Right now, in some dark Hollywood pitch meeting, Jerry Bruckheimer is mud-wrestling with Michael Bay over the rights to a movie about this potential explodey Yellowstone disaster.
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Right now, in some dark Hollywood pitch meeting, Jerry Bruckheimer is mud-wrestling with Michael Bay over the rights to a movie about this potential explodey Yellowstone disaster.
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The Discovery Channel already did a movie about this topic back in 2005. It was called "Supervolcano".
I seem to recall that it was a pretty decent movie, and the follow up documentary was interesting too.
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