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I think I did actually watch parts of that, once. I distinctly remember the plot point about the north american continent reverting to the way it was millions of years ago and creating a massive 'river' (more like a sea) in the middle of the US, as if the bedrock had some deep dinosaur nostalgia or something.
Vaguely reminds me of Japan Sinks 2020, an anime that decided to fart itself into existence on Netflix a few months back. It's about as equally stupid and scientifically inaccurate, but it's not a movie so it doesn't quite fit here unfortunately.
Edit: Also, San Andreas did have pretty bad effects. Like, made-for-tv level stuff at times. Some of it was fairly decent though, I'll give it that.
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I think I did actually watch parts of that, once. I distinctly remember the plot point about the north american continent reverting to the way it was millions of years ago and creating a massive 'river' (more like a sea) in the middle of the US, as if the bedrock had some deep dinosaur nostalgia or something.
Vaguely reminds me of Japan Sinks 2020, an anime that decided to fart itself into existence on Netflix a few months back. It's about as equally stupid and scientifically inaccurate, but it's not a movie so it doesn't quite fit here unfortunately.
Edit: Also, San Andreas did have pretty bad effects. Like, made-for-tv level stuff at times. Some of it was fairly decent though, I'll give it that.