HBO Max is one of the most popular platforms today, and much of the credit goes to high-quality series and movies that aim to challenge the audience. Productions like “The Last of Us” and “Chernobyl” push the audience to their limits, thanks to the skill of their creators. However, it’s not the only platform creating such compelling content. Netflix, too, has a hidden gem in its catalog that has little to envy from these fictions: “The Quake”
Coming from Norway, this movie is a sequel to “The Wave,” a film from 2015 that tells the story of a geologist trying to warn everyone about an impending earthquake in Oslo, but nobody pays attention until it’s too late. The sequel reintroduces Kristian Eikjord, the protagonist from the previous film, in another high-level catastrophe.
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The movie’s synopsis is as follows: “In the year 1904, an earthquake measuring 5.4 on the Richter scale shook Oslo with its epicenter in the Oslo Rift, which runs beneath the Norwegian capital. In the present day, scientists begin to detect signals indicating that a new earthquake is on its way.” Undoubtedly, a perfect film for enthusiasts of disaster scenarios.
