NASA's executive director discovers that the Earth has only eighteen days before it is obliterated by a meteor the size of Texas. He has only one option - to drop a handful of rougheck oil drillers onto the asteroid and get them to drop a nuclear warhead into its core... Read more
| Starring | Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Liv Tyler, Ben Affleck |
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| Director | Michael Bay |
| Genres | Action/Adventure, Sci-Fi/Fantasy, Thriller |
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In light of 2001's Pearl Harbor, this megabucks popcorn-spiller from producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Michael Bay is revealed to be a witty, postmodern exercise (by comparison anyway). There's a meteor the size of Texas heading for Earth — as indeed there was in Deep Impact, released the same year — and it's up to Bruce Willis and his motley oil-drilling gang (the Wrong Stuff) to blast off and save us all. In hallmark Bruckheimer style, it's flashy, overwrought and excessive, but there's a knowing irony in the committee-written script and in the performances of Willis, Billy Bob Thornton and Steve Buscemi. The love subplot is a low point but, within such an expert thrill ride, it's not the end of the world.
This idiotic film is loud, boorish and smart enough to relish its own lunkhead bravado, with Willis leading his team of... read more on Time Out
Loud and brainless action movie that was among the top box-office successes of 1998.
I absolutely love this film and has to be in my top thirty of all time films. It has everything and keeps you hanging on until the end. I rememebr watching this... more
This film was released in the cinema at about the same time as Deep Impact, and quite frankly this makes Deep Impact look lika an epic.
Armageddon ...
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good film far fetched? who know's. The film is believable and has your attention throughout, keep's you on the edge of your seat, a little bit of ... more
Quite simply the best film ever made.
What more could you want, it has all your favourite stars in it (Ben Affleck for heavens sake) and it also ...
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I expected much more on the disc.
What was there was interesting, especially how the effects were done but generally there wasn't a lot to see.
I absolutely love this film and has to be in my top thirty of all time films. It has everything and keeps you hanging on until the end. I rememebr watching this... more
This film was released in the cinema at about the same time as Deep Impact, and quite frankly this makes Deep Impact look lika an epic.
Armageddon ...
more
good film far fetched? who know's. The film is believable and has your attention throughout, keep's you on the edge of your seat, a little bit of ... more
This is a very stupid film. However it appeals to some people.
This film opens with a scene in which an oil driller practices his golf swing by ...
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This has got to be the best movie on the space race ever made. The Plot is far-fetched yet entirely believable.Bruce Willis has played his character to the best... more
Every tedious, overplayed and undeserved Americana cliche you have ever had thrown at you, spend what feels like a life-time of Attention Deficit Disorder-... more
It has all been already said, but there is no reason why I shouldn't say it all again.
This film is ridiculous, contrived,predictable, wooden and...
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Quite simply the best film ever made.
What more could you want, it has all your favourite stars in it (Ben Affleck for heavens sake) and it also ...
more
In light of 2001's Pearl Harbor, this megabucks popcorn-spiller from producer Jerry Bruckheimer and director Michael Bay is revealed to be a witty, postmodern exercise (by comparison anyway). There's a meteor the size of Texas heading for Earth — as indeed there was in Deep Impact, released the same year — and it's up to Bruce Willis and his motley oil-drilling gang (the Wrong Stuff) to blast off and save us all. In hallmark Bruckheimer style, it's flashy, overwrought and excessive, but there's a knowing irony in the committee-written script and in the performances of Willis, Billy Bob Thornton and Steve Buscemi. The love subplot is a low point but, within such an expert thrill ride, it's not the end of the world.
This idiotic film is loud, boorish and smart enough to relish its own lunkhead bravado, with Willis leading his team of... read more on Time Out
Loud and brainless action movie that was among the top box-office successes of 1998.