Budget
$14,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$116,000,000
Gross worldwide
$116,000,000
Budget
$14,000,000 (estimated)
Gross US & Canada
$116,000,000
Gross worldwide
$116,000,000
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By Mittie 2022-12-19 17:20:03
Disaster movies are not to my appetite, and I feel tedious and tedious. The early foreshadowing is too long and it does not look like a disaster movie at all. It is also very boring. It is unexpected but not a surprise.
Maybe it’s because I’m going to make a firefighting movie recently and I watched many related movies, but it wasn’t until the moment when two firefighters risked their lives to search and rescue their wounds, I realized the greatness of firefighters a little...
By Allan 2022-11-28 20:44:22
It's not as hot as the water depth
It's a cool autumn, so change your short clothes with long sleeves. But the long sleeves didn't stop you from sneezing in the morning. In fact, sneezing has nothing to do with the increase or decrease of clothes, but the trouble that people with mild asthma often encounter during the summer and autumn seasons. But why do they almost always fight after waking up? There is a saying that the five senses that a person should continue to work on after falling asleep are: listening, touching, and...
By Nelle 2022-10-26 00:51:30
Damn! It’s really scary, ah ah ah ah ah, I still have shadows now, why is it so ah ah ah ah ah, my heart can’t be calm for a long time, I think it’s incredible, how can someone jump out of that place in the middle, Damn it! It's really a show operation. You can't watch more foreign movies. You must have a strong psychological quality. I can't sleep anymore. There are also evil heroes, ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah ah...
By Annetta 2022-04-26 06:01:02
High-rise version of "Titanic"
The high-rise version of "Titanic" is lengthy. The idea is very good. As the avant-garde era disaster giants gathered in the 70s, the basic framework of the script is very good, but the narratives of the various lines are too average and a little boring. As a 145-minute feature film, the climax scene that came in the last 20 minutes lacked the effective emotional paving and substitution in the front. At the end, the deep-fried cistern also made people feel that there was a lack of waves. The...
By Thora 2022-04-26 06:01:02
Suppose you know that there is a problem with the quality of the building you designed. What will you do?
Suppose you know that an unpredictable fire broke out directly below your large banquet, what would you do?
If you have just finished lingering with your lover, you find that there is already dense smoke outside the house, you have been trapped in a tall building by the fire, and the phone cannot be connected. What will happen to you?
If the gas in the corridor...
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By Gudrun 2023-09-30 22:04:36
At that time, this movie was...
By Christelle 2023-09-27 22:50:23
160 minutes without a cold field, this is not easy. Looking back at the 1970s, the popularity of disaster films is also worth mentioning.
By Else 2023-09-13 22:06:34
Disaster films from thirty-five years ago can be shot to this level, but now disaster films are still a pile of...
By Jess 2023-09-12 18:58:05
The accident happened quickly, and then there were all kinds of desperate situations. I felt that all kinds of out of control after the super high-rise fire were shot. The two heroes are not afraid of water and fire, and they are made of special materials. Chamberlain played a selfish villain, although he did not appear in many scenes, he was quite...
By Karlee 2023-09-07 18:12:26
Counting the stars series, but I especially like the dance king, and his old man's ending is so bleak.... The metaphor of the building is better than the big ship; the era theme of technological panic is more suitable for filming than environmental protection; the salt...
Roger Simmons: [He tears up his breeches buoy ticket and indicates some of the men directly behind him] The women are gone. WE are going next.
James Duncan: [Punches him hard in the stomach; to the other men] You've all got numbers, and you're going to take your turn. And if it's any consolation, I'm going to be the last one out of here, along with my son-in-law!
Doug Roberts: Hey Dunc, if that fire was caused by fluky wiring in this building, we could get fires breaking out everywhere!
Doug Roberts: I thought we were building something that... where people could work and live and be SAFE! If you had to cut costs, why didn't you cut floors instead of corners?
James Duncan: Now listen. Any decisions that were made for the use of alternate building materials were made because I as a builder have a right to make those decisions; if I remain within the building code and god-dammit, I did!
Doug Roberts: [Chuckling] Building code? Jesus. Building code. Come on, Dunc, I mean that's a standard cop-out when you're in trouble. I was crawling around up there. I mean, duct holes weren't fire-stopped! Corridors without fire doors in it, sprinklers won't work, and an electrical system that's good for what? I mean, it's good for starting fires! Hoo boy, where was I when all this was going on? Because I'm just as guilty as you and that god-damned son-in-law of yours! What do they call it when you kill people?