"Category 6" was arguably the worst TV mini-series I ever forced myself to watch. "Category 7" is a worthy successor. It crassly capitalizes on recent tragedies. The acting is up to the level of the writing.
"Category 7" avoids being boring. There's some good camera work. The destruction of life and property is good clean fun for the whole family.
Does it have a message? No. Is it worth watching? Not unless you're really hard up. If you're watching the news some evening and real life leaves you wanting more mayhem without the sense of loss or suffering, this could be just what you're looking for.
It does remind me what I'd love to see some day is a screen adaptation of John Barnes "Mother of Storms".
"Category 7" avoids being boring. There's some good camera work. The destruction of life and property is good clean fun for the whole family.
Does it have a message? No. Is it worth watching? Not unless you're really hard up. If you're watching the news some evening and real life leaves you wanting more mayhem without the sense of loss or suffering, this could be just what you're looking for.
It does remind me what I'd love to see some day is a screen adaptation of John Barnes "Mother of Storms".