Making a disaster movie is risky. If done well then you are treated to a film that will have scares, tension, feelings of care and relief. A roller-coaster ride that generally allows you to turn your brain off and enjoy a movie where you, more or less know what's going to happen. However, a disaster movie can be done badly. Over saturation of poor CGI, poorly executed set pieces and characters that you really don't care if they get swallowed up in that sink hole are, unfortunately quite frequent these days thanks to movies being made for channels such as SyFy. So a big budget disaster movie such as San Andreas has to impress and show how different it is from these low budget travesties. I like a good disaster movie since I'm old enough to remember the classics of the 70's such as The Towering Inferno and Earthquake . So I was happy when I was sent San Andreas on Blu-Ray to review. I haven't seen a good disaster movie in years. I...
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