Better than the average collection of B level movies
Partially through the narrower scope of these two films, a fire contained within a limited area, in one case, and an airplane in the other, they films manage to rise above the more ambitious disaster series involving earthquakes, volcanoes and other earth shattering calamities. For the most part, the acting is pedestrian, the plotting simplistic and the visual stunts relatively far behind contemporary developments. Still and all, both manage to be entertaining if you can approach them with modest expectations. If you are too accustomed to the star studded, technologically superb, approach to disaster, with exciting additional bonuses, then you will want to avoid these inexpensive offerings.
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