Flood (DVD) Reviews

This was recently shown on TV as a three part drama and was amazing to watch, with some cracking actors in here it tells the story of what would happen if sea levels continued to rise and how a flood would breach the Thames Barrier and have catastrophic events for the UK. It is in a very similar vein to the Day after tomorrow if you've ...

I watched this on tv a while back and I was well impressed. I thought despite the fact that I'd seen it all before, it was thoroughly entertaining. The acting was great, the special effects were brilliant (cgi and non-cgi) and on the whole I enjoyed it alot. I don't usually like the sort of thing Robert Carlyle does, but he was great in this. I ...

I read the novel Flood by Richard Doyle some years ago, and whilst it was generally poorly written, it also slid from being a book with potential to weird far-fetched disaster movie-esque ridiculousness. In fact it was rather crap. I did, however, think the book would make a good movie as it was so action packed. When I heard they were making a ...

Flood is a British movie that is aptly described by the genre it is aiming to be a success in... a disaster movie! It really is an out and out catastrophe on every possible front. It managed a limited, one-week cinema release, in one cinema in London, mainly due to the floods striking England at the time. That, even with perfect free press ...

As a massive storm front hits the North East coast of Scotland, the British government finds itself unable to offer any appropriate response. Without any real warning from the Met Office, dozens of lives are lost and all that everyone can do is hope that the storm moves out to sea as the projections suggest. In London, preparations are made at The ...