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What do you think of this film then??
The special effects are really good are'nt they! Though its slighty corny, but what more can you expect, its American!! Its pretty realistic to cos this could happen!!
The special effects are really good are'nt they! Though its slighty corny, but what more can you expect, its American!! Its pretty realistic to cos this could happen!!
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I thought it was bloody rubbish, but then again the only time I've watched it was on a plane.
It was simply too much like any other natural disaster film, with the exception of Twister of course, that was excellent.
It was simply too much like any other natural disaster film, with the exception of Twister of course, that was excellent.
Thats it!!! Ive been trying to think what it is for ages!! Tried writing asteroid & Comet in the searches but couldnt find anything,thanks! :)
Chavez XVI wrote:
> Does any one know what the video where a comet hits the earth causing
> a massive tidal wave is called??
Deep Impact.
And it's an asteroid, not a comet.
> Does any one know what the video where a comet hits the earth causing
> a massive tidal wave is called??
Deep Impact.
And it's an asteroid, not a comet.
Chavez XVI wrote:
> if that is knocked out then Britain would cool down
> dramatically, same temprature as Siberia even!!
Well technically no. If we do lose the warm current (it's name has evaded me), we just become more like New York. I.e. Hotter summers and colder winters...
> if that is knocked out then Britain would cool down
> dramatically, same temprature as Siberia even!!
Well technically no. If we do lose the warm current (it's name has evaded me), we just become more like New York. I.e. Hotter summers and colder winters...
Does any one know what the video where a comet hits the earth causing a massive tidal wave is called??
C®ø§$ Bób wrote:
> I saw it at the cinema I thought it was very good
Why doesn't that surprise me?
> I saw it at the cinema I thought it was very good
Why doesn't that surprise me?
Bloody awful film.
The sheer lack of logic in it prevented any enjoyment.
The sheer lack of logic in it prevented any enjoyment.
When they're running away from the freeze, thats soft, as if a puny fire would stop them freezing and shutting the door, alot of help that would be!!
About it being realistic, well the icebergs are melting, which will fill the sea with cold water, the UK has only got a warm climet because of the warm current coming from the south between ireland and Britain, if that is knocked out then Britain would cool down dramatically, same temprature as Siberia even!!
About it being realistic, well the icebergs are melting, which will fill the sea with cold water, the UK has only got a warm climet because of the warm current coming from the south between ireland and Britain, if that is knocked out then Britain would cool down dramatically, same temprature as Siberia even!!
Tiltawhirl wrote:
> A good example of stupidity is the was the father walks half way
> across America in a day to get to his son. This would be completly
> impossible in normal conditions, let alone in a fooking ice age.
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Oh I don't know. No traffic. No red lights... :P
> A good example of stupidity is the was the father walks half way
> across America in a day to get to his son. This would be completly
> impossible in normal conditions, let alone in a fooking ice age.
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Oh I don't know. No traffic. No red lights... :P
Jake Gyallenhaal or something.
And the film sucked. They used all of the good CG at the start. Would've been better taking the Deep Impact route (a far superior film), by saving the disasters until the end and leaving out all of the soppy crap they put in instead.
And the film sucked. They used all of the good CG at the start. Would've been better taking the Deep Impact route (a far superior film), by saving the disasters until the end and leaving out all of the soppy crap they put in instead.
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