In the category of disaster movies of the 90s, Armageddon and Twister are very famous. But there are also works that have flown somewhat under the radar, like the very beautiful Volcano, directed by the unflappable Tommy Lee Jones. If you want to enjoy this series B that is happening on its own and that will make you very happy, then see you this Tuesday night at TFX!
It was released in cinemas in 1997. Ulkani Immerse the viewer in Los Angeles, while the population experiences a minor seismic shock. There is nothing to worry about the residents of the city, who have long been accustomed to the tumult of nature, except that after a few hours, seven municipal workers, who were working on the pipeline, burned to death due to the intense heat. Dr. Amy Barnes of the Geological Institute, sent to the scene, notices that the city is threatened by a volcanic eruption.
we are not going to lie UlkaniNominated at the Razzie Awards in the category (oh, the wicked!) for “gross indifference to human life and public property,” it’s not far from Nanar. But it escapes that status a bit, certainly nice but not necessarily synonymous with optimal quality.
Tommy Lee Jones is funny or not!
For what Ulkani Shouldn’t it be placed in the junk section? Because this B series happens to be pretty well done. Efficient and rhythmic, it also allows you to appreciate A’s flawless performance Tommy Lee Jones funny No, just kidding… on one Tommy Lee Jones She smiles less than usual, but we love it because the more she looks, the better!
Ulkani, which in 1997 had to face a direct Vulcan rival with Dante’s Peak, was a huge public success with over a million viewers in French cinemas. What if this pure ’90s fun caught you on fire (sorry, easy!) before this week started?
tonight on TFX at 9:05 p.m.
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