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Volcano

( Catalog Number 0603984 )
(1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

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Volcano
1997 - 104 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Disaster visits jaded L.A. in the form of an underground volcano, not the big earthquake all the citizens expect. Shot on the largest set ever constructed in the U.S., in nearby Torrance, California, Volcano is a big-budget, special-effects-laden disaster movie with a standard plot. Tommy Lee Jones plays Mike Roark, a by-the-book emergency management director who is spending the weekend with his daughter, Kelly (Gaby Hoffmann), when the previously-unknown volcano blows. Sassy, brainy scientist Dr. Amy Barnes (Ann Heche) is the first to warn of the threat, which begins by sucking one of her co-workers into a steaming fissure. As the lava starts to spurt in red-hot fireballs, Kelly is injured, and Mike sends her to the hospital in order to attend to his duties, rescue citizens, and run the city's emergency response. Eventually, Roark and Barnes team up to battle the eruption while sparks of romantic attraction fly. --- Michael Betzold

Produced amidst a spate of disaster thrillers that proliferated in the mid-'90s, this predictable epic from director Mick Jackson is contrived, preposterous, and overblown, though no more so than any of its contemporary competitors. Fans of the genre will assert that it's exactly the credulity straining concepts, absurd action sequences, and tendency toward pat character melodrama that make disaster flicks so much fun. On that low-brow level of unintentional entertainment, Volcano (1997) is a keeper, never taking itself as seriously as the same year's rival volcano flick, Dante's Peak (1997). Jackson also provides some eye-popping special effects, which is maybe what the genre is really all about, but not enough of them to dazzle visually; the audience definitely needs a bigger helping of lava raining explosive havoc down on Los Angeles. Tommy Lee Jones is fine in the gruff, competent professional role he's patented since The Fugitive (1993), but other performers don't fare as well in parts straight out of central casting. Particularly wasted are the talents of Anne Heche and Don Cheadle, who appear to have been hired in order to brush up the film's dicey credibility. In its attempt to work in some "B" and "C" stories involving a compassionate doctor and her selfish husband and a gang member who antagonizes the local fire department, the film goes seriously awry, stumbling over the debris of TV movie cliche. It gets a few things right, but in trying to be all things to all people, Volcano (1997) never quite achieves the heights of cheeseball cinema it might have scaled. --- Karl Williams

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Cast for Volcano

Tommy Lee Jones - Mike Roark
Anne Heche - Dr. Amy Barnes
Gaby Hoffmann - Kelly Roark
Don Cheadle - Emmit Reese
Jacqueline Kim - Dr. Jaye Calder
Keith David - Lt. Ed Fox
John Carroll Lynch - Stan Olber
Michael Rispoli - Gator Harris
John Corbett - Norman Calder

Crew for Volcano

Mick Jackson - Director
Andrew Z. Davis - Producer
Neal H. Moritz - Producer
Jerome Armstrong - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Billy Ray - Screenwriter
David Drzewiecki - Cinematographer / Supervisor/Manager
Theo Van de Sande - Cinematographer
Alan Silvestri - Composer (Music Score)
Don Brochu - Editor
Michael Tronick - Editor
Jackson de Govia - Production Designer
William Cruse - Art Director
Tom Retta - Art Director
Scott Ritenour - Art Director
Don Woodruff - Art Director
Stokely Chaffin - Co-producer
Michael Fottrell - Co-producer
Scott Stuber - Associate Producer
Lauren Shuler-Donner - Executive Producer
Beverly Eagen - Set Designer
K.C. Fox - Set Designer
Les Gobruegge - Set Designer
Patricia Klawonn - Set Designer
Richard J. Lawrence - Set Designer
Richard Reynolds - Set Designer
Dianne I. Wager - Set Designer
Kirsten Everberg - Costume Designer
Marty Bresin - Special Effects
Digiscope - Special Effects
The Digital Magic Co. - Special Effects
Light Matters - Special Effects
P.O.P. Film - Special Effects
Clay Pinney - Special Effects
Stirber Visual Network - Special Effects
VIFX - Special Effects
Michele Panelli-Venetis - First Assistant Director
Mic Rodgers - Coordinator
James M. Halty - Stunts
Chuck Picerni, Jr. - Stunts
Jim Tanenbaum - Sound/Sound Designer
Dianne Crittenden - Casting
David Kelson - Sound Mixer
Michael A. Benson - Second Unit Director Of Photography

Feature Details

Title: Volcano
Feature Release Date: 1997
Genre: Action
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 104 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

Technical Details

Catalog Number: 0603984
UPC: 086162917561
Manufacturer: Kuraray
Publisher: Fox Video

Sides: 2
Cover: Jacket
Spoken Language: English
Country: USA
Video Format: NTSC

Model: 0603984-N
Shipping Weight: 1 lbs
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Tommy Lee Jones and Anne Heche in...

