Seismologist Lucy Jones finds fault with the disaster film “San Andreas." — -- The movie “San Andreas” opened big at the box office this weekend, but the film’s over-the-top depiction ...

So if San Andreas eventually emerges as a feel-good disaster movie, it probably just reflects our aspirations for maintaining order in the inevitable chaos of a catastrophic quake. Wishful ...

In the idiotic new disaster movie “San Andreas,” a woman trusts her fiancé to bring her daughter back to college — only to have him leave the girl trapped in the parking garage of a ...

The new film San Andreas clearly is not a documentary. But it does capture some of the emotional realities of a disaster. The level of destruction portrayed in the movie is over-the-top ...

A big San Andreas quake can spark fires and other mayhem, but it can't displace water and flood San Francisco. Hough said the movie got one aspect right: The tide suddenly ebbing out signals a ...

"San Andreas," director Brad Peyton's earthquake ... Glenn Kenny from RogerEbert.com focused on the movie's good graphics: "The direction by Brad Peyton is particularly effective during the ...

A USC earthquake expert said his scientific advice was mostly disregarded by “San Andreas” movie filmmakers who asked him to review the script. “I gave them free advice, some of which they t ...

Could the earthquake that happened in the ‘San Andreas’ movie happen in real life? Nope. The movie version is fantastically exaggerated. Here’s a look at what the filmmakers got right and ...