What's the most preposterous disaster flick you have ever seen?

[turienzo's lovechild]

deep blue sea is pretty shit(does that count as a disaster movie?)
but for me deep impact wins it hands down

 

[Lady Whistledown]

Changing my vote to Deep Impact. Tea Leoni's "acting" - enough said.

 

[Man of Harveys]

I have to side with MOH here, Cassandra Crossing is a cult classic.

Finally, someone with good taste.

Just look at one of its "goofs" on IMDB - magnificent:

Continuity: "The number of carriages on the train varies. At some points, there only appear to be five carriages but in the climax, we see at least six or seven plunge into the river, whilst another three (containing most of the stars) are spared."

Thanks for the birthday stuff, I am a very, very sodding old git indeed today. Some 34 years ago, in Guildford, a child emerged, talking utter bollocks from day one.

 

[virgirlo]

deep blue sea is pretty shit(does that count as a disaster movie?)

I'd have to agree, plus I had just dumped my boyfriend of 5 years and we were watching it together, how awkward!!

 

[turienzo's lovechild]

deep blue sea is pretty shit(does that count as a disaster movie?)

I'd have to agree, plus I had just dumped my boyfriend of 5 years and we were watching it together, how awkward!!

yeh you could've chosen a better film