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Armageddon

Armageddon

“For love. For honor. For mankind.”
★6.8/10(8,924)PG-13age•1998•2h 31m
ActionScience FictionAdventure
DirectorMichael Bay
ScreenplayJonathan Hensleigh, J.J. Abrams
When NASA detects a Texas-sized asteroid on a collision course with Earth, director Dan Truman concludes that the only way to avert the end of humanity is to drill into the surface of the rock and detonate a nuclear bomb inside it. For the job he turns to the world's best oil driller, Harry Stamper, who accepts the suicide mission on the condition of going into space with his own crew of grizzled, undisciplined roughnecks, among them the impetuous A. J., who is courting his daughter. A disaster blockbuster from Michael Bay, pure adrenaline, sentiment, and large-scale spectacle.
Release
Jul 1, 1998
Budget
$140M
Country
United States
Revenue
$554M

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6.8/10
TMDB Average audience rating
8,924 votes
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Who directed Armageddon? Armageddon is directed by Michael Bay.
Who stars in Armageddon? The main cast of Armageddon includes Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton, Ben Affleck, Liv Tyler, Will Patton.
How long is Armageddon? Armageddon is 2h 31min long.

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Synopsis

When NASA detects a Texas-sized asteroid on a collision course with Earth, director Dan Truman concludes that the only way to avert the end of humanity is to drill into the surface of the rock and detonate a nuclear bomb inside it. For the job he turns to the world's best oil driller, Harry Stamper, who accepts the suicide mission on the condition of going into space with his own crew of grizzled, undisciplined roughnecks, among them the impetuous A. J., who is courting his daughter. A disaster blockbuster from Michael Bay, pure adrenaline, sentiment, and large-scale spectacle.

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