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This is one of the best disaster movies I have seen. We live in a world where natural disasters are common and it is important to take precautionary measures so you don’t face any consequences. With this movie, you can learn much more about the consequences of tsunamis. It also teaches us how to be prepared for any sudden event that may come our way. The earthquake that followed the tsunami left people without homes, electricity, or clean water for weeks or even months after it all happened. The movie follows a couple, Mr. and Mrs. Gupta, Peter and Patricia, who were waiting for a loved one to return from an assignment to the Maldives. They were completely unprepared for a tsunami that swept from Indian to Sri Lanka and all around the Indian Ocean. As the tsunami approached their island, they managed to escape with the help of other fishermen on their speedboats though they could not find land until months later when they made it back home to find their loved ones gone forever. It is during this time that they literally have no place else but home. Home is where the heart is, and that’s true no matter how terrible or hopeless the circumstances are. There’s nothing like coming home after suffering all kinds of losses. Tsunami is a disaster movie based on real events surrounding the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami disaster. This disaster movie portrays the tragedy of this event through multiple stories of people who lost their loved ones in these tragic events. The movie focuses on one story regarding an Indian man who left his family to go overseas for work, but the tsunami tore apart the lives of all those that were dear to him, leaving him devastated by loss, but with some hope for survival he continued to move forward. The movie portrays a few different stories about their individual experiences, but ultimately a common bond they all share is the event that changed their lives. The movie was released on November 9, 2005 in more than 500 theatres in both North America and Europe. Some of the cast members from the disaster movie include:  2009 - A look at post-tsunami Sri Lanka through a series of stories from an English-language newspaper - "Wasee" (which means 'witness') - published during the following ten weeks. The movie was released in North America cinemas on November 9, 2005. Because of the tsunami, the film was released in theatres across the country for approximately five weeks, but was pulled about ten weeks after its initial release. The movie received positive reviews from critics. Roger Ebert of the "Chicago Sun-Times" gave "Tsunami" four stars, calling it "very well made and very moving". Alan Rauschmayer of the "New York Daily News", called it a "tremendous film" which he said should be broadcast to schools worldwide. cfa1e77820