Geostorm 3D
In the near future, climate control satellites malfunction, causing disasters across the globe. The end of the world looms and the only solution is to send Gerard Butler into space. Independence Day and Stargate co-writer/producer Dean Devlin's directorial debut.
When catastrophic climate change endangers Earth's very survival, world governments unite and create the Dutch Boy Program: a world wide net of satellites armed with geoengineering technologies designed to stave off the natural disasters. After successfully protecting the planet for two years, something is starting to go wrong. Two estranged brothers are tasked with solving the program's malfunction before a world wide Geostorm can engulf the planet.
- Director:
- Dean Devlin (feature debut)
- Writer:
- Dean DevlinPaul Guyot
- Cast:
- Gerard ButlerJodi Lyn BrocktonAbbie CornishJim SturgessEd HarrisRobert SheehanAndy GarcíaAlexandra Maria Lara
Reviews & comments
The New York Times
press"Geostorm" uses digital technology to lay waste to a bunch of cities and hacky screenwriting to assault the dignity of several fine actors.
Los Angeles Times
press"Geostorm" has a more clever premise than it needs to get to its ultimate goal of trashing some of our planet's nicest places. But the results are still mostly dull-witted.
Hollywood Reporter
pressBig, dumb and boring, it finds the co-writer of Independence Day hoping to start a directing career with the same playbook - but forgetting several rules of the game.
FilmInk
press...doesn't outstay its welcome and hits its quota of spectacle and thrills without ever threatening to do anything too new...
Empire Magazine
pressNot quite the geostinker people were expecting, but the outlook is far from favourable.
The New York Times
press"Geostorm" uses digital technology to lay waste to a bunch of cities and hacky screenwriting to assault the dignity of several fine actors.
Los Angeles Times
press"Geostorm" has a more clever premise than it needs to get to its ultimate goal of trashing some of our planet's nicest places. But the results are still mostly dull-witted.
Hollywood Reporter
pressBig, dumb and boring, it finds the co-writer of Independence Day hoping to start a directing career with the same playbook - but forgetting several rules of the game.
FilmInk
press...doesn't outstay its welcome and hits its quota of spectacle and thrills without ever threatening to do anything too new...
Empire Magazine
pressNot quite the geostinker people were expecting, but the outlook is far from favourable.
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