Actually, I think the special effects were done fairly well, considering the scope of what they were trying to portray.
I mean it wasn't of Star Wars caliber, but it was entertaining, and most frightening.
As with most TV disaster movies you are limited to the extent you are able to take the special effects.
I felt the actors portrayed to the best of their ability the feelings that one might encounter, if facing this type of terrible disaster.
After what happened in real life to New Orleans and other southern states, and what they face each year from Hurricanes and Tornadeos alone, nothing is beyond the realm of possibility.
I mean it wasn't of Star Wars caliber, but it was entertaining, and most frightening.
As with most TV disaster movies you are limited to the extent you are able to take the special effects.
I felt the actors portrayed to the best of their ability the feelings that one might encounter, if facing this type of terrible disaster.
After what happened in real life to New Orleans and other southern states, and what they face each year from Hurricanes and Tornadeos alone, nothing is beyond the realm of possibility.