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David Ellison
Producer -
Lorne Balfe
Original Music Composer -
Donna Evans
Stunts -
Gary Capo
Second Unit Director of Photography -
Dean Devlin
Director -
Elena Sanchez
Stunts -
Kirk M. Petruccelli
Production Design -
Charles Croughwell
Stunt Coordinator
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JJ Rosales
10/24/2026 5:30:52PM
Very similar to Day After Tomorrow, Into the Storm, and 2012 with the whole disaster survival. Although it’s different with the whole governmental conspiracy. A fun, entertaining watch. Would definitely watch again! Edit: I have watched this many many times. It's one of those that I have so much fun watching and is a regular go-to for me.
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Dark Jedi
5/16/2024 3:21:16PM
If you take this movie for what it is, an action / science fiction movie with emphasis on fiction, then it is, in my opinion, actually not too bad. The movie starts of with the usual suspects, a bunch of political asswipes setting off to create their, equally usual, clusterfuck firing the one competent person they actually needed to run the climate control project successfully. To make matters worse the entire project are about to be turned over to “the international community” which of course is a well known recipe for disaster. Hollywood lives in their usual dream world of course so they throw in suitable, old-fashioned, bad guy with the “correct” political views for a bad guy and with an outrageous and apocalyptic plan and we are all set. Let’s ignore all that crap and focus on the movie. Once that nonsense is out of the way what is left is a fairly entertaining science fiction disaster thriller movie. The special effects are not bad and the movie moves along at a decent pace. The “raison de etre” for this movie is the action and the special effects so the story and the acting is adequate and nothing more. Unfortunately, as is all too often the case, the story writer is a bit of a low watt bulb. This satellite network that is the foundation of the movie is fairly unrealistic even for a science fiction movie. Let’s forget about the total insanity in even trying to cover the planet in a network of satellites that are actually physically connected, the feats that these satellites achieve is just so far off the realism scale that is is annoying. What the heck are powering them? Anti-matter, black holes? This could have been done much better. Then we have the self destruct sequence that is playing a large part towards the end of the movie. What kind of fucking self destruct blows up a few bits and pieces for show and then pauses so the characters can run around for half an hour or so? Either the story writer is dumb as a door nail or he thinks the audience is that dumb. Anyway, the annoying parts aside, as a science fiction and fantasy geek this was a fairly entertaining movie for me.
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Peter89Spencer
6/23/2021 3:58:38PM
So cheesy it's good!
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Jake LawsonEd Harris
Leonard DekkomAndy Garcia
President Andrew PalmaZazie Beetz
DanaAbbie Cornish
Sarah WilsonDaniel Wu
Cheng LongRobert Sheehan
Duncan TaylorMare Winningham
Cassandra Jennings