Director:
Mick JacksonCámara:
Theo van de SandeMúsica:
Alan SilvestriReparto:
Tommy Lee Jones, Anne Heche, Gaby Hoffmann, Don Cheadle, Jacqueline Kim, Keith David, John Corbett, Michael Rispoli, John Carroll Lynch, Laurie Lathem (más)Sinopsis(1)
Un desastre de inimaginables proporciones amenaza la ciudad de Los Ángeles: un terremoto y el intenso calor que emana del subsuelo anuncian, sin lugar a dudas, la erupción de un volcán, lo que causaría una situación de caos sin precedentes en la ciudad. Mike Roark, director de la oficina de gestión de emergencias, con la ayuda de una sismóloga, la doctora Amy Barnes, intentará controlar la situación para evitar que el pánico se extienda. (20th Century Fox España)
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Volcano is one of those disaster films that completely abandon any attempt to frame their "drama" within even a minimally credible context. The creators assume that viewers have never seen volcanic activity and primarily know nothing about it, or they don't care as long as they receive the usual dose of genre clichés along with a few star actors. The direction is technically skilled, but that doesn't compensate for the crystalline stupidity of the script. I occasionally give similar cheap B-movie projects a second star for unintended humor, but, for heaven's sake, a blockbuster with a budget nearing 100 million dollars, with such a crew and cast, should look different... Overall impression: 25%.
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The 1990s in Hollywood was an era of, among other things, stupid disaster "blockbusters" that worked as naturally in the cinema as Marvel movies do today. Volcano in particular is one of those cute blockbusters with a narration that wouldn’t be taken seriously today, but in its time and with its financial possibilities, it's probably the most entertainingly made bunch of clichés ever. Enormous nostalgia...
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