Some people just want to watch the world burn. There's almost nothing more fun than seeing a disaster movie on the big screen. They provide some epic scope and scale while they tear the world into pieces. Movies like The Day After Tomorrow, 2012, and even San Andreas all take some joy in smashing iconic landmarks, disappearing people into the earth, and changing society as we know it. So much work goes into disaster movies. You have to mix practical scenes with tons of extras and green screens. You have to build VFX, shoot multiple angles, and coordinate hundreds if not thousands of people at once just to pull off one shot. Just take it from Steven Spielberg, it's a lot! None of that even mentions the writing and worldbuilding, which can take years to accomplish. Disaster moves are something to marvel at. And that's why I am so excited to see this behind-the-scenes look at disaster movies from Insider. Check out their video with specifics from Noah, Mad Max, and many other titles, and then let's talk after the jump. Read More...
Published By: NoFilmSchool - Wednesday, 15 September, 2021