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San Andreas isn't one of the best movies ever made, but it is a very fun movie. If you like "disaster" movies, this is a great option. The 3D effects are good as well. Not the best I have seen, but they look fine throughout, and a few scenes look very, very good in 3D.

If you have a nice 7.2 setup and are constantly looking for sources, get this movie. You have action from beginning to end.

Not one of the rocks best but an enjoyable ride good 4k transfer

Theatrical review. There may be spoilers. The big, bold and brainy (not) disaster film is still with us and in terms of technical, CGI and green screen quality, "San Andreas" raises the bar, if ever so slightly. Dwayne "Rock" Johnson plays Ray, a Los Angeles firefighter who specializes in high risk helicopter rescues - we see a doozy right off the bat. He's on the verge of divorce from his wife Emma (Carla Gugino, "Sin City") and together they have a college age daughter, Blake played by Alexandra Daddario. Ms. Daddario is probably best known by younger viewers as Annabeth from the "Percy Jackson" films. Older viewers will probably recognize her from her...uh grown up role as Lisa in last year's "True Detective" on HBO. And in case you're wondering (I was), she's less than 14 years younger than the "Rock" in real life. Acting! In any case, the film deals with the effects, before, during and after a giant (9.6 on Richter scale) earthquake devastates parts of Nevada and coastal California. The film, directed by Brad Peyton ("Journey 2: The Mysterious Island") has some terrific, if implausible rescue scenes involving Ray and Emma. Emma, having lunch with her boyfriend's (Ioan Gruffudd) sister (Kylie Minogue) when the earthquake hits L. A. She must scramble to the top deck of the high rise, where Ray has maneuvered his helicopter to save her. Daniel (Gruffudd) has driven Blake to San Francisco where she attends school. When the quake works its way up the coast, it hits the Bay area the hardest. In the meantime, Ray with the now rescued Emma head north by helicopter and later by small plane to rescue Blake. Blake meets cute with a young Brit named Ben (Hugo Johnstone-Burt) who is interviewing for a job at Daniel's architectural firm. He has dragged along his 13 year old brother, Ollie (Art Parkinson). This trio must survive the quake and its aftermath in San Francisco until Ray and Emma rescue them. So how does that happen, which of course we know it will? It turns out Blake has some inherent survival instincts and tricks learned from her dad. And then there was a brief phone call with Ray when he advises her to move to higher ground. That's about it. Once Ray and Emma get to the now devastated city, they jump in a power boat, defy an oncoming Tsunami and maneuver their way through the flooded and debris riddled city to find Blake. There is a secondary plot involving a seismologist (Paul Giamatti) who is doing a TV info piece with producer/interviewer (Archie Panjabi). This isn't one of those films where things make sense, in any number of ways. But who cares. It is entertaining, full of fun action sequences and is technically well done. Recommended.

This movie shows what could eventually happen in a natural disaster in a scary, yet resilient way. The Rock is fantastic as always. This movie is worth checking out! It’s Doomsday for California, watch to see what happens. The movie CG is amazing!!!

This was a great movie that had awesome action sequences. Dwayne Johnson and Carla Gugino have a great on-screen chemistry. The 4k only added to the home theater experience! If you like this genre, you will definitely be entertained.

This is a fun take on a disaster movie. You have to get past the lack of realism but once you do it is an enjoyable film. The soundtrack and visuals of this 4K version are a great workout for your home theater system.

The Rock continues to get better in his acting career and it shows well in this action packed movie. Definitely one to watch on a hifi surround sound setup for all the special effects and to better feel the intensity of the action.

This is a complete movie! Funny, serious and excellent special effects. Loved the 3d! There were a few times it seemed a little blurry but nothing that takes away from the huge 3d moments. To me one of the Rock,s best projects.

Great movie and actors. Story line good. Could be happening one day like it has shown. The Rock, Dewayne Johnson, is a great actor for any kind of action movies. Glad he started acting. Movie has a lot of action!

