Vacys Motuzas Prieš 1 sekundę Very Nice Movie, Thank you ...

Gerald Lewy prieš 1 savaitę I lived in Winnipeg, Manitoba. Canada for a winter. The coldest I felt was -50F. we still walked around outside if needed. Cute thing is we had to plug in our engine block heaters into a parking spot if we went out for dinner, or overnight. Each parking spot had two electric plugs, one for your engine-block and another for the Oil just to keep it warm. Some nights it went down to -55F, we actually enjoyed those cool & brisk nights...Gerry Lewy now living in Toronto, Canada.

Dj Phantom prieš 2 savaites (redaguota) Why do a preponderance of Natural Disaster movies have scientist x getting divorced from husband/wife y, it seems the screenwriters can’t think in terms of a married couple being happy, for me it doesn’t lend anything to the plot, the only thing it does do is allow for the “sorry I doubted you” scene at the end when X&Y reconcile after realising their problems were not as great as they thought. Why is it that whenever a scientist comes up with a scenario or solution to why a set of events or incidents are happening their bosses won’t take any action to warn the public or try to avert the danger, and yet when the Sh1t hits the fan the scientists are the ones who get the blame for not acting sooner, just look at pandemic reactions around the world, if the world health organisation had declared a pandemic earlier and National leaders had, individually acted sooner then a lot of unnecessary deaths could have been avoided, and now whenever a setback or new variant occurs the scientific community bears the brunt of public outrage and politicians “spin doctoring” to deflect criticism, and mainstream media do nothing to help the matter. This is actually a very interesting and entertaining film, Ok, a little bit of poor acting but other than that I am thoroughly enjoying it, but still a long way to go. Oh, the boss of the ICRO is typical of my point, not involving the very person who discovered the anomaly at the very start in the group tasked with solving how to reverse the situation, for personal reasons, is just what I would expect from a stuffed shirt with his head up his butt. Bruce Davison played the part of Walter very convincingly, a total weigh anchor, I have heard of absorbing yourself in the part but he is positively drowning in the part, not exactly Oscar material but still good acting.

Bill Kitchen prieš 1 savaitę (redaguota) 12 minutes in and I see he's got a good job and his wife and daughter don't like moving round the World. They probably like the money he brings in though. Why are they whinging? He's right: it's his job. What's wrong with living in different countries seeing places you might never see? I think it would be kind of exciting.

Vincent Perratore prieš 2 savaites Why are movies today filled, packed, engulfed, permeated and otherwise envired with flappy-mouthed, complaining, spoiled, indulged kids, who make a special point of cursing out their parents? I'll tell you why! The media wants everyone to think that ALL kids are that way!

barbra small prieš 5 dienas (redaguota) why is it that in every department there is always some one who thinks they know best and end up making things worse just because they want to be pompous and probably end up coursing life's out of there stupidity and by being Mr. &Mrs know it all or I'm always right attitude when they really know nothing I mean squared and are afraid to admit they have made a mistakes and end up taking the glory of someone's ideas

S. Scirocco prieš 2 savaites Of all the disaster flicks I've watched (and I've watched upwards of 25 in all different shapes and sizes) this is one of my fave's. This is now the 3rd or 4th time I've watched this and I'll probably watch it again in a few months down the line. Although there are definitely a few holes in this film's theories, the acting is absolutely top-notch all around. Thoroughly enjoyable! Thanks so much for this upload!

survivaltrekker prieš 2 savaites (redaguota) Excellent movie. Excellent acting, except there is that girl who died in the house. Wondering what they did with her. Also, like someone else mentioned, there were too many blonds in the movie who all looked so much alike, it got confusing as to who was who. Also, would like to know what kind of a car was that that started in 50 below zero. Also, would like to mention when there are just electric cars, what is going to happen in a disaster when there is no electric to charge the cars. At least with gasoline, you can have an extra supply of it for emergencies.

Francesca E prieš 2 savaites forgot to mention, all that firewood outside the parent's home...left behind; Naomi gets the 'little' jacket...'live' city cams show no one and no cars on the streets and roads...still cam shots show people lying on the streets...wait, now Naomi has a big jacket!...or is it Zoey? Getting confused, lots of blondes...exposed uncovered windows in Sydney...ok, ok, let me stop, spoiling the storyline.

Charles Achurch prieš 2 savaites (redaguota) An Australian pastiche of the Hollywood disaster movies. All the essential elements .Awful adults, brattish teenagers and dumb science. Very amusing spotting the clichés. My mind has been raped and my intelligence pillaged.

Tracy Strength & Joy prieš 2 savaites It’s an artic blast not a cold front the builds over time, where temps lower consistently. I kinda feel Mother Nature could do a flash freeze . There is something molecular about the Arctic blast like a viral hit. You are probably right, but we are here by grace, any darn thing outside that veil, could work outside of Science or what we know. Haha.

Tony Michaud prieš 2 savaites (redaguota) At -140 it would take 8 hours to freeze solid...Not seconds...It would take about 20 seconds for your skin to freeze, like frostbite....I've seen -70 and stayed out in it for hours....Still...It makes a good story even if not accurate

Ann J T Farrington prieš 2 savaites I just discovered your awesome channel tonight and the first movie I watched happens to be an Australian disaster movie. I'm an Aussie and I love disaster movies so in my opinion this movie is bloody great!! Bring on the next one!

Ernest Cheong Kam Theem prieš 2 savaites Great movie, I have watch this a few years ago but still very exciting although I already know the ending.....This is the first few disaster movie that I have watch...that the disaster is not start from USA....Thanks for the upload...

Peter Carruthers prieš 2 savaites A very good film. Really enjoyed it. Someone does not really understand Diabetes. If that girl had not had her insulin for 2 days she would have been dead. I am type 2 and am on tablets. Otherwise a very good film to watch. Thanks for uploading it. PC. 21. 05. 2021.