10.5: Apocalypse
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Movie Reviews of 10.5: Apocalypse
Movie Review: Love this movie
Summary: 5 Stars
I was very happy to see I could get this dvd. Loved the movie first time I saw it. Dvd in great condition and vendor ships very quickly. Highly recommend both.Movie Review: Could This Happen?
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a great movie and it makes you stop and think could this really happen? I say yes it could and its slowly getting to that point here on mother earthMovie Review: 10.5 Apocalypse
Summary: 5 Stars
Very good movie. Arrived early enough to give as a Christmas persent. Movie is worth watching.Movie Review: Entertaining
Summary: 4 Stars
Yes, this movie has scientific inaccuracies (just about every disaster movie has some of these) but that doesn't mean this is not an entertaining flick. I've always been a sucker for doomsday/natural disaster movies like 'The Day After Tomorrow' and this movie was no less enjoyable than the others. If you're an expert in science or whatever, shelve your knowledge to enjoy this movie. One of the reasons I love these movies is because of the special effects. Seeing Lake Mead boil and overflow the Hoover Dam was one of the sweet spots in this movie. It's pretty good for a TV movie and a definitely entertaining flick. If you like earthquakes, ever-increasing disaster, great special effects, and the premise of a world that will he changed forever, then you should enjoy this.Movie Review: DOOMSDAY DISASTER
Summary: 4 Stars
This sequel to 10.5 is a disaster freak's dream come true. We get destruction of Hoover Dam; Las Vegas sinks into the sand; Mount Rushmore crumbles, and Houston is dessimated.
While probably not geologically accurate, I found the movie pretty much enjoyable except for the too lengthy rescue sequence in Las Vegas, but the first half and the final third are pretty involving. There are no super star performances, but you get adequate ones from Kim Delaney, Frank Langella, Dean Cain, Oliver Hudson, Beau Bridges and Carlos Bernard. The CGI effects are pretty decent and although some of it is reminiscent of THE POSEIDON ADVENTURE, there have been a lot more disastrous disaster films, so if you're a genre fan, you shouldn't be too disappointed.