CAT. 8

I'm not particularly interested in television productions, but if something happens to come my way, I won't refuse it. Why not a Canadian disaster B-movie? It's a classic. People invent a disaster for themselves and then try to fix it in huge destructive scenes, which only one person on the planet could possibly manage. It's maximally average in acting, below average in plot, and poorly executed in special effects, but if you need to unwind and don't mind that the picture and sound are on, this is bearable. It's just really long - almost three hours. For television, the film is divided into two parts. (12/13/2013)