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Dante’s Peak 1997 Movie – Storyline :

Volcanologist Harry Dalton and mayor Rachel Wando of Dante’s Peak try to convince the city council and the other volcanologists that the volcano right above Dante’s peak is indeed dangerous. People’s safety is being set against economical interests.

USGS volcanologist Harry Dalton and his partner-turned-fiancée Marianne attempt to escape an ongoing eruption in Colombia. As they venture out, a piece of debris pierces through the roof of the truck, killing Marianne.

Four years later, Harry is assigned by his superior Dr. Paul Dreyfus to investigate seismic activity near the town of Dante’s Peak, Washington, a town that borders a dormant stratovolcano. Harry arrives and meets with Mayor Rachel Wando along with her children Graham and Lauren. Rachel offers to take Harry with them as they see her former mother-in-law Ruth, an elderly hermit who lives near the lake at the base of the volcano. While exploring, they find dead trees, dead squirrels, and two people scalded to death in a hot spring. Harry instructs Paul to bring a USGS team to monitor the volcano, but their initial survey finds no indications of volcanic activity. Paul advises against Harry putting the town on alert. Still, Harry tries to convince Rachel to prepare for a disaster, while developing a relationship with her and the children.

One day, Harry and his co-worker Terry examine the summit’s crater until a rock slide traps Terry, causing him to suffer a broken leg. Both men are rescued by a helicopter, whose pilot is quite greedy. Days go by showing no signs of any threat or activity. Paul decides that no danger is imminent and the USGS team begins preparing to leave. When Harry goes to say goodbye to Rachel, they discover that the town’s water supply has been contaminated with sulfur dioxide. The next morning, seismic readings and gas levels rise dramatically. Finally convinced that the volcano will erupt, and with the National Guard unavailable until the next day, Paul gives Harry permission to put the town on alert.

Review of Dante’s Peak (1997 Movie):

 “Dante’s Peak”, we also got “Volcano”, which gave me unintentional chuckles in the theatre I saw it at (the Beverly Center) because that same shopping center was demolished in it, as were several local buildings I see almost every day. While both films were silly in many ways, I enjoyed “Dante’s Peak” more for its colorful country photography. Hollywood has not had a great time doing volcano movies; “The Last Days of Pompeii” (1935) is a small budgeted epic which is fun because of the cliches of the time it was made; “Krakatowa, East of Java” (1969) is even sillier because it was obviously filmed backwards (according to Leonard Maltin, Krakatowa is actually WEST of Java!). The all-time worst is “When Time Ran Out” (1980), Irwin Allen’s final disaster epic in which the cast was as boring as the subplots they had to deal with, and even the volcano explosions were unmemorable. My favorite volcano movie by far has to be “The Devil at 6 O’Clock” (1961) with Spencer Tracy and Frank Sinatra. While I haven’t seen it in some time, I recall it with fondness, at least compared to the five other movies I have mentioned. At least “Dante’s Peak” has some laughs for the ridiculous twists which come throughout. If you can look at it with tongue-in-cheek and not take it too seriously beyond the I’m-determined-to-survive plot, you may have a good time. While I’m sure some folks did cry at the overly use of cymbols in the finale, I found myself crying, too—that is from too much unintentional laughter!