Volcano

( Catalog Number 0603984 )
(1.85:1) (2 Sides) (CLV) (NTSC)

LaserDisc Special Features

Best Version on LaserDisc

Volcano
1997 - 104 min. - Color
Genre: Action
Rated PG
Country: USA

LaserDisc Movie Review:
Disaster visits jaded L.A. in the form of an underground volcano, not the big earthquake all the citizens expect. Shot on the largest set ever constructed in the U.S., in nearby Torrance, California, Volcano is a big-budget, special-effects-laden disaster movie with a standard plot. Tommy Lee Jones plays Mike Roark, a by-the-book emergency management director who is spending the weekend with his daughter, Kelly (Gaby Hoffmann), when the previously-unknown volcano blows. Sassy, brainy scientist Dr. Amy Barnes (Ann Heche) is the first to warn of the threat, which begins by sucking one of her co-workers into a steaming fissure. As the lava starts to spurt in red-hot fireballs, Kelly is injured, and Mike sends her to the hospital in order to attend to his duties, rescue citizens, and run the city's emergency response. Eventually, Roark and Barnes team up to battle the eruption while sparks of romantic attraction fly. --- Michael Betzold

Produced amidst a spate of disaster thrillers that proliferated in the mid-'90s, this predictable epic from director Mick Jackson is contrived, preposterous, and overblown, though no more so than any of its contemporary competitors. Fans of the genre will assert that it's exactly the credulity straining concepts, absurd action sequences, and tendency toward pat character melodrama that make disaster flicks so much fun. On that low-brow level of unintentional entertainment, Volcano (1997) is a keeper, never taking itself as seriously as the same year's rival volcano flick, Dante's Peak (1997). Jackson also provides some eye-popping special effects, which is maybe what the genre is really all about, but not enough of them to dazzle visually; the audience definitely needs a bigger helping of lava raining explosive havoc down on Los Angeles. Tommy Lee Jones is fine in the gruff, competent professional role he's patented since The Fugitive (1993), but other performers don't fare as well in parts straight out of central casting. Particularly wasted are the talents of Anne Heche and Don Cheadle, who appear to have been hired in order to brush up the film's dicey credibility. In its attempt to work in some "B" and "C" stories involving a compassionate doctor and her selfish husband and a gang member who antagonizes the local fire department, the film goes seriously awry, stumbling over the debris of TV movie cliche. It gets a few things right, but in trying to be all things to all people, Volcano (1997) never quite achieves the heights of cheeseball cinema it might have scaled. --- Karl Williams

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Cast for Volcano

Tommy Lee Jones - Mike Roark
Anne Heche - Dr. Amy Barnes
Gaby Hoffmann - Kelly Roark
Don Cheadle - Emmit Reese
Jacqueline Kim - Dr. Jaye Calder
Keith David - Lt. Ed Fox
John Carroll Lynch - Stan Olber
Michael Rispoli - Gator Harris
John Corbett - Norman Calder

Crew for Volcano

Mick Jackson - Director
Andrew Z. Davis - Producer
Neal H. Moritz - Producer
Jerome Armstrong - Screenwriter / Screen Story
Billy Ray - Screenwriter
David Drzewiecki - Cinematographer / Supervisor/Manager
Theo Van de Sande - Cinematographer
Alan Silvestri - Composer (Music Score)
Don Brochu - Editor
Michael Tronick - Editor
Jackson de Govia - Production Designer
William Cruse - Art Director
Tom Retta - Art Director
Scott Ritenour - Art Director
Don Woodruff - Art Director
Stokely Chaffin - Co-producer
Michael Fottrell - Co-producer
Scott Stuber - Associate Producer
Lauren Shuler-Donner - Executive Producer
Beverly Eagen - Set Designer
K.C. Fox - Set Designer
Les Gobruegge - Set Designer
Patricia Klawonn - Set Designer
Richard J. Lawrence - Set Designer
Richard Reynolds - Set Designer
Dianne I. Wager - Set Designer
Kirsten Everberg - Costume Designer
Marty Bresin - Special Effects
Digiscope - Special Effects
The Digital Magic Co. - Special Effects
Light Matters - Special Effects
P.O.P. Film - Special Effects
Clay Pinney - Special Effects
Stirber Visual Network - Special Effects
VIFX - Special Effects
Michele Panelli-Venetis - First Assistant Director
Mic Rodgers - Coordinator
James M. Halty - Stunts
Chuck Picerni, Jr. - Stunts
Jim Tanenbaum - Sound/Sound Designer
Dianne Crittenden - Casting
David Kelson - Sound Mixer
Michael A. Benson - Second Unit Director Of Photography

Feature Details

Title: Volcano
Feature Release Date: 1997
Genre: Action
Rating: PG
Color: Color
Runtime: 104 Minutes
Picture: Letterboxed
Ratio: 1.85:1
Playback Format: CLV

Technical Details

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