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Deep Impact (7-May-1998)
Director: Mimi Leder Writers: Bruce Joel Rubin; Michael Tolkin Music by: James Horner Producers: Richard D. Zanuck; David Brown Keywords: Sci-Fi, Disaster, Meteor, POTUS, Explosions, Tsunami The impact of an enormous comet will extinguish life on Earth unless quick countermeasures can be taken. Science fiction drama being character-driven rather than a frame upon which to hang expensive special effects. Substantially better than the Summer 1998's other meteor/comet disaster feature, Armageddon (1998).
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CAST | Robert Duvall | ... Spurgeon Tanner | | Tea Leoni | ... Jenny Lerner | | Elijah Wood | ... Leo Biederman | | Vanessa Redgrave | ... Robin Lerner | | Maximilian Schell | ... Jason Lerner | | James Cromwell | ... Alan Rittenhouse | | Ron Eldard | ... Oren Monash | | Jon Favreau | ... Gus Partenza | | Laura Innes | ... Beth Stanley | | Mary McCormack | ... Andrea Baker | | Richard Schiff | ... Don Biederman | | Leelee Sobieski | ... Sarah Hotchner | | Blair Underwood | ... Mark Simon | | | and | | Morgan Freeman | ... President Beck | | | Dougray Scott | ... Eric Vennekor | | Gary Werntz | ... Chuck Hotchner | | Bruce Weitz | ... Stuart Caley | | Betsy Brantley | ... Ellen Biederman | | O'Neal Compton | ... Morten Entrekin | | Rya Kihlstedt | ... Chloe | | Denise Crosby | ... Vicky Hotchner | | | Alexander Baluev | ... Mikhail Tulchinsky | | Caitlin Fein | ... Caitlin Stanley | | Amanda Fein | ... Caitlin Stanley | | Joseph Urla | ... Ira Moskatel | | Una Damon | ... Marianne Duclos | | Mark Moses | ... Tim Urbanski | | Derek de Lint | ... Theo Van Sertema | | Charles Dumas | ... Jeff Worth | | Suzy Nakamura | ... Jenny's Assistant | | Alimi Ballard | ... Bobby Rhue | | W. Earl Brown | ... McCloud | | Katie Hagan | ... Jane Biederman | | Frank Whiteman | ... Priest | | Jason Dohring | ... Jason | | Jasmine Harrison | ... Kid | | Rahi Azizi | ... Student | | Hannah Werntz | ... Holly Rittenhouse | | Tucker Smallwood | ... Ivan Brodsky | | Merrin Dungey | ... Sheila Bradley | | Kimberly Huie | ... Wendy Mogel | | William Fair | ... Grey Man | | Francis X. McCarthy | ... Gen. Scott | | Ellen Bry | ... Stofsky | | Lisa Ann Grant | ... Reporter | | Leslie Dilley | ... Waiter | | Concetta Tomei | ... Patricia Ruiz | | Mike O'Malley | ... Mike Perry | | Kurtwood Smith | ... Otis Hefter | | Gerry Griffin | ... NASA Official | | Charlie Hartsock | ... David Baker | | Jennifer Jostyn | ... Mariette Monash | | Don Handfield | ... Dwight Tanner | | Jason Frasca | ... Steve Tanner | | Cynthia Ettinger | ... Pretty Woman | | Benjamin Stralka | ... Little Boy | | Stephanie Patton | ... Brittany Baker | | Michael Winters | ... NASA Guy | | John Ducey | ... Young Lieutenant | | Christopher Darga | ... Section Leader | | Joshua Colwell | ... CAPCOM | | Cornelius Lewis | ... Bus Sergeant | | Kevin La Rosa | ... Pilot |
REVIEWS Review by c little (posted on 19-Aug-2007) The movie was awesome. I thought Morgan Freeman was most fitting for the part as the President. He was down to earth but authoritive at the same time. He is one of my favourite actors.
The special effects were great too. I liked best when the tsumami hit New York. The one gigantic wave hitting the skyscrapers was creepy. My son had to laugh at the part where the statue of Liberty's head was torn off and then landed at the bottom of the water with a thump. Of course when he laughed, I did too. Then the old man sitting on a bench there reading the newspaper and how he got blown away by the wave. That was pretty funny too.
I saw the movie in the theatre when it first came out and also I own it on DVD. I've seen it many times.
There were funny parts to it and also some very moving parts as well. I thought it was a well thought out movie and full of emotions. I mean, what would you do if a huge comet was going to strike earth?
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