | Helen Crawford (as Sandra Francis) | |
Joe Hackett | ... | Young Man | |
Ernest Harden Jr. | ... | Gandry | |
Tommy Hinkley | ... | Pilot | |
Dennis Hopper | ... | Peter Crawford | |
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Jessica Hopper | ... | KEST Reporter |
Finola Hughes | ... | Amy Lowe |
When photographer Jake Lowe gets gets a cryptic message from an old friend, he follows its instructions leading him to a remote research station in the Sierra mountains. After doing some snooping around, he learns a terrible secret: a giant comet will be passing next to the Earth, unleashing earthquakes, volcanoes, meteor strikes and other natural disasters that will destroy the world as we know it. Somehow, Lowe must get the word out and warn people of the coming catastrophe, but even if he succeeds, will it make any difference? Written by Jean-Marc Rocher <rocher@fiberbit.net>
Not another "comet hits the earth" movie I hear you say. Well, it's going to hit the moon, so I suppose it's slightly different this time.
Dennis Hopper is probably the best actor on the planet at playing an egotistical maniac, and as the scientist building his ark in this film he does it well as ever.
However, it's predictable and it's boring. So don't see it!