San Andreas
Dwayne Johnson leads this natural disaster actioner as a search and rescue helicopter pilot who teams up with his ex-wife to find their missing daughter after a magnitude 9 earthquake tears into California. From the director of Journey 2: The Mysterious Island.
- Director:
- Brad Peyton ('Journey 2: The Mysterious Island', 'Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore')
- Writer:
- Carlton CuseAndre FabrizioJeremy Passmore
- Cast:
- Dwayne JohnsonAlexandra DaddarioCarla GuginoColton HaynesArchie PanjabiWill Yun LeeKylie Minogue
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Tony Stamp
flicksThere’s a scene all modern blockbusters seem to have where someone runs from a falling structure while computer generated debris falls all around them and they miraculously escape un-squished. San Andreas takes that idea and stretches it out to feature length, but to its credit manages to inject enough pathos to stay engaging.
San Andreas
I enjoyed this fast paced mostly predictable action film which had me sitting on the edge of my seat or chewing on my nails at times. It was a little over the top but boy was it entertaining but then isn't that why we go to the cinemas? The acting from all the characters was enjoyable and generally believable. Not the most original story line but it was...
Variety
pressAfter providing some blissfully stupid B-movie thrills for its first hour, the film suffers from spectacle overkill.
The Dissolve
pressIt does dole out plenty of the large-scale spectacle that matters in disaster films of this type.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe movie is at its strongest when it integrates family dynamics into the plot rather than indulging in extreme couples therapy.
Empire Magazine
pressIf you crave Emmerich-esque disaster-porn with a mega body count, there's plenty here to OMG at.
Flicks, Tony Stamp
flicksThere’s a scene all modern blockbusters seem to have where someone runs from a falling structure while computer generated debris falls all around them and they miraculously escape un-squished. San Andreas takes that idea and stretches it out to feature length, but to its credit manages to inject enough pathos to stay engaging.
Variety
pressAfter providing some blissfully stupid B-movie thrills for its first hour, the film suffers from spectacle overkill.
The Dissolve
pressIt does dole out plenty of the large-scale spectacle that matters in disaster films of this type.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe movie is at its strongest when it integrates family dynamics into the plot rather than indulging in extreme couples therapy.
Empire Magazine
pressIf you crave Emmerich-esque disaster-porn with a mega body count, there's plenty here to OMG at.
San Andreas
I enjoyed this fast paced mostly predictable action film which had me sitting on the edge of my seat or chewing on my nails at times. It was a little over the top but boy was it entertaining but then isn't that why we go to the cinemas? The acting from all the characters was enjoyable and generally believable. Not the most original story line but it was...
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