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- Volcano delivers a thrilling story about high stakes and heart-stopping sacrifice. While it might not be the greatest Volcano movie, and in fact was not well received when it was first released, Volcano has since gained cult film status.
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- Dante's Peak. Pierce Brosnan, Linda Hamilton, Charles Hallahan. 635 votes. A small-town geologist races against time to save his community from an impending volcanic eruption, leading them through a perilous journey of survival.
- Volcano. Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoffmann. 427 votes. In a heart-pounding race against time, a group of brave individuals strive to divert a deadly lava flow through Los Angeles streets, spawned by an unexpected volcanic eruption.
- Supervolcano. Gary Lewis, Robert Wisden, Tom McBeath. 188 votes. A gripping tale of an erupting supervolcano that threatens to plunge humanity into a new dark age, as scientists race against time to prevent global catastrophe.
- Pompeii. Kit Harington, Carrie-Anne Moss, Emily Browning. 187 votes. Experience the tragic love story of a gladiator and a noblewoman amidst the catastrophic eruption of Mount Vesuvius, in this gripping historical disaster film.
- Fire of Love (2022) Trailer for Fire of Love (2022) Directed by Sara Dosa. Starring Katia Krafft, Maurice Krafft, Miranda July. Biography, Documentary (1h 38m)
- The Volcano: Rescue From Whakaari (2022) Trailer for The Volcano: Rescue From Whakaari (2022) Directed by Rory Kennedy. Starring Mark Inman, Hazel Osborne, Pouroto Ngaropo.
- Volcano (1997) Trailer for Volcano (1997) Directed by Mick Jackson. Starring Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoffman. Action, Drama, Sci-Fi (1h 44m) 5.5 on IMDb — 49% on RT.
- Into the Inferno (2016) Trailer for Into the Inferno (2016) Directed by Werner Herzog. Starring Werner Herzog, Katia Krafft, Maurice Krafft. Documentary (1h 44m)
- Volcano (1997) Both ‘Dante’s Peak’ and ‘Volcano’ released in the same year, creating a sort of volcano movie vs. volcano movie atmosphere at that time; and that is the reason why these two films are presented here back-to-back.
- Dante’s Peak (1997) ‘Dante’s Peak’ is a 1997 Pierce Brosnan starrer directed by Roger Donaldson, who also made the highly popular ‘No Way Out’ with Kevin Costner.
- Stromboli (1950) No other actress in the world has worked with as many great directors as Ingrid Bergman. From Alfred Hitchcock to Ingmar Bergman to Roberto Rossellini, the silver screen legend has worked with all such masters of the craft of filmmaking.
- When Time Ran Out (1980) ‘When Time Ran Out’ is a star-studded disaster film set on an island in the South Pacific where a resort has become a tourist hub for the rich.
- The Last Days of Pompeii
- When Time Ran Out
- Joe Versus The Volcano
- Bird of Paradise
- The Northman
- One Million Years BC
- St Helens
- Pompeii
- You only Live Twice
- Mysterious Island
Steve Reeves seeks vengeance for his father’s murder and Vesuvius erupts in a shower of sparks in this handsome peplum epic, no more faithful to Edward Bulwer-Lytton’s 1834 novel than countless other films that borrowed its title. Sergio Leone made his directorial debut when the original director fell ill.
Irwin Allen’s run of disaster movies sputtered to an ignominious halt with Paul Newman drilling for oil on the slope of an active volcano; it’s rumouredthe star used the fee to launch his charitable salad dressing. Also features the world’s stupidest hotel guests, and half the cast falling into molten lava.
Tom Hanks plays a humble clerk who learns he is terminally ill and agrees to throw himself into a live volcano in return for a platinum Amex card in this whimsical romcom with a very silly ending. Meg Ryan plays three roles for no particular reason; Colonel Blimp this is not.
The always interesting Delmer Daves directed this load of old tiki starring Jeff Chandler and Debra Paget – Hollywood’s go-to white actors for ethnic minority roles – as Polynesians. She angers the witch doctor by marrying a Frenchman (Louis Jourdan) and it all goes South Seas when the volcano erupts. But, hey, sometimes human sacrifices do work!
Robert Eggers’ viking revenge saga isn’t as bonkers as one would like, but there’s no arguing with the showdown between Alexander Skarsgårdand Claes Bang, stark naked, clobbering each other with big swords and yelling “hraaggh!” on the slopes of an erupting Icelandic volcano.
Ray Harryhausen’s stop-motion triceratops and giant turtles are almost upstaged by Raquel Welch in Hammer’s slice of prehistoric exotica, filmed in the lava landscapes of Lanzarote. Raquel is abducted by a pterodactyl and wrestles with Martine Beswick before the tribal wars are interrupted by volcanic wobblicam.
A prog-rock score by Goblin is the MVP of this made-for-cable account of the devastating eruption of Mount St Helens in 1980, which culminated in a 670mph pyroclastic flow. Generally respectful of the real-life victims, though the family of the geologist who shouts “Vancouver! Vancouver! This is it!” threatenedto sue.
Slave turned gladiator Kit Harington competes with corrupt senator Kiefer Sutherlandfor the governor’s daughter in Paul WS Anderson’s 3D peplum pic with extra abs. Just as well you don’t care about the characters, because one-third of the film is devoted to wiping them out in CGI-rendered fireballs, a tsunami and pyroclastic cloud.
Sean Connery’s fifth outing as Bond features one of John Barry’s best scores, a traumatised White Cat of Evil and the ultimate Bond-villain lair, designed by Ken Adam. The interior of Blofeld’s Japanese volcano comes equipped with all mod cons, including heliport, monorail and a self-destruct button that sets off an eruption.
Escapers from the American civil war are stranded on an island swarming with giant bees and crabs. Ray Harryhausen does his stop-motion magic; Bernard Herrmann provides the score; Herbert Lom makes one of cinema’s great entrances as Captain Nemo. Can our heroes use steampunk science to refloat a sunken pirate ship before the volcano explodes?
- 2 min
- Anne Billson
Emmit Reese. Jacqueline Kim. Dr. Jaye Calder. Watchlist. TRAILER. Watchlist. In Theaters At Home TV Shows. When a massive earthquake rocks the city of Los Angeles, Emergency Management department...
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- Mick Jackson
- PG-13
- Tommy Lee Jones
Apr 25, 1997 · Powered by JustWatch. I expected to see a mountainous volcano in "Volcano,'' towering high over Los Angeles. But the movie takes place at ground level; It's about how lava boils out of the La Brea Tar Pits, threatens a stretch of Wilshire Boulevard, and then takes a shortcut through the city sewer system.
Volcano (1997) - Volcano (1997) - User Reviews - IMDb. User Reviews. Review this title. 250 Reviews. Hide Spoilers. Sort by: Filter by Rating: A pretty simplistic disaster movie with all the usual clichés but just enough stuff happening to make it passable entertainment. bob the moo 29 October 2004.
