Vulcão - O Apocalipse

Título original: Apocalypse Pompeii

2014
Not Rated
1 h 27 min

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Mount Vesuvius erupts when a family visits Pompeii. The daughter uses her skill and her father his ability, in order to escape the disaster.

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Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaMount Vesuvius erupts when a family visits Pompeii. The daughter uses her skill and her father his ability, in order to escape the disaster.Mount Vesuvius erupts when a family visits Pompeii. The daughter uses her skill and her father his ability, in order to escape the disaster.Mount Vesuvius erupts when a family visits Pompeii. The daughter uses her skill and her father his ability, in order to escape the disaster.

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Curiosidades
John Rhys-Davies was originally cast as Cade, before being shifted into the role of the Colonel. Realizing this was essentially the same part he had played in 100 Degrees Below Zero (2013), another disaster film from the same production company, he convinced the producers to re-use the name Colonel Dillard, and make it a return for the same character.

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The Chevrolet Matiz's plate at the beginning of the movie is wrong for the Italian standard: the format is correct (with some minor imperfections) but that plate will be available only in 5 or 6 years from now (2015).

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Jeff Pierce: [Jeff stops the car at the guard booth where Carlo stands and gets out of the car] Carlo.
Col. Carlo Dillard: Good God, no one's called me that in a few years. My dear friend it's good to see you.
[Carlo hugs Jeff]
Jeff Pierce: You too.
Col. Carlo Dillard: Despite the circumstances.
Jeff Pierce: Tell me something good.
Col. Carlo Dillard: As soon as I got your call, I sent a request to the top of the Italian Government. There's no going I'm afraid. This is a... Pompeii is strictly off limits. The whole area is off limits. We are on standby to evacuate Naples.
Jeff Pierce: No no no, you don't understand. This is my wife and daughter we're talking about here.
Col. Carlo Dillard: You think I don't understand that? You think I don't remember that debt I owe you from Kandahar. I tell you this is a major international crisis. I would help you if there was any way-.
Jeff Pierce: There is a way there's always a way. You know that. You're a special ops.
Col. Carlo Dillard: I was special ops in the days when I was Carlo. Now I'm Colonel Dillard. NATO liaison. I'm a pen pusher.
Jeff Pierce: You're the same guy. Come on, Carlo. Come on man.
Col. Carlo Dillard: There's also something else that you don't know...
Jeff Pierce: How bad?
Col. Carlo Dillard: I just spoke to the head of science at Sapienza di Roma. Pompeii will be under sixty foot of lava within four hours. Sorry.
Jeff Pierce: Come on get in.
Col. Carlo Dillard: Where am I going? Where are you going? There's nothing we can do. Well you can't stop the bloody volcano man.
[Jeff and Carlo both gets in the car]

Conexões
Referenced in Fuga do Vulcão (2014)

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4/10

The heat is on in Pompeii...

Another cash-in on a potential blockbuster by none other than The Asylum, of course. There is no doubt about that "Apocalypse Pompeii" has seen the light of day because of the forthcoming "Pompeii" movie, just as what The Asylum did when "Pacific Rim" was about to come out, then they put out "Atlantic Rim", or the "Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies" just prior to "Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Slayer" came out.

Nevertheless, then I will say that "Apocalypse Pompeii" is actually not as bad as to be expected, and The Asylum did manage to put together a decent enough movie here. Sure, this is not a groundbreaking innovation in movie history, but still, it is enjoyable to watch - despite its predictability and cliché stereotypical built up.

The story is about an American family who has moved to Italy, and while the father Jeff (played by Adrian Paul) has to go to an important meeting, then his wife Lynne (played by Jhey Castles) and daughter Mykaela (played by Georgina Beedle) go to the ruins of Pompeii. A natural disaster takes place, causing Mount Vesuvio to erupt and the tourists trapped in Pompeii struggle to stay alive. Acting against the Italian government and American army, Jeff and his band of soldiers steal a helicopter to go to Pompeii to rescue his wife and daughter.

That was basically the entire storyline summarized in a few lines. The story is so predictable and cliché that it just drips with stereotypical ooze. There are no surprises here, and you see everything coming a mile away.

The acting in the movie was adequate for a movie of this caliber.

All in all, then "Apocalypse Pompeii" is good enough entertainment for a single viewing if you have nothing better at hand to watch or nothing better to do.