Flood

This awful effort just goes to show what happens when you not only use computers to generate the effects, but also let them devise the plot and write the script. Someone somewhere has obviously come up with a new bit of... Full review

I only watched the movie because Mr. Carlyle was playing in it. Even he played badly. The entire film felt like someone intended it to be a mini series and they were forced to cut it to pieces in order... Full review

Oh but this is woeful. One good actor after another turns in lamentable dialogue in half hearted fashion under what must have been incredibly pedestrian direction to consider it acceptable. I like Robert Carlyle and Joanne Whalley is one of... Full review

I really do not joke when i can honestly submit that this film is not suitable for Sunday night viewing on ITV4.The underground scenes are just awful when London is supposedly under 30ft of water, Robert Carlyles character is drab.... Full review

The production values for this film make it fall short of Hollywood blockbuster status, and the script makes it fall short of cult status. What is left is a tired formulaic attempt at the disaster movie genre that will disappear... Full review

A really wonderful cast and very talented technical crew wasted their valuable career time, and our equally valuable leisure time, by bothering to support this utterly predictable and plainly formulaic piece of commercial junk. The movie is based upon a... Full review

There's something intriguing about disaster movies. The simple, primal premise can lead to several great stories. Granted, most disaster movies tend to explore familiar territory instead but I can usually live with that.Unfortunately, Flood probably marks the low point in... Full review

I recently purchased this on DVD as I hadn't heard of it and like robert carlyle.Obviously this movie is not going to have Hollywood blockbuster special effects,in saying that though the special effects were decent enough,and the acting was fine... Full review

On the face of it this film looked like it might be really good - it isn't.The cast is pretty good, but most of them seemed embarrassed by the whole thing. The real disaster in this film is not the... Full review

Out of nowhere mention of this film came from the media because of topical similarities to recent events here in the UK. Now Flood has hit theatres. Or rather a theatre.A few weeks after the film's press coverage has ebbed... Full review

Despite a good cast and some convincing CGI realisations of London's landmarks (the Dome, the House of Parliament) surrounded by flood waters, Flood is just deeply silly.....So, while Flood's earnestness suggests a dramatic story.... ... Full Review

It's a truly terrible movie To be fair, there are some spectacular special effects shots, although others look extremely ropey on the big screen. don't be shy. giving birth to massive special effects sequences and bittersweet heroics ... Full Review

The rather unusual combination of rifles and bicycles will be the focus of an upcoming annual Jefferson County Sheriff's Office auction. The event is scheduled for Saturday, Aug. 29, at the Hillsboro Community Civic Club building, 10349 Route 21, Hillsboro. ... Full Article

Television review by Hermione Eyre Sunday, 11 May 2008 As disaster movies go, Flood was of the method school.Its first release date was a calamity. ... Full Article

There's panic on the streets of London.Well, they used to be streets, but now they're urban riverways submerged under 20ft of flood-water.They snake their way around trademark city environs. ... Full Article

In the soapiest aspect of the film, we meet Robert Carlyle's engineer Rob (replete with dodgy London accent), who worked on the Thames Barrier and was married to Sam (Gilsig), who's currently in charge of it. ... Full Article