I watched this movie a few minutes ago .. The movie is very flat, no tension, silly, and unclear .. The movie is like a 2012 movie (2009) by Roland Emmerich, but 10.0 Earthquake (2014) is much different from the 2012 movie (2009). About two scientists trying to save the city of Los Angeles from a magnitude 10.0 earthquake, and blah blah blah, elsewhere teenage characters are stupid and annoying they had an accident caused by the earthquake ... And blah blah blah ... I see this movie is so ridiculous .. The character is lousy .... The acting is pretty .. CGI is very very bad ..... This film added crummy when his poster is similar to film 2012 (2009).

Well, many people have rated this with 1 star or 2 stars. Being honest, is not THAT bad. I mean, it has many flaws but it is a movie you may actually enjoy or watch while you are doing something else.I came to comment because the special effects are way too bad in a way they are hilarious, instead of special effects they just placed a photoshop picture above screen for example.It is also full of physically impossible things, but hey which disaster movie is perfect.Compared with other chick flicks, or disaster movies, horror films, etc., this film is actually well acted and has a good cinematography, music; it's a shame that script and plot is bad haha.

When it comes to movies, there are certain grades I put things under. There's "Must see in Theaters," "Can wait for streaming," and "Possibly will play on a certain station soon." This one ranked below all of them. Sure, it could be argued that it was about the perceived dangers of fracking, but the writers clearly did no research about it, except, maybe, to look it up on Wikipedia. Sure, if there are "statements" made in movies, I can usually watch with mild interest and try and figure out what they're saying, but this was just ridiculous. We kept waiting for the big, promised finale, but it failed on this and many other levels. DNW. Do NOT Watch.

Hilariously badly made movie that I discovered today on Netflix. Low budget, cliché ridden melodrama that had me crying with laughter at the end with all the dreadful acting, poor dialogue and cheesy tropes, naff earthquake CGI and predictable plot. What finished me off was the scene with the heroes waiting to take off in the helicopter just so that the cute dog could be rescued on time. Did I also mishear or did someone really say "You bet your sweet bippy"? If so, I haven't heard that line since Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In in the 1960s.So bad that I actually found it entertaining, albeit for all the wrong reasons.