The disaster genre is hardly known as a favorite of film critics, but standouts like Titanic, The Impossible, and Airplane!

From “Armageddon” to “Titanic”: 1990s disaster movies, ranked Nervous end-of-the-millennium vibes mixed with cutting-edge special effects made for a decade of great disaster flicks.

The OG stakes-on-a-plane blockbuster ushered in the Disaster Film era — and yes, capital letters are necessary to indicate how big the films and their audiences got over the decade that followed ...

Most Hollywood disaster movies are wonderfully narcissistic. To wit: would anybody east of I-15 really care if Los Angeles was buried under molten lava (excepting those of you really looking ...

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