If you accept Brad Peyton's "San Andreas" as a CGI fest, then you'll enjoy every minute of it. Otherwise, I could predict almost the entire movie, as it has every cliche in a disaster movie:
*Resourceful hero having family problems.
*Hero's estranged wife is in a relationship with a jerk.
*Scientist is trying to explain what's going on, but people aren't listening.
On top of that, I suspect Neil deGrasse Tyson would denounce this as one of the most scientifically offensive movies ever (a title that he applied to Michael Bay's "Armageddon").
My point is that if you just want two hours of special effects, then this is your movie. If you're looking for a 2015 movie with character development, then I recommend Todd Haynes's "Carol".
*Resourceful hero having family problems.
*Hero's estranged wife is in a relationship with a jerk.
*Scientist is trying to explain what's going on, but people aren't listening.
On top of that, I suspect Neil deGrasse Tyson would denounce this as one of the most scientifically offensive movies ever (a title that he applied to Michael Bay's "Armageddon").
My point is that if you just want two hours of special effects, then this is your movie. If you're looking for a 2015 movie with character development, then I recommend Todd Haynes's "Carol".