themick99
I got a mental hernia trying keep my disbelief suspended. starting with a wacky premise, it turns that over into flawed characters behaving badly and reveling in those self same self serving selfish flaws.
truonghoangthien
I'm watching this film on NT1 in France, 19/10/2016. The movie seems to be logical at the beginning BUT the moment when I saw Sam and Rob jump off the barrier, something went wrong. That's completely stupid to jump from a safe place to a deadly place. Maybe the story is so poor that they decided to add a stupid action to make it more active.The remain of this movie is a suffering for me to watch different stupid actions. Every action in this movie are so illogical and unnecessarily emotional. A lady who is supposed to be commander-in- chief in this disaster takes all of her time repeatedly calling her daughter. The couple repeatedly jump to a deadly place every time they are safe. That's purely garbage. Don't know why French television NT1 bought this film.
snowfrogg
I enjoyed this film because i didn't take it that seriously, good cast, British made, but my problem isn't with the film, the actors, the effects or the script, its with people comparing it to massive budget American crap like the day after tomorrow, we are force fed that crap and expected to accept it as quality film making and when a little film comes out over here then its a copy and therefore crap, what about all the really crap remakes that Hollywood are doing because they are afraid to make something new or original, all films made on blue or greens screens and created in a computer so no real effort is put in, maybe the people who slated Flood should watch it again as they are probably American and 12 years old and know less about film making than Hollywood do, I would rather watch this than transformers which is an insult to anyones intelligence over 17 years old.
Bob-Moe
This movie couldn't have been televised at a more appropriate time - it really coincided with Hurricane Ike and all the destruction and flooding in Texas, especially around the Galveston and Houston areas. The opening was very graphic yet totally believable. You really begin to realize just how helpless we all are against the forces of nature. I only hope that somewhere, someplace there is someone or something that has been organized to deal with a catastrophe like the one depicted in The Flood. I believe that no matter what does happen in the world - there will be help for us - but so far in my life I'm glad that I've never had to experience any thing like The Flood. Both my husband and I enjoyed the movie and hope to see more film directed by Tony Mitchell.
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