
Don't Look Up (2021)
Adam McKay's biting satire about the world ignoring an extinction-level asteroid.

Earthquakes, volcanoes, asteroids and floods — these disaster epics delivered edge-of-your-seat thrills.

Adam McKay's biting satire about the world ignoring an extinction-level asteroid.

A luxury ocean liner capsized by a tsunami wave — the original great disaster film.
Gerard Butler saves Earth from weaponised weather satellites — delightfully ridiculous.

Bruce Willis drilling into an asteroid with a Aerosmith soundtrack — pure 90s excess.

The Rock vs a California mega-quake — Dwayne Johnson's most action-packed rescue mission.
Helen Hunt and Bill Paxton chasing tornadoes — thrilling, iconic and endlessly rewatchable.

Steven Soderbergh's eerily prescient pandemic film — terrifyingly realistic.

The more thoughtful, emotional asteroid-hits-Earth film — underrated and moving.

Roland Emmerich destroys everything with maximum spectacle — pure disaster entertainment.
Climate catastrophe rendered in spectacular, over-the-top Hollywood glory.

Tommy Lee Jones vs a lava flow in downtown Los Angeles — wildly entertaining chaos.
James Cameron's billion-dollar iceberg epic — still the definitive disaster romance.
“Don't Look Up (2021)”
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