A deadly category 7 storm wreaks havoc on the world. Meanwhile, kidnappers threaten to make matters even worse.A deadly category 7 storm wreaks havoc on the world. Meanwhile, kidnappers threaten to make matters even worse.A deadly category 7 storm wreaks havoc on the world. Meanwhile, kidnappers threaten to make matters even worse.
- Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 5 nominations total
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- TriviaActor Kenneth Welsh previously starred in another disaster film about global warming, The Day After Tomorrow (2004). The film starred the other Quaid brother, Dennis and also had a scene where a tidal wave takes the Statue of Liberty.
- GoofsAnyone attempting to fly an SR-71 as though it were a fighter (as portrayed in the show's special effects) would be in for a severe surprise, especially in the vicinity of Mach 3. The SR-71 is not an aircraft which tolerates being maneuvered violently. Compressor stalls owing to sudden airflow changes into the engines as well as a general loss of aircraft control would be the least of the pilot's problems! Also, a clear canopy, such as shown in the close-ups would never survive the heat of Mach 3 flight.
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Jim, Secretary of Homeland Security: Just my luck - I'm not dead.
- ConnectionsEdited from The Great Los Angeles Earthquake (1990)
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"Category 6" was arguably the worst TV mini-series I ever forced myself to watch. "Category 7" is a worthy successor. It crassly capitalizes on recent tragedies. The acting is up to the level of the writing.
"Category 7" avoids being boring. There's some good camera work. The destruction of life and property is good clean fun for the whole family.
Does it have a message? No. Is it worth watching? Not unless you're really hard up. If you're watching the news some evening and real life leaves you wanting more mayhem without the sense of loss or suffering, this could be just what you're looking for.
It does remind me what I'd love to see some day is a screen adaptation of John Barnes "Mother of Storms".
"Category 7" avoids being boring. There's some good camera work. The destruction of life and property is good clean fun for the whole family.
Does it have a message? No. Is it worth watching? Not unless you're really hard up. If you're watching the news some evening and real life leaves you wanting more mayhem without the sense of loss or suffering, this could be just what you're looking for.
It does remind me what I'd love to see some day is a screen adaptation of John Barnes "Mother of Storms".
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