Stephen Fisher

A solid sequel to the first film. 95/100.

This is exactly the best train movie in years, and it's Tony Scott's last great film before his death. 10/10.

Seriously, why a 60% liked score comparing to Fallout 76's 70% score? I mean, Fallout 4 wasn't too bad, it's actually good compared to 76, and Fallout 76 is still not a good game. BTW, Fallout 4 for me, was the first Fallout game I played, and it's my favorite game of all time of the Fallout franchise. 100/100.

Very underrated superhero film.

It's not as great as the first two Irwin Allen movies.

This is totally such a melodrama story. 0.5/10.

Why does this exist. It should not be existed in the first place. 0.5/10.

The Towering Inferno is a sweet, very fun, thrilling and the greatest disaster movie, and it's not so bad after all! The Towering Inferno is a 1974 disaster movie about a 138 feet skyscraper at the night, got in huge trouble and causes a night of blazing suspense, and it very fun! Very, very, VERY fun to see this movie, and it's an exciting disaster movie that everyone would see, and it's full of scary, fun, and suspenseful scenes throughout the movie! Steve McQueen and Paul Newman were amazing cast in the blazing movie of all time! :) Not only that, but the movie has lots of amazing effects for the fire, and making the effects looks scary as it really is, the sets looking terrific, and it has likable characters, including Steve McQueen and Paul Newman as well! The soundtrack that was performed by John Williams is amazing, and he did an amazing job with this movie. The skyscraper named The Glass Tower, the tallest building than the original World Trade Center in the movie, is well done designed, almost looked as realistic as a fictional skyscraper was. This is the several times that Irwin Allen has shown to have good skills as a producer, and his concept of the movie since he produces ''The Poseidon Adventure'' in 1972. The greatest disaster movie to date. :) UPDATE: I find the movie look more fun, so I re-rated 10/10. :)