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Moonfall (2022) Review

Moonfall (2022) rates 3 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Roland Emmerich spent around a hundred and forty million dollars of independent money on a film where the moon is a hollow alien megastructure, and it is the most…

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A massive wave with a cargo ship on top of it floods a New York City street while people run for their lives.Action

The Day After Tomorrow (2004) Review

The Day After Tomorrow (2004) rates 5 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Roland Emmerich froze the northern hemisphere in about a week, which is roughly ten thousand times faster than any climate model permits, and produced the most…

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Sandra Bullock in a spacesuit floating in orbit above Earth with debris and spacecraft visible in the darkness of space.Disaster

Gravity (2013) Review

Gravity (2013) rates 8 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Cuaron opens on a thirteen minute unbroken shot and then destroys everything in it. The technical achievement is genuine and permanent. The dialogue keeps explaining a film that was…

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The bow of the Titanic tilts upward as the ship breaks apart and sinks into the ocean at night. TITLE: Titanic Sinking SceneDisaster

Titanic (1997) Review

Titanic (1997) rates 8 out of 10 on the rewatch scale. Cameron built the ship at ninety percent scale, sank it, and hung the oldest story in the world off the side of it. The door problem is real. The…

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