Volcano: Fire on the Mountain (1997) | Full Movie | Dan Cortese | Cynthia Gibb | Brian Kerwin 

Hi Kathryn. Same here and 65 as well

I agree with you. Nothing being made today is watchable. I am having a lot of fun watching these old movies.

Amen

Yes what makes this movie great, there’s a prolog, body and conclusion what more do you want.

I wonder how many healthy babies were born in the past 500 years with "No doctor to cut the cord or to clean the baby"?

@@josephbrosk4384 Given the high child mortality rates in those time, not enough

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I love these kind of made for TV disaster in a small town movies. Do you know any others? Meteorites, Marabunta Fire Ants are some good ones.

@@hammondOT love these movies too, i just search by the word disaster and watch those that catch my eye

@@ziyao86 Check out "Meteorites!" from 1998. It's here on youtube and I like it a lot.

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Come to Australia its nice and warm here

I know what you mean. Lived in Minnesota all my life. After 78 years, I still hate Winter.

Come and visit Sri Lanka you will never go back..😊😊😊

Odd comment on the movie. 😂 but I know what you mean, I moved from Canada to New Zealand. I’d never go back. It looks pretty but you soon tire of it. I only miss it at Christmas.

​@@cherylp.3347why u left canada? 😢 also tel ant New Zealand lifestyle?

They are my favorite movies

agreed I was laughing and the ending about Hawaii and that she thought he was thinking of volcano instead of the paradise XD

Best part of the movie! Every disaster movie seemed to use food as an example of the devastation. This was the best! XD

I totally agree ! People are much to serious

Yes. I just am thankful they are free and fits my budget!

You make it sound like it's impossible to write a fun, enjoyable movie that doesn't get at least the basic science wrong. This is far from the truth. It's simply writer laziness, pure and simple. I'm going to guess with this strong defence of ignorance that you're American, so consider, if you will, a movie intended to be taken seriously that has cowboys riding their horses down on Wall Street and getting into shootouts with gun-slinging bankers … pitched as a *serious* drama. One where everybody spoke with, say, a Kentucky accent and where the only food anybody ever ate was some form of burrito. How long would your ability to "suspend reality" last? (Hint: no matter what you claim, you likely wouldn't last longer than five minutes.) You would (rightly!) say that the writers of that movie should have opened a book at least once in their lives before writing. Same applies to basic science.

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I TOTALLY AGREE with you, Melanie. Although I did go up the mountains in Jasper, Alberta I just couldn't make myself look down at the city because I'm so terrified of heights. I went through the Sulphur cave and relaxed in the warm Sulphur water. This was better than any message I could ever have had. In the winter you go under the water, come up and within seconds your hair becomes full of ice. In the summer, I'm not so brave. I don't go to the top of the mountain because of the hot summer fires. You want to be down near the road to be ready to get away.

Good for you. I was born in 1943 and the quality has never been good.

I was born in 1917 and the quality was outright shitty.

@@forestdwellerresearch6593 that's makes you 107

@@leelarson107 So was I, June 8th.

I loved this movie!

When have you lived a disaster? Never is it entertaining. Coming soon to a backyard near you, though.

You mean things getting better after watching this movie?

sounds like a good thing @ Rmx

Hope all is well with you and yours. God bless.

I'm thinking this is not the movie you should be watching during a hurricane.

Smarmy is not a word

@@Dan-uv5lw It is. In fact, the adjective means "ingratiating and wheedling in a way that is perceived as insincere or excessive", but don't take my word for it. Look it up.

@@tracyruiz4539 haha , nice one

@@shalsenburgerwhatsinaname1036 haha Couldn't help myself

Sm- army?

Very true.They do amazing job.

It's this a really volcano or it just a movie?

@@josuaelia777 Just a movie. But it's set in an area where are many snoozing volcanic mountains.

I think this film was released to video during Dante's Peak's theatrical release.

Of course! That's what heroes do.🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️🦸

Where I can watch Dantes peak full movie In English dub w subtitles

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@@manuelcasinillo2283 I know you can buy it on RU-vid. I don’t know if it comes with subtitles though. Do you have a closed captioning feature on your phone? Click on that. It’s available on DVD as well. Before the movie starts, you’ll get a menu asking if you want subtitles or not. Just click on that. I think I’m right. Don’t take my word for it though! Friend, I forgot to tell you that the feature is labeled cc. I hope that helps. 😝😝

Awww we are so glad you enjoyed it!!

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We live by a chain of volcanoes here in the PNW. Totally worth it.

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You should check out Dante’s peak 😂 jk

It's 95 degrees here in Florida!

@@francesdipietro1466 I'm freezing here lol

👏🎯👏 Miss Maggie! Besides Dangerous SEA Cliffhangers like THE PERFECT STORM, or stuck in a Hot DESERT with a Skeleton-Ant Creature like THE BONE SNATCHER! I ❤ Deep Wood & Mountain Camping. (Before CELL PHONES) The Incredibly Beautiful Wild! And then… around the Camp Fire with a Clear Starred Sky with a Full Moon- I’d start telling my camp-mates about the “ Deranged Old Miner, missing a Hand, Drags an old Rusty/ Blood Soaked AX with him.. and ALL the Missing Past Campers - Never found..”😵‍💫🤣😵!! Even “I’D” b e Scared!! God Bless. NRN. 👴🏽NoBody. (PS- and many frivolously forget that these Movies are for FREE!! - Ingrates!)

Me too

your not the only one who watched this movie

I hear you on that brother. Great movie, I may watch it again sometime later today if I have the time.

You're partly correct about raccoons hibernating, but in my search, I found they don't hibernate during the entire winter because their bodies aren't built for it. They do so on the coldest days and search for food on the warmer days. I do see them in the winter. (Don't take my word for it. Look it up for yourself.)

@@tracyruiz4539 Tracy, I do agree with you on that. I just haven't seen them that high up though. Even though I have seen a few up in the high hills when I go with my horse's in the back hills of Yosemite .

RIP Don S Davis. You will always be remembered as Hammond from Texas.

"I'm not talkin' bout pleasure boatin' or day sailin' I'm talking about workin' for a livin' I'm talkin' bout vulcanology."

Yes slot of the new disaster movies are just pure nonsense...crazy plots, doesn't make much sense

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I do admire the practical effects, but the Pyroclastic flow at the climax was very inaccurate. No offense, okay film altogether.

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Definitely. It compelled me. 😉

7 out of 10?? ARE you kidding me, this was a really good movie. Man I'd hate you to be a real critic. I was on the end of my seat from the beginning to end. I give this movie a 9 out of 10.

Lol, I was on the edge of my seat wondering what was going to happen... at first. Then when she's like "let's combine an avalanche with a lava flow," I thought, well, that's it; they'd be dead. Of course, in real life (assuming trajectory of flow was correct, and I don't see how it could've been), they would've had very little time before the pyroclastic flow hit them - much less than 20 minutes.

Yes all 3 are in my list of favorite disaster movie

Exactly

Crikey

Me too but a lot of the new disaster movies are crap....too much rush and craziness...the story line have no dept....This is one of the best