7 Jaw-Dropping Disaster Movies on Netflix You Can't Miss!

7 Jaw-Dropping Disaster Movies on Netflix You Can't Miss!

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:25 - Number 7
01:07 - Number 6
01:58 - Number 5
02:53 - Number 4
03:50 - Number 3
04:54 - Number 2
05:47 - Number 1

Hello, and welcome to Select10. From terrifying survival stories to roaring tsunamis and collapsing cities, Netflix has an amazing selection of movies that will keep you hooked. Regardless of your preference for thrilling action or stunning visual effects, these disaster epics are sure to provide the ideal balance of dramatic tension and emotional impact. So grab some popcorn, prepare yourself, and delve into these visually striking disaster movies.

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[mkywestley]

7. Crawl
6. Greenland
5. The 33
4. San Andreas
3. The Perfect Storm
2. Concrete Utopia
1. Deepwater Horizon

[laustpeternielsen-norman]

I can recommend La Palma, a Norwegian 4 part serie

[Squawking_Squatcher]

I have Netflix in the US. Netflix has none of those movies at this time, at least not here in the US.

[nyc]

Greenland, San Andreas, and Deepwater THEM!!!!

[movieloverfan]

Deep water horizon doesn’t accurately depict what was happening. They blamed the oil rig disaster on one employee who was dead and could not defend himself. The oil company cut corners in safety because the underwater rock they needed to mine through was too dense, but they needed to get the well in by a certain time to not miss their earnings expectations boost. The safety people essentially let them do this because ties to business were too strong. So BP broke through and then couldn’t stop the blow out which started a fire, which not only destroyed the oil rig but killed 11 workers. Then it turned out they had no way to stop the oil as the back up to their backup was not sufficient and it took months to build a bigger submersible craft. The oil destroyed the crab, shellfish, crawfish, tourism, beaches, fishing etc in the whole gulf.

[aprilinalabama]

Greenland and San Andreas were my 1 and 2

[ivangpavlovic]

I've seen Greenland over 22 times. I dreamt almost the same in a dream years before the release.

[nickpond]

ALL of them Good Film ' s I NEED to find time to Watch the One about the Miners Thank you ;

[rossquinn]

Here is some Disaster based on real life films
Life on The Line
Only The Brave
White Squall 1996
9/11 with Whoopi Goldberg
Pandora from Netflix
World Trade Center

[stuartwise]

I've seen most of these and found Perfect Storm boring, but liked most of the others.

[warblerblue]

I thought the title read " 7 Jaw-Dropping Disasters of a Movie on Netflix You Can't Miss!"

[Smitty]

None of these are on Netflix in the USA. A couple of them are on Max though.