10.0 Earthquake

This 2014 disaster film from director David Gidali imagines Los Angeles bracing for a catastrophic earthquake, with the clock running down on any chance to shield the city from devastation. Blending action, adventure, and drama, it follows the scramble to avert calamity, emphasizing race-against-time tension and the human cost of large-scale catastrophe. The tone is urgent and broad, aimed at fans of end-of-the-world spectacle and survival scenarios. With a MagicMovieScore of 4.9, it sits as a modest entry in the disaster genre, best suited to viewers who enjoy fast-moving crisis stories that prize momentum over nuance.

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