This is a spectacular disaster film that blends breathtaking special effects with heart rending personal stories of incredible power !! Loved it, and waiting for the second, upcoming part in near future....

Great movie, lots of action. Movie worth adding to my collection……..

hink of this movie as every disaster movie rolled into one. I enjoyed San Andreas a lot and they certainly managed to cram almost every survival scenario into one movie. When the movie started I thought it would be insanely cheesy with some of the lines Dwayne Johnson was saying, but luckily it got much better. Don't get me wrong, there were certainly cheesy parts (certain romances, and cliches) but when you see the first 5 minutes you'll know what I mean about expecting it to be way cheesier. The movie is similar The Day After Tomorrow in that it's about one group's Journey and another's survival. Without giving anything away it focuses on two separate groups of people trying to get to eachother, however unlike most other disaster movies the main character (who is extremely likeable) is someone who is adequately trained and equipped to handle the situation, not the fish out of water that most disaster movies like to turn into the survival experts by the end of the film. This at least makes for a more believable plot and one heck of a fun ride. In 2015 we expect great visuals and CGI, San Andreas does not disappoint, there were several points during the movie that I was focusing on the CGI to see it's quality and I was impressed. Hollywood's big budget disaster movies get better and better at destroying our cities with every iteration, San Andreas falls right in line, the visuals and accompanying audio are truly spectacular. I highly recommend you see San Andreas if you like disaster movies, once the action gets started there are very few slow points, at only two hours long the movie does not feel drawn out - you won't be bored by the end of it. Watch it with big sound and a big screen if you can. Hope you enjoyed my review! Wish I could be more specific but I don't want to ruin any of the (albeit somewhat predictable) plot.

After the recent earth quakes in California, this movie will make you feel for what the earth quake victims are going through. That aside, it is an entertaining movie with The Rock.

Not the best movie but The Rock is in it which means it going to be intense. It includes both std Blu ray and Blu ray 3D. Picked ip up on sale which was a best buy.

Think of this movie as every disaster movie rolled into one. I enjoyed San Andreas a lot and they certainly managed to cram almost every survival scenario into one movie. When the movie started I thought it would be insanely cheesy with some of the lines Dwayne Johnson was saying, but luckily it got much better. Don't get me wrong, there were certainly cheesy parts (certain romances, and cliches) but when you see the first 5 minutes you'll know what I mean about expecting it to be way cheesier. The movie is similar The Day After Tomorrow in that it's about one group's Journey and another's survival. Without giving anything away it focuses on two separate groups of people trying to get to eachother, however unlike most other disaster movies the main character (who is extremely likeable) is someone who is adequately trained and equipped to handle the situation, not the fish out of water that most disaster movies like to turn into the survival experts by the end of the film. This at least makes for a more believable plot and one heck of a fun ride. In 2015 we expect great visuals and CGI, San Andreas does not disappoint, there were several points during the movie that I was focusing on the CGI to see it's quality and I was impressed. Hollywood's big budget disaster movies get better and better at destroying our cities with every iteration, San Andreas falls right in line, the visuals and accompanying audio are truly spectacular. I highly recommend you see San Andreas if you like disaster movies, once the action gets started there are very few slow points, at only two hours long the movie does not feel drawn out - you won't be bored by the end of it. Watch it with big sound and a big screen if you can. Hope you enjoyed my review! Wish I could be more specific but I don't want to ruin any of the (albeit somewhat predictable) plot.

Ok, this flick is totally wild! The only way to own it is on 4k. Btw, I doubt I will be heading to CA anytime soon-and I’m changing my vacation plans to Hoover Dam.

It came all packaged and my daughter and I opened it and watched it that night with no issues. No skipping or anything! Plus, we couldn’t beat the price!!!

This movie is bad, we all know that but nobody said we can't enjoy bad things lol. I really like this movie for what it is. And the 3D is awesome.

The Rock is great and is believable in this California Quaken' Mega Movie! However, the last 20 minutes or so is extremely hard to swallow!