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Apollo 13
Tora! Tora! Tora!
Airport
Airport 75
and then Airport 80 which has really not aged well
They had the beach death in Deep Impact
2012 was fun because of the amount of disaster and the bad acting
That Monk was metal
The Towering Inferno
Due to nostalgia ofc.
That is still a good movie even today despite the 70s production values and use of Irwin Allen Props off Lost In Space.... Lots of reasonably good acting and drama.
It was a rather turbulent decade and at times a number of those disaster flicks from the 70's somewhat captured the sentiment.
This, and for the same reason...... Nostalgia.
zombie movies count right? i mean its a disease outbreak
70s horror movie about bees attacking everyone
The Core
Yes it got bashed and stabbed by the critics and the public but I love it