An asteroid threatens to collide with the Earth and destroy life as we know it; pretty much the same as "Armageddon," "Meteor," and "Asteroid" but it centers more on 3 or 4 annoying (but dramatic) subplots.

Bruce Willis stars in a great sci-fi film in which he tries to save a woman who posses a great secret and tries to save the world from an evil star (or something) ending up with starship exploding.

Maximilian Schell and Ernest Borgnine in a classic 70's sci-fi adventure with a massive seemingly derelict spaceship, an asteroid shower, a menacing black hole, and some mystery make this a really fun film.

A 1970's disaster film with Sean Connery in which a massive, albeit very cheesy, asteroid (or meteor) collides with the Earth, setting off a wave of natural disasters including an avalanche that is mostly stock footage from "Avalanche" (ugh!)

Evidently an asteroid film with a gay twist, but for some stuid reason, the publishers felt the need to make another cut that changed the whole relationship at the end and cut out all homosexual references, that version is marketed as "Force of Impact"

Another bad tv disaster film...<sigh> ...but the special affects are pretty good and oftentimes sidetrack you from the horrible and pointless plot.

A B-Budget piece of trash in which Ice-T (UGH!) is a convict who posses some kind of solution for destroying an asteroid on its way to Earth.

A solar anomoly turns the Earth into an oven; an okay '60's sci-fi disaster film in the '50's fashion.

An Italian film (w/ English subtitles) from the 1930's in which the Earth undergoes a cascade of natural disasters, including a torrential deluge.

Another cheap B-budget TV disaster film shown on the Sci-fi channel; a meteor collides with the earth and causes a new ice age; it is seemingly a clash between "Meteor" and "The Day After Tomorrow."