- H. Perry Horton(screenplay)
- Richard Schenkman(screenplay)
- Stars
- H. Perry Horton(screenplay)
- Richard Schenkman(screenplay)
- Stars
- H. Perry Horton(screenplay)
- Richard Schenkman(screenplay)
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- TriviaThe scenes with military were partially shot in an actual military base and airport in Szolnok, Hungary.
- GoofsRyan has a giant hail stone blast him off his feet and when his sister helps him up there is no trace of any giant hail stones. Also unbelievable that she kicks one out of the air so it doesn't smash Ryan in the face.
- Quotes
Ryan Foster: I wonder when that cloud is going to reach us?
Taryn Foster: Hopefully not until dad and what's her name get here.
Ryan Foster: Lacey.
Taryn Foster: Whatever. Okay, so we have four... No, five stops until we get to Gala Dulles. Then we got to take a bus to the airport? Or should we just take a train?
[Ryan Foster gets distracted by a woman walking by him]
Taryn Foster: Ryan! Hello? Ryan? It's like the freaking end of the world coming. Can you stop being a perv long enough to pay attention?
Ryan Foster: There is nothing perverted about admiring a beautiful woman.
Taryn Foster: It is when you do it to every single woman that walks by.
Ryan Foster: It's Paris. You know? I mean the whole reason I'm going to Grad school here is to experience another culture.
Taryn Foster: Right. And I thought it was cause every single woman in America shot you down.
Ryan Foster: Anyway, it's probably not the end of the world. It's just an ash cloud. It's like when that I in gen fur. whatever how you pronounce it, went off years back they just cancelled some flights and that was the end of it.
Taryn Foster: Do you think it'll affect Dad's flight?
Ryan Foster: Let's hope not. Man you know, I really got to visit that thing. Before I graduate.
[Points to the Eiffel Tower]
Taryn Foster: What? You haven't been to the Eiffel Tower? Oh my God, Ryan, what is wrong with you? Such a loser.
Ryan Foster: You know Taryn, you really might consider being nicer to me. You really think that Mom and Dad would have let you transfer to the Parson's program here if I wasn't already in Paris? Their little girl. All alone in the foreign country. No way. Especially with your history.
Taryn Foster: I don't need a baby sitter. I'm fine. In fact, I'm doing great.
Ryan Foster: So glad to hear it.
Taryn Foster: That's why I want to get to the airport. Not on time, but early. I want dad to see that I'm not this little girl anymore. And this semester has matured me.
Ryan Foster: So he'll pony up for the summer session?
Taryn Foster: I just want him to be proud of me. Even though he is midlife crisising.
Ryan Foster: Ah Taryn?
Taryn Foster: What? The ink is not even dry on the divorce and he runs off and marries some random chick.
Ryan Foster: Mom left him! What do you want him to do? Sit around crying and apologizing for the rest of his life?
Taryn Foster: Yeah. Sounds about right. How many nights did Mom spend crying and alone?
Ryan Foster: The guy's a pilot, of course he's going to have to... You know what? We're not doing this. You and I are not gonna have our little version of the same fight Mom and Dad had for 20 years. They divorced. Dad remarried.
Taryn Foster: Yeah, some chick he knew five minutes who's my age. That's gross.
Ryan Foster: She's older.
Taryn Foster: Still.
Ryan Foster: Well, we are still doing all right on time. They probably haven't hit England yet, so...
Taryn Foster: Alright, I just don't wanna take any chances. You know how Dad is about punctuality. If we're late we're grounded... For life.
Ryan Foster: For life.
- ConnectionsSpin-off Apocalypse Pompeii (2014)
I don't watch a lot of low-budget movies, so I found myself fascinated by how cheaply they were able to tell their story. Other movies spend millions showing the effects of an earthquake. In this movie the camera shook and the actors fell down. There were a lot of earthquakes and a lot of falls. To show they effects of the falling ash from the volcanoes, they put the actors in a car, sprinkled what appeared to be clumps of laundry detergent on the window and then sprayed the windshield with a lot of water while the windshield wipers spread the detergent back and forth. As the climate suddenly cooled the actors began rubbing their arms with their hands and remarking how cold it was. And they filmed a car in a location with a minor snow storm.
Now I watched this movie on Netflix. It cost me practically nothing, probably not much more than the movie cost to produce. And it was worth every penny I spent and more.,
- davcramer
- Jan 13, 2014
Details
- 1 hour 29 minutes