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Top 5 Volcano Movies,gucci galaxy note 3 case<br><br>Most of us don't live anywhere near a volcano and movies about volcanoes are as close as we will ever get, thankfully. Still, there is something about the sight of an erupting mountaintop and the creeping terror of lava as it engulfs everything it touches in flames, which sets the blood to boiling. These are great popcorn flicks, loaded in most cases with mounting tension and great special effects. "Volcano" (1997) Tommy Lee Jones and Anne Heche lend their acting talents to this disaster drama set in Los Angeles. A volcano beneath the La Brea Tar Pits unleashes molten fury on the unsuspecting city. The lave displays an almost evil intelligence as it thwarts efforts to stop its progress by resorting to underground tunnels, causing new problems for those trying to contain its destructive energy. As the lava creeps down streets, swallowing (and melting) everything in its path, Mike Roark (Jones) tries to save the city and its population. In spite of the sometimes unbelievable events, "Volcano" sucks you in. Rated PG 13, "Volcano" runs 1 hour, 45 minutes.<br><br>"Dante's Peak" (1007) As is Hollywood's custom, why do one disaster movie on a theme when two will do just as well. For me, "Dante's Peak" is the more believable of the 2 stories. Pierce Brosnan plays Harry Dalton, a volcanologist (and no, he doesn't study Spock and his fellow Vulcans) has already lost a woman he loved to a volcano for not trusting his instincts and getting out in time. Now he's sent to the remote idyllic town of Dante's Peak nestled under the shadow of a sleeping volcano to check out some unusual activity. Here he meets Mayor Rachel Wando played charmingly by Linda Hamilton. The two are pulled into the drama as Harry comes to believe Rachel's little paradise is about to become the next Vesuvius. Excellent special effects and a decent story make "Dante's Peak" one great volcano movie. Rated PG 13, "Dante's Peak runs 1 hour, 49 minutes.<br><br>"Supervolcano" (2005) This Made for TV movie uses Yellowstone National Park as its setting. Yellowstone sits on an enormous volcano. The crater at the top of Mount St. Helen's measures about 2 miles across. Yellowstone's caldera or depression in the earth which forms its crater is over 1500 miles wide. The story follows the recollections of scientists who lived through the eruption at Yellowstone that altered the world forever. "Supervolcano" runs 120 minutes.<br><br>"2012" (2009) This John Cusack vehicle got mixed reviews. It centers on the idea that the world ends in the year 2012. Amidst solar storms that are superheating the Earth's core causing volcanoes and earthquakes of immeasurable size., the government attempts to build arks to save to some of the world's population and resources. Meanwhile reporter Jackson Curtis (Cusack) discovers what is going on and tries to save his family as well. Amazing special effects help keep you glued to what might otherwise seem unbelievable. Rated PG 13, "2012" runs 2 hours, 38 minutes.<br><br>"Joe Versus the Volcano" (1990) The first of three Ton Hanks Meg Ryan pairings finds Joe Banks (Hanks), a hypochondriac who gets the worst news of his life  he is terminally ill, deciding what to do with what life he has left. The offer to live like a king and die like a man means he can indulge in life for a while as long as he agrees to throw himself in an active volcano to appease an angry god. Naturally he meets someone (Ryan), who helps him truly live his life until the moment when he must face his destiny. While this movie is less about the terror of the volcano than it is facing one's own death, it is facing that death at the mouth of the volcano that resonates. Rated PG, "Joe Versus the Volcano" runs 1 hour, 42 minutes.<br><br>Source Personal Viewing and Yahoo! Movies<br><br>Published by Theresa Leschmann<br><br>My passions include movies, books, self sustaining living, family, weight loss and fitness, and learning anything and everything I can. Hopefully my writing reflects that about me. View profile<br><br>Movie Wisdom: Joe Versus the VolcanoMovie wisdom is a great way to learn life lessons while being entertained. These special effects can be done in no time.

