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15 nov. 2021 · From powerful tornadoes to apocalyptic flooding and freezing, rogue planets, supernatural fog, and a rainstorm of amphibians, films have been postulating scenarios of drastic, dystopic weather events for years. But will they now come to fruition?
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19 déc. 2021 · From powerful tornadoes to apocalyptic flooding and freezing, rogue planets, supernatural fog, and a rainstorm of amphibians, films have been postulating scenarios of drastic, dystopic weather events for years. But will they now come to fruition?
15 nov. 2021 · 20 of the best extreme-weather movies. By Brianna Zigler, Provided By Nov 15, 2021. Stacker researched the history of extreme weather on screen and put together a diverse list of 20 films....
This is a list of films where at least half of the story takes place in a cold, wintery environment.
9 sept. 2022 · There are plenty of movies that make the weather out to be a dangerous adversary, like in films such as 'Into the Storm' and 'The Day After Tomorrow'.
