WIN 1 of 30 Double Passes to 'Into the Storm'!
By Shirl –
INTO THE STORM is coming to cinemas on September 4, and Warner Bros. Pictures and Mighty Ape are giving you the chance WIN one of 30 double passes to this action-packed disaster thriller.
To be in to win just tell us what your favourite natural disaster film is in the comment section. We will select 30 lucky monkeys to score the free tickets!
In the span of just a few hours, the city of Silverton is ravaged by an unprecedented onslaught of the most furious twisters they’ve ever seen. The entire town is at the mercy of the erratic and deadly cyclones, even as storm trackers predict the worst is yet to come. Most people seek shelter, while others run toward the vortex, testing how far a storm chaser will go for that once-in-a-lifetime shot.
Told through the eyes and lenses of professional storm chasers, thrill-seeking amateurs, and courageous townspeople, “Into the Storm” throws you directly into the eye of the storm to experience Mother Nature at her most extreme.
˟The tickets are ‘in season’ passes valid from September 4. Winners will be drawn on Friday 29th August and notified by email.
Competition now closed.
Congratulations to Patricia Lougheed, George Machin, Owen Symes, Samuel
Shepherd, Darren Ng, George Anderton, Raymond Sio, Gareth Davies, Kurt Sayer,
Deidre Chisnall, Rajeev Prasad, Mike Langman, Jan Tew, Karen Brydie, Danni
Glazebrook, Matt Glenny, Matthew Buist, Tania Wilson, Kenneth Seah, Michael
Burke, Nisha Makan, Kyle Moffat, Joel Wallan, Michael Cadman, Alex Kao, Karen
Doody, Sandra Worthington, Steve Maclean, Jamie Smith and Scott Connell. Your
‘Into the Storm’ tickets are on their way to you now!
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It has got to be 2012 - that movie had absolutely everything you could imagine for an 'end of the world as we know it" movie. I'd like to see another movie try and better it!
SHARKNADO!
Volcano! Tommy-Lee Jones bossing it.
titanic
I'm not a big disaster film guy myself. But choosing one I'd say Knowing with Nicolas Cage. My misses on the other hand, she is a huge disaster film fan, its her fav genera. Hers is Dante's Peak with Pierce Brosnan.
It definitely be 2012. 2012 is the only movie that I watched that actually gives me a apocalyptic, end of the world feeling.Calling this a natural disaster film would be an understatement. Hope this film can at least be as good as 2012.
The Day After Tomorrow
Twister, who could ever forget that flying cow.. I was blown away (pun intended) watching that as a kid.
No, but really 2012 was the best one so far, made me anxious about the future.
2012.... Crazy, over the top natural disaster flick that will remain my favourite until they make the film of Lindsay Lohans life.
I hark back to the days of Helen Hunt in "Twister". Quite the change in role from Mad About You. From what I'm reading above however i need to watch "2012" as well.
We love Volcano in our house
The Day After Tomorrow
pompeii (:
Twister, it had the best quotes
My absolute favourite is 2012. Great special effects and storyline. Every scenario possible and great characters.
Twister! Loved it hehe :D
The Day After Tomorrow Or Twister (not the rapper)
Armageddon! I mean come on, it's Michael Bay!
Twister
The perfect storm
The Day After Tomorrow
The day after tomorrow
Twister
Gravity
Oh wait no natural disaster, on facebook it just said disaster. 2012 then.
The perfect storm. Mark wahlberg is the man
Probably either 2012 or The Day After Tomorrow~
2012!!!! I remember even lots of people actually preparing for the end of the world then. Soooooooooooooooo want to see this movie. I LOVE disaster movies!!!!
The Poseidon Adventure - a classic of the genre
Twister
The Day After Tomorrow. I absolutely love that film, I think I watched it about thirty times when I was younger! I just think it was so well explained as well (at least for my limited knowledge) and so it seems so scary!
Twister. Fun fact, it was the first film to be released on DVD.
Twister - My brother (when I was little) was obsessed with it, even had the soundtrack, so I saw it so many times. Instilled a love of the movie - and a hate of flying cows!
2012 (2009)
2012
Dantes Peak
Twister...it scared the pants of me when I was a kid!
Gotta be a perfect storm. I love that movie. Acting is just world class
The Day After Tomorrow...
Best disaster movie.... Deep Impact. Has it all. Would love to see a 2014+ version.
Dantes Peak.
Set in an an idyllic mountain town on the road to prosperity through tourism.
On a routine check, Pierce Brosnan, a volcanologist notices strange warning signs. A lack of native wildlife, sulfurous emissions seeping through the land, and perhaps the most foreboding a young couple, found inexplicably boiled like lobsters in one of the towns many hot pools.
Its up to Brosnan to convince the towns hard headed mayor into averting the oncoming disaster before paradise turns to hell.
Oh and lava, ash, screaming and running.