Category 7 - The end of the world

Movie
German title	Category 7 - The end of the world
Original title	Category 7: The End of the World
Country of production	USA , Germany
original language	English
Publishing year	2005
length	192 minutes
Age rating	FSK 12
Rod
Director	Dick Lowry
script	Matt Dorff Christian Ford James LaRosa Roger Soffer
production	Lesley Oswald Peter Sadowski Robert M. Sertner Frank von Zerneck
music	Joseph Williams
camera	Neil Roach
cut	Death of Feuerman Scot J. Kelly
occupation
Gina Gershon : FEMA Director Judith Carr Cameron Daddo : Ross Duffy Shannen Doherty : Faith Clavell Randy Quaid : Tommy Dixon Robert Wagner : Senator Ryan Carr Adam Rodriguez : US Air Force Knight pilot Sebastian Spence : Gavin Carr Nicholas Lea : Monty John Kapelos : Jim Roberts (Secretary of Homeland Security) Lindy Booth : Brigid James Brolin : Donny Hall Swoosie Kurtz : Penny Hall Tom Skerritt : Col. Mike Davis Kenneth Welsh : Chief of Staff Alan Horst Suki Kaiser : Gayle Duffy
chronology
←  Previous Category 6 - The Day of the Tornado

Category 7 - The End of the World is a film directed by Dick Lowry and produced in the USA in 2005. It is a sequel to the 2004 film Category 6 - The Day of the Tornado .

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Judith Carr is the director of FEMA, which monitors tornadoes . After a tornado devastated Chicago , more tornadoes raged in numerous countries around the world. The Paris Eiffel Tower is destroyed. Tornadoes are also reported from Egypt .

Tommy Dixon, wounded in Chicago, and Faith Clavell help Carr with her work. Colonel Mike Davis clears up with his plane.

The television preacher Donny Hall and his wife Penny warn the population. They compare the tornadoes to the biblical plagues.

The storms culminate with a particularly strong Category 7 tornado hurtling towards Washington, DC .

Reviews

"The (television) disaster film uses the basic scenario for an exaggerated spectacle that loses sight of all probability and staging care," says the lexicon of international film .

Awards

The film was nominated in 2006 for sound editing for the Emmy Award , the Motion Picture Sound Editors Award (in two categories) and the Cinema Audio Society Award . He was also nominated for the Saturn Award in 2006.

Others

In Manitoba , Canada turned film cost about 15 million US dollars . Los Angeles- based company CBS Digital was responsible for its special effects .

The film has been released so far in Germany (November 24, 2006), USA (first on November 6, 2006), Great Britain (January 15, 2006), Australia (February 26, 2006), Spain (March 6, 2006), Sweden (March 31, 2006) Televised July 28, 2006) and Argentina (October 28, 2006). It was released on DVD in France on June 21, 2006.

Web links

• Category 7 - The end of the world in the Internet Movie Database (English)
• Category 7 - The end of the world at Rotten Tomatoes (English)
• Category 7 - The End of the World on CBS.com

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Category 7 - The End of the World. In: Lexicon of International Films . Film service , accessed March 2, 2017 .