Earthquakes have been a part of our planet’s history for millions of years. These natural disasters can be devastating, causing destruction and loss of life. As scary as earthquakes may be, they have also sparked the imagination of filmmakers who have used them as a backdrop for some truly captivating movies.
1.Earthquake (2016)
On December 7th 1988 Armenia was hit by a massive earthquake that claimed the lives of 25,000 people and destroyed several cities. On the day of the quake, two men arrive in their home town only to be caught up in the terrible events and must work together to rescue as many people as they can before the aftershocks hit.
2. 10.0 Earthquake (2014)
The only hope for survival lies in the hands of a group of artists, who must use their creativity and imagination to find a solution. This scenario, while fictional, highlights the power of artistic expression and contemplation. In times of crisis, it is often through art that we can find solace, inspiration, and even solutions.
3. The Quake (2018)
After surviving The Wave, Kristian Eikjord and his family are once again faced with the threat of a natural disaster. This time, it’s an earthquake that rocks the city they call home.As buildings crumble and chaos ensues, Kristian is forced to confront his own mortality as he makes a daring attempt to rescue his loved ones and others trapped in a towering skyscraper.
4. Earthquake (1974)
In the award-winning film, “Earthquake,” director Mark Robson invites viewers on a journey of self-reflection and contemplation through the lens of a catastrophic event. With minimal dialogue and a hauntingly open-ended plot, the film allows for individual interpretation and introspection.
5. EARTHQUAKE (2016)
The EARTHQUAKE film invites viewers on a journey of contemplation and abstraction. Through its minimalist approach, it sparks imagination and evokes feelings and ideas rather than explicitly providing detailed information. The trailer for this 2016 Russian movie captures this tone perfectly, leaving the viewer with open-ended questions that encourage them to project their own thoughts and interpretations onto the film.
6. Earthquake Bird (2019)
The official trailer for “Earthquake Bird” has been released, giving us a glimpse into the enigmatic and thought-provoking film. The trailer opens with an eerie shot of Tokyo’s neon-lit streets, setting the tone for the movie’s dark and mysterious atmosphere.
7. San Andreas (2015)
Welcome to the world of San Andreas, where anything is possible and your imagination is your only limit. Our official trailer invites you to step into a minimalist, open-ended realm that encourages contemplation and artistic expression. Through concise language and abstract visuals, we aim to spark your imagination and evoke feelings and ideas rather than provide explicit information.
8. The Quake (2018)
In the year 1904, a powerful earthquake shook the city of Oslo. With a magnitude of 5.4 on the Richter scale, it left behind a trail of destruction in its wake. The epicenter was located in the Oslo Rift, a geological fault that runs through the heart of Norway’s capital.
9. 10.0 Earthquake (2014)
In the bustling city of Los Angeles, something ominous is brewing beneath the surface. As seismic activity begins to escalate, scientist Emily senses that it may all be leading up to a catastrophic event – one that could spell doom for the entire city.
10. FIVE DAYS AT MEMORIAL (2022)
New Orleans – a city steeped in rich culture, vibrant music, and delicious cuisine. It’s no wonder the MG crew calls this place home. This bustling metropolis is where we were born and raised, where our roots run deep into the soul of the city.
