Le trailer me plait déjà beaucoup :
http://www.themoviebox.net/movies/2006/ ... railer.php
Le pitch (dans la potch) :
As the sun rises on another day in Los Angeles, Brad (Rory Cochrane) sends his wife Lexi (Mary McCormack) off to work with a kiss and a smile. When the media begins reporting on the detonation of a bomb within the city limits and a potentially toxic cloud covers the L.A. basin in ash, Brad enlists the aid of nearby handyman Alvaro (Tony Perez) in making his home as airtight as possible while worriedly awaiting the return of his wife. With roads closed, telephone lines jammed, and reports of multiple explosions pouring in from the media, the panic and isolation of the tragedy begins to take its toll on the horrified community. Though announcements over public airwaves ensure that authorities are doing their best to ensure the arrival of help to those in immediate danger, Brad and the rest of the citizens of L.A. soon discover that the explosions were only the beginning of their horrific ordeal.
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), le film s'avère très répétitif. La mise en scène agitée, lassante de Chris Gorak ne parvient pas à faire oublier que son film catastrophe se déroule à l'échelle d'un pâté de maison, voire d'une maison pour la moitié. La structure du récit est artificielle, l'interprétation hystérique, les situations répétitives... et la fin complètement absurde a plie le tout pour moi. Un ratage made in Sundance à éviter...