A 90s movie in 2003!

I said the same thing to myself when I saw the trailer back in '03.

I think that's why the movie bombed because movie goers grew out of the genre. The Pearl Harbor movie in 2001 sorta capped off this style of filmmaking, and although that film had modest success, it closed the chapter on "control room/team work heroics" action movies. The new action hero movies moved back into individual superheros like Spiderman, Batman, and Jason Bourne.

Yeah I think I can see this movie being a lot more believable if it arrived in 1993 instead of 2003. In 2018 it's beyond laughable how ridiculous this film is, once the popcorn bowl is empty you realize you are wasting your time.

I liked Stanley Tucci's character in this, not much else though and I like goodbad film's as much as anybody.

I like this take.

Watching the space shuttle emergency landing and the Rome coliseum being destroyed looked like the special effects from Ghostbusters. It was absolutely horrible.

I've tried to watch this movie three times just because I like disaster films, but every single time I fail and can't make it to the end.

This movie sucks. Better to just go and rewatch Twister or Dante's Peak again. Or even The Day After Tomorrow.

Part of this was filmed in my city Victoria Canada.

It's in this scene set in London. The scene where the red double decker crashes is actually the main four corners of our downtown centre. It was a big deal... I think they closed the intersection for four days or so for the few seconds that appear in the movie.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MAu2e0VbvY4