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Movie Reviews of 10.5
Movie Review: gift for husband
Summary: 5 Stars
We have not seen the DVD yet, but we saw part of it on the TV and look forward to seeing the whole movie.Movie Review: 10.5
Summary: 5 Stars
Really like this movie and its sequeal 10.5 apocalypse.
One of the best earthquake movies I've seen
Movie Review: 10.5
Summary: 5 Stars
Really enjoyed this movie. It's a very good family movie with on the edge of your seat action!!Movie Review: 10.5
Summary: 5 Stars
i saw this movie and i liked a lot if you like movies like that you might like
charlene
Movie Review: 8.5 out of 10.5
Summary: 4 Stars
Watching this a second time, two things struck me:
1) It didn't have the usual 5 soap stories going on, the stock everybody characters, but mainly one that was nice and concise, with the ever reliable John Schneider, and his daughter, and less the wife. plus a bit of a couple of others. So, main characters were the Earthquake experts, and the ideal President, with their everincreasing dilemma.
2) The best time to watch this is after a C grade movie that left me wanting, lacking tension (mine was Fire Serpent). In contrast 10.5 was good and clever. It always had tension with always something going on. Despite a gaping but entertaining fault or two, ha. But who hasn't got faults?
Well ok, 3 then) And this film can technically be classed as science fiction - meaning it's about science but a fantasy. No problem with an unreal event then. IF it is. And it's easy to ignore the main problem that the budget seemed to have run out at the end, with neverending scenes of people running about in varous modes of slow mo, go mo, jerk mo (18 frames p/s), and stop sound, in the earthquaking desert. That was the most disappointing part of the film, that part of the climax.
3) Once again, it showed me the viewer's attitude or state can change a movie experience. A factor rarely read in our stars.