These days, Kevin Jegie is primarily known as the head of Marvel Studios and overseer at Marvel's film universe, The ambition that began after seeing Sam Raimi's "Spider-Man" And he realized that superhero movies can be top -notch cinema. However, before leading MCU in existence, Feige began as a humble assistant for the production of a pair of non-superhero stains, including the romantic comedy in Meg Ryan Ryan and Tom Hanks in 1998 "You Have Mail". The other project he worked on was the "Volcano" in 1997, in 1997, in 1997, in 1997, Fun movie for natural disaster It is more in accordance with blockbusters packed with action, Feig is now synonymous with production.

"Volcano" exploded on screens at the same time "The top of Dante was released", To make 1997 a great year for molten lava films that destroys properties. In the actress of Tommy Lee Onesons and Don Chad, "Volcano" tells the story of an underground volcano that makes chaos in Los Angeles after the earthquake, forcing scientists to step into trying and saving the day. It does not prescribe the Rulebook on Disaster Films by any means, but some intense action sequences and certainly excellent performances by the aforementioned actors elevate the "volcano" of high heights.

The Volcano was considered a huge blockbuster in 1997, and the film cost $ 90 million (with the exception of marketing costs and all that jazz). While the budgets for Marvel Flix surpass it, and then some, Mick Acksecson-directional disaster was still a TOLAN project in its right back during the day. As if HAG's career progressed, the "volcano" seems to have become a footnote that barely remembers.

It's been nearly 30 years since the "volcano" broke out in cinemas, and some of the stars of the film and crew members went bigger - and probably better - than then. Kevin Feiz is one of the most powerful men in Hollywood, while Tommy Lee Onesons and Don Chad have become part of his "Golden Goose Mac" franchise after playing Chester Phillips and Jameses Rhodes, respectively. While he was talking Vanity fair In 2017 In his own words:

"When I bring him to Don Chadle or Tommy Lee Onesons, when I worked with them years later, I would go," we worked together on a volcano. "They would go," Oh, that movie? "

Do not let the words of Jagie, Chadl and Onesons to deceive you to think "volcano" is a forgotten film, though. It is actually a lot of fun, and if you are looking for excessive disasters that ticks all the real boxes, do not look beyond this explosive treatment.