Robert Duvall, Téa Leoni, Elijah Wood
A comet is on a course to collide with Earth, and people must cope with the fact that they will die. The President (Morgan Freeman) has devised a plan to keep as many humans alive as possible. Scienti...( read more
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DVD Release Date: December 15, 1998
Stats: 9,937 reviews
Flixster Reviews (9,937)
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September 16, 2009
Advertised as an 'Intelligent' apocalyptic movie to challenge the more cartoonish versions like Armageddon etc. What they really meant is, they had a very little budget. It thinks its clever but it?s not. It?s not very good at all. I do like it when the wave hits the beach though!
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July 18, 2009
The counter film to Armageddon, this one being a very deep, emotional ride with a whole different outlook on life and our world. In a way its better than Armageddon because it deals with real people and real issues and problems that would or could happen if this did happen.
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February 9, 2009
Deep Impact has a few fresh edges on most disaster movie fare, but ultimately, its conformity to studio standards keeps it from being truly great. See that "hope survives" splashed across the poster? That is the theme, and you will be beaten over and over with it, so make your pe...( read more)
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December 25, 2008
"Heaven and Earth are about to collide."
Ambitious MSNBC reporter Jenny Lerner (Tea Leoni) stumbles onto the story, prompting a White House press conference. United States President Beck (Morgan Freeman) announces the government's solution: a team of astronauts will tra...( read more) -
December 21, 2008
#2 Deep Impact
Freeman has always had an air of easygoing wisdom in the roles he plays, but it gets put to the test here. After all, managing an apparently doomed Earth is tricky. After covering up the existence of a killer comet, President Freeman announces that, yes, it's there...( read more) -
November 19, 2009
Less "realistic" than Armageddon, but more human, dramatic and focused in the psychology of the characters rather than in the special effects feasts. It is less convincing and much more tragic, but seems like Mimi Leder couldn't refuse the female influence and a cast full of star...( read more)
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November 7, 2009
The perfect disaster flick with some mind-blowing scenes near the end and a great storyline. While it's a little dull here and there seeing as the 'good stuff' only happens at the end, there is some essential character building that needed to be done. The space quest was rather i...( read more)
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November 7, 2009
I really liked this, but then again, I have a penchant for almost any disaster movie.
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