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2012 (2009)
Posted on 2009/11/15 | 13 Comments2012 delivers some of the biggest, most spectacularly over-the-top destruction sequences ever committed to film. -
![Meanwhile, I came across news about an upcoming disaster movie called Ice, based on a 1970’s novel by James Follett. What caught my attention was the fact that Sam Neill […]](http://media.disastermovieworld.com/2009/11/ice-115x115.jpg "Ice Ice Baby")
Ice Ice Baby
Posted on 2009/11/10 | No CommentsMeanwhile, I came across news about an upcoming disaster movie called Ice, based on a 1970’s novel by James Follett. What caught my attention was the fact that Sam Neill […] -
The Day After Tomorrow (2004)
Posted on 2009/03/07 | 6 CommentsRoland Emmerich's The Day After Tomorrow has taken quite a bit of flak for being scientifically preposterous. But if you want a well-reasoned and credible discussion about climate change, may I suggest An Inconvenient Truth or something similar? Meanwhile, if you want to see giant waves drench New York City and equally huge tornadoes ripping Los Angeles to shreds, here's a movie for you.
