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Geological Movies

One of the things that I find fascinating is how bad a geology movie could be yet still end up being a surprisingly good teaching tool, if you know how to use them right. Here I am working through geological reviews of bad geology movies. If you are a geology professor and wish to use these, go right ahead, I would just appreciate credit for it though.

- Click on any title highlighted yellow to go to the Geological Review webpage.

- Click on the Movie picture to go to Amazon.com

Available Geological Reviews

- The Day After Tomorrow

- Armageddon

- Dante's Peak

Asteroid Impact

Armageddon (1998)

Armageddon Question Sheet

Deep Impact (1998)

Global Catastrophe

2012 (2009)

The Day After Tomorrow (2004)

The Day After Tomorrow Question Sheet

The Core (2003)

Earthquakes

San Andreas (2015)

10.5: Apocalypse (2006)

10.5 (2004)

Earthquake (1974)

Meteorological

Geostorm (2017)

Category 7 - The End of the World (2005)

Category 6 - Day of Destruction (2004)

Twister (1996)

Tornado! (1996)

Night of the Twisters (1996)

Paleontology

(a select sample of available movies)

The Good Dinosaur (2015)

Dinosaur (2000)

Jurassic Park (1993)

The Land Before Time (1988)

Volcanism

Supervolcano (2005)

Dante's Peak (1997)

Dante's Peak Question Sheet

Volcano (1997)

Wide-Spread Documentaries

An Inconvenient Truth (2010)

Flock of Dodos (2007)

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