Earthquake Movie Part 10

[rosebud2emlo108]

the efx are so bad at 8:29

[KatjaContu]

geeeeez, give that soldier boy some lovin' !!!!!!!!!!

[necelticsox]

the lady at 8:31 looks kinda like kelly clarkson

[vetadry]

the puppy talk than a big dog jajajajaja wuau wuau wuau jajajaja

[Solo1DiosTerenal]

lmao that building is at wilshire and 6th @ 7:47

Thumps up if you work there lol

[Solo1DiosTerenal]

@Solo1DiosTerenal

excuse me wilshire and western in LA

not 6th :p

[legomaxmania]

5:40 hes got a poin in deleware where i live theres like 500 karate schools

[nosowisewoman]

walter matthau, always the comedy relief...

[1caninelover]

Thank you so much for posting this. It came out when I was around 10 years-old & about a dozen first-hand earthquakes ago (I'm a lifelong Californian & will never forget the first,1971 Sylmar) memories!!!!

[AlexGTAgamer]

3:31 Hey that's the drunk guy from the bar.

[JustTuningIn]

Those some long earthquakes!!! I don't understand why they would people in an unstable building :/

[CaptainGoofysstash]

I'm with you guys, I can't get over the "shelter" being in a basement. Hello. It's an earthquake, not a tornado or hurricane! -:-( A football field or somewhere else entirely out in the open is the natural spot, at least temporarily until everyone CAN be moved out of town into the open.

[TheSexygirl246]

@CaptainGoofysstash I cant agree with you more,putting them an unstable building is the wrong thing to do, a football field or opening field would of been best.

[rajronal]

little puppeh... is not amuzed

[jimmyhd1969]

When the mall distruction scene occured notice how all the kids vanished from the mall?

[gravijiga]

Check out that vintage mall!! The brown tiles, brick walls and wood railings. You dont see them like that anymore. We have a downtown mall alot like that one in our city with some of those features still intact. When we had a big hurricane some people including me took shelter there. Those down town malls were built to be indoor town squares so naturally people would gather there for shelter.

[LGTheOneFreeMan]

@Destroyer470 Do you ever wonder why Japan has so many pointless and random parks? You just answered that question. You're not the only one with logic! Congrats!

[nickatdusk]

I wonder if Chuck Heston taught that puppy to shoot a gun?

[robblaureles85]

And all the children from the fountain disappeared before the earthquake

[clayton7m]

It makes me sad knowing that dog died in real life a long time ago :(

[RoonJazz]

9/11 times 1000.

[Buckeyecat2002]

Great to see a classic disaster movie about stereo typically casted stupid people acting stupid, especially at 5:30, with psycho soldier, former child evangeist Marjo Gortner. The basement scene is a homage to The Poseidon Adventure, I think. All disaster movies are ensemble cast, paint-by-the-numbers.

[piernic75]

I really don't see why there would be no hot coffee or soup! try again..

[cossack207]

Walter Matthau plays a great drunk in the film!!!!!!!!!!!

[Frank33314]

That puppy is soooo cute :-)

[guy4h20]

Was Walter Mathau nominated for an Oscar for his role?

[Sportyron31]

You know the damn is going to break when you see a door out of allignment thats a no brainer but seriously!

[buffster89]

that national guard is creepy

[KatjaContu]

@buffster89 soldier boy is the coolest (and hottest) guy in the movie... leave him alone !!!

[okrabay]

even in the 70's we were a coffee loving nation.

[good03boy]

Right on!! Being in the sub-basement of a big building after a major earthquake does not seem like a very smart idea. But, luckily people did survive while being trapped down there until they were rescured.

[megaswenson]

Oh by all means, lets get everybody down into the sub-basement of the giant, heavy concrete building. That's especially safe during an earthquake. Ple\us. there's hot coffee and food!

[GameSharkWizard]

i'd rather go camping in the wild, with just a few trees.

[megaswenson]

Definitely a better idea.

[locheelad2]

@megaswenson Admittedly Earthquakes and 3 ton bombs are different, still the London Underground had no causalties during the Blitz., for 5 years. Personally I'd head to high ground with no buildings at all.

[Tarotlynx]

@locheelad2 That is your safest move, getting to the highest ground you can (though not up any mountain.) Stay away from buildings and military officers.

[locheelad2]

@Tarotlynx Yeah, your damn right about that, Military Officers bad move.

[funkychick60]

@megaswenson Well, it IS earthquake proof, right?

[evfich]

@megaswenson my god i was thinkin the same damn thing,

[BewareTheLiveWire]

@megaswenson I know right? Wouldn't a vast, empty lot be better for Emergency Headquarters?

[megaswenson]

@BewareTheLiveWire One would think.... But then, the Sub-Basement had the escalators and potted Chrysanthemums and all...

[BewareTheLiveWire]

@megaswenson Ah yes, one would feel luxorious staying in a fancy mall, yet, none knew the danger of staying inside a building made of tons of concrete...

[megaswenson]

Apparently, there are about 100 people in Los Angeles, because everybody keeps bumping into everybody else.

[nanazinhaamaral]

Oooh the puppy!!!

[alexisdiva9]

As a poodle owner, I thought that was so tender that George Kennedy's character saved that poodle puppy. :)

[megarouge2001]

7:12 Concussion, given him something to help him sleep????? Where did that doctor get his degree? Devry?