Flood

Flood is a 2007 British disaster film, directed by Tony Mitchell and starring Robert Carlyle, Jessalyn Gilsig, and Tom Courtenay. The movie showcases the devastating effects of a catastrophic global flood that engulfs London. The story revolves around a team of emergency workers, led by engineer Robert Morrison (Robert Carlyle), who is tasked with controlling the floods and rescuing as many people as possible. The team includes his colleague, Karen (Jessalyn Gilsig), and an elderly man named Leonard (Tom Courtenay), who refuses to evacuate his home despite the imminent danger. As the water levels continue to rise, the team is faced with a series of challenging obstacles. They must navigate the flooded streets of London, rescue stranded civilians and find a way to stop the flood from spreading further. Through their efforts, they uncover the cause of the flood, which is a malfunctioning ultrasonic drilling rig that was struck by lightning. The movie takes its viewers on a thrilling and emotional journey that showcases both the strength and weakness of humanity in the face of a disaster. The story features personal stories of the different characters, and their struggles to survive and rescue others. Robert Carlyle delivers a powerful performance as Robert Morrison, a man who is dealing with personal loss and his own inner demons while trying to save others. Jessalyn Gilsig brings a sense of compassion and empathy to her role as Karen, who is tasked with coordinating rescue efforts in a rapidly deteriorating situation. Tom Courtenay's portrayal of the stubborn and resilient Leonard adds a touch of heart to the film. The visual effects in Flood are impressive, especially the scenes of London being submerged in water. The movie shows the massive destruction caused by the flood, including collapsing buildings, floating cars, and a tsunami that devastates the city. Overall, Flood is a gripping disaster film that showcases humanity's resilience and determination in the face of unimaginable catastrophe. The movie highlights the importance of teamwork and the courage to face and overcome adversity. It's a must-watch for fans of the disaster genre and those who enjoy action-packed thrillers.

Flood is a Drama, Action, Thriller movie released in 2007. It has a runtime of 110m / 188m (television). Critics and viewers have rated it mostly poor reviews, with an IMDb score of 4.8..