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Title: 10.5: Apocalypse (2006– )
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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
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As the fault line advances through America, the lava at the bottom of the fault (which is clearly shown from shots of the fault towards the end of the film) should appear as orange or black (depending on how rapidly it was cooling down on the surface) on satellite images, but in the film, the fault is already full of seawater on the satellite images. See more »Frequently Asked Questions
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scientific credibility, you might think that the producers would have at least done a good job filming this.
Alas, no. The CGI are good for a TV film, which isn't saying much, but the ENTIRE film (virtually every scene) is filmed in that modern, irritating "zoom-o-matic" style of cinematography. In order to lend a sense of action or reality, the camera zooms in or out every few seconds. The whole film looks like Uncle Ernie trying his new 8 mm camera out at Christmas, 1978. I timed one shot of the President's daughter talking to a doctor. It was 8 seconds long and had 5 zooms in it.
A very, very dumb film made very, very poorly.