Earthquake in New York

Canada / USA / Germany • 1998 • 94m •

• Directed by: Terry Ingram. • Starring: Greg Evigan, Melissa Sue Anderson, Cynthia Gibb, Michael Moriarty, Götz Otto, Michael Sarrazin, Dylan Provencher, Bryn McAuley, Vanessa Evigan, Dan Warry-Smith, Catherine Disher, Page Fletcher, Eugene Clark. • Music by: Christophe Beck.

New York City has been struck by a horrendous earthquake. Amidst the powerful aftershocks, Detective John Rykker desperately searches the city streets and subways to find his wife and daughter in the chaos of a crumbling Manhattan.

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Did the Family Family Channel ever hear of the word 'C.G.I. (Let alone I.L.M.)' while they were making this (ahem) movie? WHAT A JOKE!!!!! Special effects were pathetic, the (so called) villain's death scene was pretty ridiculous & characters screamed "Oh My God" every other minute. I guarantee you while they were making this (ahem) movie, the director shouted "OK, LETS SHAKE THE CAMERA FOR ANOTHER FIVE MINUTES!" every time another earthquake came along. Just because this (ahem) movie came out during the Fox Family channel's first year of being on the air, doesn't mean that they can't make better special effects! The only scene in this movie that might be worth watching is the part were the Empire State Building meets its end.

Review by fishbulbIV from the Internet Movie Database.

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