An earthquake reaching a 10.5 magnitude on the Richter scale, strikes the west coast of the U.S. and Canada. A large portion of land falls into the ocean, and the situation is worsened by aftershocks and tsunami.
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Title: 10.5 (2004)
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The West coast of Northern America suffers an unprecedented series of major earthquakes in a matter of days, puzzling seismologists, including Dr. Jordan Fisher's team. His maverick assistant Samantha Hill comes up with a theory, which they confirm on site, that a deep tectonic rift links them and is likely to sink most of California into the Pacific. The only imaginable countermeasure are subterranean nuclear explosions. Three succeed, one rather causes a new problem. Meanwhile federal and other authorities as well as various people wrestle with side-effects like landslides and cope with a huge refugees exodus. Written by KGF Vissers
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The Day The Earth Would Not Stand Still. See more »Parents Guide:
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[Amanda kneels down and cries]
Clark Williams: Amanda!
[Then her father breaks the sunroof of the truck with his flashlight and sticks out his arm]
Amanda Williams: Dad! Dad I'm coming! Dad, Dad! Dad I've got you! Dad come on! I'm right here! Dad! Dad come here I've gotcha you! Come on come on hurry! Dad don't leave me again!
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The filmmakers never received permission to use the trademarked name "Space Needle." In order to circumvent this, it is spelled "Spaceneedle" when it appears in the film. See more »Goofs
When Dr. Samantha Hill and FEMA Director Roy Nolan are placing the warheads at the six sites for detonation, the computer screen identifying the geographical location of the Washington State warhead actually has the Washington State warhead being placed and detonated in Oregon. See more »Quotes
Amanda Williams: Dad! No! Dad! Dad where are you? Dad I can't find you! Please no no dad! Dad! No come on Dad please! Dad don't do this dad! Dad please! Dad where are you?[Amanda kneels down and cries]
Clark Williams: Amanda!
[Then her father breaks the sunroof of the truck with his flashlight and sticks out his arm]
Amanda Williams: Dad! Dad I'm coming! Dad, Dad! Dad I've got you! Dad come on! I'm right here! Dad! Dad come here I've gotcha you! Come on come on hurry! Dad don't leave me again!
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2 May 2004 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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$20,000,000 (estimated)Company Credits
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Ouch. This was painful to watch. I am fascinated with humans trying to overcome potential disasters, i.e. Armageddon, Deep Impact and Twister. However, this disaster movie was a disaster. The guy riding from the space needle and the train getting engulfed by the fissure were ridiculous. I kept hoping there would be a change in plot that would make this better, but it kept getting worse. So much was just not believable. To me it was like watching most people on American Idol. It was so bad, it was fascinating. The other funny thing was nobody had a good relationship at the start of the movie. All the main characters that had relationships were having a rough go of it. Doesn't ANYONE have a good relationship anymore?