Top 5 Volcano Movies,gucci galaxy note 3 case<br><br>Most of us don't live anywhere near a volcano and movies about volcanoes are as close as we will ever get, thankfully. Still, there is something about the sight of an erupting mountaintop and the creeping terror of lava as it engulfs everything it touches in flames, which sets the blood to boiling. These are great popcorn flicks, loaded in most cases with mounting tension and great special effects. "Volcano" (1997) Tommy Lee Jones and Anne Heche lend their acting talents to this disaster drama set in Los Angeles. A volcano beneath the La Brea Tar Pits unleashes molten fury on the unsuspecting city. The lave displays an almost evil intelligence as it thwarts efforts to stop its progress by resorting to underground tunnels, causing new problems for those trying to contain its destructive energy. As the lava creeps down streets, swallowing (and melting) everything in its path, Mike Roark (Jones) tries to save the city and its population. In spite of the sometimes unbelievable events, "Volcano" sucks you in. Rated PG 13, "Volcano" runs 1 hour, 45 minutes.<br><br>"Dante's Peak" (1007) As is Hollywood's custom, why do one disaster movie on a theme when two will do just as well. For me, "Dante's Peak" is the more believable of the 2 stories. Pierce Brosnan plays Harry Dalton, a volcanologist (and no, he doesn't study Spock and his fellow Vulcans) has already lost a woman he loved to a volcano for not trusting his instincts and getting out in time. Now he's sent to the remote idyllic town of Dante's Peak nestled under the shadow of a sleeping volcano to check out some unusual activity. Here he meets Mayor Rachel Wando played charmingly by Linda Hamilton. The two are pulled into the drama as Harry comes to believe Rachel's little paradise is about to become the next Vesuvius. Excellent special effects and a decent story make "Dante's Peak" one great volcano movie. Rated PG 13, "Dante's Peak runs 1 hour, 49 minutes.<br><br>"Supervolcano" (2005) This Made for TV movie uses Yellowstone National Park as its setting. Yellowstone sits on an enormous volcano. The crater at the top of Mount St. Helen's measures about 2 miles across. Yellowstone's caldera or depression in the earth which forms its crater is over 1500 miles wide. The story follows the recollections of scientists who lived through the eruption at Yellowstone that altered the world forever. "Supervolcano" runs 120 minutes.<br><br>"2012" (2009) This John Cusack vehicle got mixed reviews. It centers on the idea that the world ends in the year 2012. Amidst solar storms that are superheating the Earth's core causing volcanoes and earthquakes of immeasurable size., the government attempts to build arks to save to some of the world's population and resources. Meanwhile reporter Jackson Curtis (Cusack) discovers what is going on and tries to save his family as well. Amazing special effects help keep you glued to what might otherwise seem unbelievable. Rated PG 13, "2012" runs 2 hours, 38 minutes.<br><br>"Joe Versus the Volcano" (1990) The first of three Ton Hanks Meg Ryan pairings finds Joe Banks (Hanks), a hypochondriac who gets the worst news of his life  he is terminally ill, deciding what to do with what life he has left. The offer to live like a king and die like a man means he can indulge in life for a while as long as he agrees to throw himself in an active volcano to appease an angry god. Naturally he meets someone (Ryan), who helps him truly live his life until the moment when he must face his destiny. While this movie is less about the terror of the volcano than it is facing one's own death, it is facing that death at the mouth of the volcano that resonates. Rated PG, "Joe Versus the Volcano" runs 1 hour, 42 minutes.<br><br>Source Personal Viewing and Yahoo! Movies<br><br>Published by Theresa Leschmann<br><br>My passions include movies, books, self sustaining living, family, weight loss and fitness, and learning anything and everything I can. Hopefully my writing reflects that about me. View profile<br><br>Movie Wisdom: Joe Versus the VolcanoMovie wisdom is a great way to learn life lessons while being entertained. These special effects can be done in no time.