500 MPH Storm 2013 123movies

#123movies #fmovies #putlocker #gomovies #solarmovie #soap2day Watch Full Movie Online Free – When an energy experiment goes haywire, a rash of massive hurricanes rips across North America. A special project scientist must get his family to safety before the hurricanes merge, creating a “hypercane” with the power to wipe the US off the map.
Plot: When an energy experiment goes haywire, a rash of massive hurricanes rips across North America. A high school science teacher must get his family to safety before the hurricanes merge, creating a “hypercane” with the power to wipe the US off the map.
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	2.2/10 Votes: 2,094
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	5.3 Votes: 58 Popularity: 7.177

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Irredeemably awful
I do not mind low-budget movies at all, there are still movies that are so but are still entertaining regardless. 500 MPH Storm was low-budget and not at all entertaining. I’ll forgive any movie for being low-budget, I will not forgive one that looks as though no effort or heart went into it, and it is in this category where 500 MPH Storm falls under. It is difficult where to begin with criticising but one of many things that struck me was how severely underacted the movie is. The smallest plank of wood is more animated than any of these actors, who from their phoned-in delivery of lines and wooden presences look as though they were held at gunpoint. Even for a low-budget movie, 500 MPH Storm was so cheaply made you do find wondering why did they even try. The editing is choppy and blurry and the special effects looked unfinished and would be more at home in a low-budget movie from twenty years ago. The dialogue is so awkwardly delivered and repeats itself to the point of you getting a bruise from hitting your forehead against a wall, and the story has no life whatsoever with the disaster sequences poorly edited and lacking in thrills or suspense. The scientific errors and unbelievably idiotic moments are so numerous to list and would be better documented in a 500+ page novel. The characters have no development to them and infuriate you in how stupidly and obnoxiously they believe throughout. The music is overbearing and has no flow, while the direction indicates someone who had little to no idea as to how to direct the action, actors or anything. To conclude, just awful and irredeemably, an amateur’s job all around and in the worst possible sense. 0/10 Bethany Cox

Great Science Fiction & Profound Cautionary Tale
Daniel Lusko brilliantly directed this exciting cautionary tale from an incisive screenplay penned by K. Lee and Hank Woon. When scientists experimenting with energy set of a series of huge hurricanes, the storms merge and become an apocalyptic Hypercane that threatens to wipe out all life in North America. Casper Van Dien gives a superb performance, with Michael Beach and Sarah Liveing quite moving in supporting roles. While the special effects are breath taking and the haunting imagery of vast vistas of devastation overwhelming, in the end it’s the personal stories of the individuals fighting for existence and the future of humanity which make this more than a disaster movie. Actually, this is an important cinematic statement regarding the danger of arrogant science and America’s energy crisis. With insightful writing, sensitive direction, and a fine cast, there is no denying the truth brought home through 500 MPH Storm. A chilling glimpse of a future we must all see never arrives.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 26 min (86 min)
Budget 300000
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-PG
Genre Action, Adventure, Drama
Director Daniel Lusko
Writer Kuang Lee, Hank Woon Jr.
Actors Casper Van Dien, Michael Beach, Sarah Lieving
Country United States
Awards N/A
Production Company N/A
Website N/A

Technical Information:

Sound Mix Dolby Digital
Aspect Ratio 1.78 : 1
Camera N/A
Laboratory N/A
Film Length N/A
Negative Format 35 mm
Cinematographic Process N/A
Printed Film Format Digital