A disaster film with more pizzazz than substance
“Geostorm” falls into that lucrative Hollywood genre of disaster film. The movie’s science-fiction basis is technology called Dutch Boy, a network of satellites that stabilize our climate. It was created in 2019 in the wake off extreme weather events that wiped out entire cities. Dutch Boy is the brainchild of scientist Jake Lawson (Gerald Butler) who runs the system with an international crew up in space. When a malfunctioning satellite turns a desert village into a frozen wasteland, the President of the United States (Andy Garcia) calls upon Jake to deal with a situation that could lead to horrifying weather conditions and the very destruction of Earth.<br /><br />Clearly, this is a movie that depends largely on its special effects, since the script makes little sense and Butler, as nominal hero, lacks any kind of charisma. Butler’s Jake is a loud, obnoxious, hard-drinking guy — hardly the kind of person one would trust with the fate of Earth’s survival. The plot is a mess even by the low bar of dopey action flicks, there’s a bad guy whose identity is easily figured out, and a ludicrous conspiracy sub-plot.<br /><br />Viewers will get a strong sense of deja vu watching “Geostorm, which contains elements from such disaster movies as “The Day After Tomorrow,” “San Andreas” and “Gravity.” The film obviously had a pretty big budget in order to stage the wholesale destruction of Hong Kong, lightning strikes in Florida, and other, briefer glimpses of assorted weather-caused chaos around the world. The real problem is that the film doesn’t even work as camp spoof of disaster movies. It takes itself seriously, even though the script undermines credibility on any level.<br /><br />Bonus features on the 2-disc widescreen Blu-ray/DVD Combo Pack include the featurettes “Search for Answers” (director Dean Devlin retraces the genesis of “Geostorm”), “An International Event” (cast and crew discuss the film’s cinematic global collaboration), and “Wreakiong Havoc” (creating the chaos of ecological destruction using technology and visual effects). A digital copy is enclosed.
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