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You love the catastrophe movies?
On may 2015:
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[FILM] San Andreas
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Looks good 
That's Nort, mTk, and I in the crosshairs of this one.
Just a little too close to home. I expect it will get my $ though.
Looks my sort of movie...
Understand why now, all you guys who live inland own surf boards...
Understand why now, all you guys who live inland own surf boards...
The Affects are so good these days ......whether I will see it .....will have to wait and see
On the other hand, if I wait I may be able to see the real thing in time.
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We saw last night at the movies with the family.
Actually they live with this time bomb under your feet?
Actually they live with this time bomb under your feet?
Aye, that we do. I don't worry about it though, as we all must go at some time. No man goes before his time.
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Geez, poor California, always getting destroyed by earthquakes in movies.
It's amazing to think the Golden Gate Bridge is still actually standing!
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Is this one as stupid as the Roland Emmerich movie "2012"?
That was a stinker...lol
I'll let you know. Going to see this one tomorrow.
Hell, you live in Cali, you guys won't need the Sense-around sound...just saying...
It was ok. If you've seen the trailer, you've seen the movie. Movie is just a little bit longer.
No storyline to get in the way of the special effects. That's good because nobody tries to do any actual acting. Given the script that's only fair I suppose.
The highlight(s) of the film are when Alexandra Daddario is on screen. She play's The Rock's daughter who is a freshman in college (although in reality she's 29 which made me feel better about lusting after her). She has model good looks, which only figures since she is one, a great "rack" that bounces as she walks, and mesmerizing steely grey eyes.
After the "big one" the writers appeared to have looked at each other and collectively said, "Uh, what now?" "Well, how about a tsunami. Yeah! That's it!" So there is one...that flows INTO the San Francisco Bay. WTF!?
Anyway, saw it in 3D and the CGI is very cool. Maybe worth the price of admission. Maybe not. But if you just go to see Alexandra...
No storyline to get in the way of the special effects. That's good because nobody tries to do any actual acting. Given the script that's only fair I suppose.
The highlight(s) of the film are when Alexandra Daddario is on screen. She play's The Rock's daughter who is a freshman in college (although in reality she's 29 which made me feel better about lusting after her). She has model good looks, which only figures since she is one, a great "rack" that bounces as she walks, and mesmerizing steely grey eyes.
After the "big one" the writers appeared to have looked at each other and collectively said, "Uh, what now?" "Well, how about a tsunami. Yeah! That's it!" So there is one...that flows INTO the San Francisco Bay. WTF!?
Anyway, saw it in 3D and the CGI is very cool. Maybe worth the price of admission. Maybe not. But if you just go to see Alexandra...
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Looked her up and indeed she isn't bad looking at all! If you can keep looking at her eyes, and don't let them drift to other body parts, she may hypnotize you with them!
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