San Andreas

    San Andreas
    2015

    Synopsis

    In the aftermath of a massive earthquake in California, a rescue-chopper pilot makes a dangerous journey across the state in order to rescue his estranged daughter.

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    Cast

    • Dwayne JohnsonRay Gaines
    • Alexandra DaddarioBlake Gaines
    • Carla GuginoEmma Gaines
    • Ioan GruffuddDaniel Riddick
    • Archie PanjabiSerena Johnson
    • Paul GiamattiDr. Lawrence Hayes
    • Hugo Johnstone-BurtBen Taylor
    • Art ParkinsonOllie Taylor
    • Will Yun LeeDr Kim Park
    • Kylie MinogueSusan Riddick

    Recommendations

    • 63

      Movie Nation

      What sells this formulaic corker of Apocalypse Porn is the cast.
    • 60

      The Telegraph

      You see San Francisco and Los Angeles falling apart very loudly and dangerously, and in great computer-generated detail. But there’s nothing memorable or beautiful about the carnage; no specific moments to replay in your head once the film is over.
    • 50

      The Hollywood Reporter

      The movie is at its strongest when it integrates family dynamics into the plot rather than indulging in extreme couples therapy.
    • 40

      Empire

      If you crave Emmerich-esque disaster-porn with a mega body count, there’s plenty here to OMG at. But when it comes to character depth or plotting, San Andreas is a sadly familiar wasteland.
    • 40

      Total Film

      The cast’s likeable work falls right through the script holes.
    • 40

      Screen Daily

      The very earnest human drama fits awkwardly into the action and isn’t helped by some unconvincing performances and weak dialogue.
    • 40

      Variety

      After providing some blissfully stupid B-movie thrills for its first hour, the film suffers from spectacle overkill.
    • 40

      CineVue

      San Andreas' whirlwind of action and devotion to the disaster movie playbook will satisfy those looking for a loud, effects-filled ride. Those inspecting it any closer will find a cookie cutter studio blockbuster which stretches disbelief to its limits.

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