Menace de glace

Titre original : Arctic Blast

2010
1h 32m

ÉVALUATION IMDb

3,9/10

4,2 k

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Action Adventure Drama Sci-Fi Thriller

Lorsqu'une éclipse solaire envoie une explosion colossale d'air super glacé vers la terre, elle déclenche alors une chaîne d'événements qui menace d'engloutir le monde dans la glace et de co... Tout lireLorsqu'une éclipse solaire envoie une explosion colossale d'air super glacé vers la terre, elle déclenche alors une chaîne d'événements qui menace d'engloutir le monde dans la glace et de commencer une nouvelle ère glaciaire.Lorsqu'une éclipse solaire envoie une explosion colossale d'air super glacé vers la terre, elle déclenche alors une chaîne d'événements qui menace d'engloutir le monde dans la glace et de commencer une nouvelle ère glaciaire.

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ÉVALUATION IMDb

3,9/10

4,2 k

MA NOTE

Voir l’information sur la production à IMDbPro

Anecdotes
Due to its filming location, this is the first full length feature film to be filmed in Hobart Tasmania Australia and its surrounds.

Gaffes
The premise of the movie is incorrect. The ozone layer blocks harmful UltraViolet C light, which is a very important function to most life on this planet, since UVC destroys DNA (The higher the frequency the worse it is. UVA gives you a tan, UVB gives you melanoma, UVC kills everything), but Ozone is not a barrier preventing the cold of the mesosphere from reaching the ground ... that's mainly Air Pressure and Convection ... Warmer air rises, and air moves from high pressure to low pressure areas.

Ozone is an oxygen molecule with three single linked oxygen atoms in a triangle rather than two double linked atoms, and the photo-chemical reaction of oxygen to ozone and back is what absorbs the UVC wavelength energy. The ozone layer is between 12 and 19 miles above the earth, but if it were compressed to the atmospheric pressure at sea level, it would only be about 3 millimeters thick. The danger in a "rift" or hole in the ozone layer is rapid sunburn, possible genetic damage/mutation, or death depending on exposure level. for many years there has been a hole in the ozone layer in the southern hemisphere. it expands and contracts yearly, and most years it slowly moves around between Antarctica and the southern ocean and during other years it spans the entire Antarctic continent.

Connexions
Featured in Starfilm (2017)

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5/10

Scientifically inaccurate, but entertaining.

If you were irritated by the fact that Jack & Rose's path through the Titanic couldn't possibly have happened as they went through rooms that didn't even connect and doors that weren't even there and parts of the ship that were on entirely opposite sides without having to cross through the middle, then you won't like this movie.

It's definitely a made-for-TV type of movie and it's definitely modeled after "The Day after Tomorrow" (almost character-for-character). The science is rather atrocious, also, but if you yourself -are- scientifically illiterate or if you're just used to scientific illiteracy in cinema and therefore unphased by it, then you might like this flick. I was surprised to see SG1's Michael Shanks in what seemed to all appearances to be third-rate billing, but he was in it and he played as well as he ever does.

I'd recommend this if you're really kinda' reaching for something to watch, and you're not feeling too picky and SyFy made-for-TV quality is acceptable to you (I don't think it's a SyFy flick, but it's the same general quality). If you're into serious flicks, or if you don't care to see another "Day After Tomorrow", steer clear.