I'm appalled at the casting, but the destruction looks good.
I was wondering the same thing, so I did a quick google search. It looks like they're specially built ships that could wander the oceans until the storm is over. Modern day Noah's Arks basically.Are the ships space ships? Where the hell would we go?
I was wondering the same thing, so I did a quick google search. It looks like they're specially built ships that could wander the oceans until the storm is over. Modern day Noah's Arks basically.Are the ships space ships? Where the hell would we go?
Emmerich and Bay should team up and make a movie with all possible natural disasters, alien and giant robot invasions, terrorists blowing stuff up and so on occurring at once. No plot - just explosions and destruction.
Looks interesting from a "B-movie" SFX fest POV. The JFK smashing the White House is worth sitting through the rest all on its ownA bit like a soft remake/retelling of When Worlds Collide. Probably catch it on TNT or rent it, can't say I'll go see it in the theaters though; doesn't have the "I must see on the big screen" feel, more of a "Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn making smart ass remarks at the TV" sort of movie.
I was wondering the same thing, so I did a quick google search. It looks like they're specially built ships that could wander the oceans until the storm is over. Modern day Noah's Arks basically.Are the ships space ships? Where the hell would we go?
Yeah, I read a Clive Cussler book where the villain was doing the same basic thing. And of course, Cussler is the Roland Emmerich of action novels.
Definitely a popcorn movie. Who wants to bet that the "scientific" explanation in the movie uses pole shifting?
For some reason people always seem to miss the fact that pole shifting refers to the magnetic poles of the planet reversing. Not the planet itself flipping orientation.![]()
I was wondering the same thing, so I did a quick google search. It looks like they're specially built ships that could wander the oceans until the storm is over. Modern day Noah's Arks basically.Are the ships space ships? Where the hell would we go?
Their other movies have attempts at plots - Emmerich always adds some pointless and stupid family drama, for example ...Emmerich and Bay should team up and make a movie with all possible natural disasters, alien and giant robot invasions, terrorists blowing stuff up and so on occurring at once. No plot - just explosions and destruction.
You mean--their other movies have plots?![]()
Their other movies have attempts at plots - Emmerich always adds some pointless and stupid family drama, for example ...Emmerich and Bay should team up and make a movie with all possible natural disasters, alien and giant robot invasions, terrorists blowing stuff up and so on occurring at once. No plot - just explosions and destruction.
You mean--their other movies have plots?![]()
John Cusack and Amanda Peet seem like weird leads for this kind of movie.
"Mankind's earliest civilization"?
Sigh.
If you check out some of the marketing sites for the movie, it makes the comparison more apt: The IHC-- complete with survivor lottery and White House News Feed-- Planet X to collide with EarthLooks interesting from a "B-movie" SFX fest POV. The JFK smashing the White House is worth sitting through the rest all on its ownA bit like a soft remake/retelling of When Worlds Collide. Probably catch it on TNT or rent it, can't say I'll go see it in the theaters though; doesn't have the "I must see on the big screen" feel, more of a "Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn making smart ass remarks at the TV" sort of movie.
It certainly does look like "When Worlds Collide" - which I had heard Spielberg was supposed to be doing someday. Perhaps this was an attempt to beat Spielberg to the punch?
If you check out some of the marketing sites for the movie, it makes the comparison more apt: The IHC-- complete with survivor lottery and White House News Feed-- Planet X to collide with EarthLooks interesting from a "B-movie" SFX fest POV. The JFK smashing the White House is worth sitting through the rest all on its ownA bit like a soft remake/retelling of When Worlds Collide. Probably catch it on TNT or rent it, can't say I'll go see it in the theaters though; doesn't have the "I must see on the big screen" feel, more of a "Saturday night with a bowl of popcorn making smart ass remarks at the TV" sort of movie.
It certainly does look like "When Worlds Collide" - which I had heard Spielberg was supposed to be doing someday. Perhaps this was an attempt to beat Spielberg to the punch?
Shall we brace for another round of ELECTRICAL SUPERSTORMS?!?
Wasn't that movie out earlyer this year with nic cage? Knowing, was it?Shall we brace for another round of ELECTRICAL SUPERSTORMS?!?I had forgotten about that.
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