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“The all-star disaster epics of the 1970s were a strange little time capsule, as if the ethical quagmires and pervasive paranoia of the era could only be expressed in blockbusters that trapped a bunch of people in an isolated spot and made sure to shockingly kill off several of the big names every so often. The super-producer of these films was Irwin Allen, and fresh off of throwing a group of stars in a capsized cruise ship in camp classic The Poseidon Adventure, he returns to the template with his โmore is betterโ magnum opus, The Towering Inferno. ย Some films are great because of the strength of their plots, their visuals, their acting, or some combination of all of the above. But thereโs another group of films that are very good-to-great, and those are the films that are pure” read more
" Notes: I haven't seen this one yet..."
"Norman Burton and Paul Newman Paul Newman, Don Gordon and Steve McQueen Paul Newman as Doug Roberts"
" Rating iMDB: My Rating: Director: Actors: Genre: The Plot:"
"When: August 14th First-Time Viewing: Yes. How: DVD from my collection. What'd I Think?: Gripping thriller is dated, but entertaining, surprisingly brisk. My Rating: 8/10 Other Notes: NA."
" Notes: I haven't seen this one yet..."
" TITLE OF WRITTEN WORK: The Tower The Glass Inferno PUBLISHED FORMAT: novel AUTHOR/CREATOR: Richard Martin Stern Thomas N. Scortia and Frank M. Robinson ORIGINAL PUBLICATION YEAR: 1973 1974 HAVE I READ: No NOTES: N/A "
"First Watched 1/19/2017 Remember those disaster films in the 1970s that started out great and over time got worse and became actual disaster! Well this one is one if not the best of the bunch! All star cast, vintage 1970s ascetic, real emotions and loss in this one, plus with a great soundtrack and just areal satisfying feeling as you watch it do not miss it! "