<p>Men in Black is kind of a disaster movie. As is Ghostbusters 
If you like wierd stuff attacking cities/humankind.</p>
<p>I thought Children of Men was very well done.
I also liked Independence Day & the *Day after Tomorrow<a href=“I%20liked%20Men%20in%20Black%20too-%20but%20my%20favorite%20Will%20Smith%20movie%20is%20Enemy%20of%20the%20State”>/i</a></p>
<p>Not even my love of John Cusack will get me to see 2012. I’m not a fan of pure disaster movies at all. Men in Black and Ghostbusters to me do not fit that category, I did like them.</p>
<p>Another sort-of-a-diaster movie with a spacecraft in trouble that I liked - *Space Cowboys<a href=“a%20bunch%20of%20retired%20astronauts%20go%20on%20a%20space%20mission%20to%20prevent%20an%20aging%20Soviet%20satellite%20from%20crashing%20into%20the%20Earth”>/I</a>. Love Clint Eastwood, he is one of the greatest actors of all times!</p>
<p>ADad, agree about Volcano - it was a complete waste of our time. *Dante’s Peak *has Pierce Brosnan and beautiful Idaho/WA scenery! (And we’ve been to Wallace and toured the silver mines:))</p>
<p>BB- we like all the same ones; Space Cowboys is a good one. </p>
<p>I always like Armegeddon late on a Saturday night. I guess Deep Impact is not repeated on cable as often as I have not seen it as many times. I love a good old disaster movie when I am cleaning house or working on projects.</p>
<p>For much fun, compare the 2012 trailer with and without special effects.</p>
<p>[‘2012</a>’ Trailer Without Special Effects (Video)](<a href=“http://digg.com/movies/2012_Trailer_Without_Special_Effects_Video]'2012”>http://digg.com/movies/2012_Trailer_Without_Special_Effects_Video)</p>
<p>A"good disaster movie" is a wonderful oxymoron (in more ways than one). Most good movies involving disaster involve a scenario that takes place before or after the actual event. A few that come to mind are “Fail Safe” or “On the Beach”. ( But then again, whats not to like about “Mars Attacks”, ESPECIALLY Tom Jones singing “It’s Not Unusual” for the finale. A genuine work of art in which I can find no fault.)</p>
<p>I got teary-eyed when Bruce Willis died at the end of Armageddon. I was expecting him to pull some Die Hard-type stuff and be holding on to the end of the space shuttle. Yippee Ki Yay, Mother******.</p>
<p>What about the Final Destination movies count as? Are they disaster flicks? I love #2</p>