#Ice quake film wiki license#

Foreshadowing: The rats in Idun’s basement, running away from seemingly nothing.Elevator Failure: Once the quake sets in, it becomes a death trap.Drives Like Crazy: Marit, though not because she wants to.

Disaster Movie: And the sequel to one, no less.Understandable, though, since she’s about nine. To be fair, he does come across as completely paranoid. Cassandra Truth: Nobody wants to believe Kristian when he says a disaster is coming.Blood from the Mouth: One of the women Idun works with, who is partially crushed under a stone wall.Bittersweet Ending: Three members of the family survive.Big Blackout: One hits Oslo in the wake of a smaller quake, the day before the big one.Idun would fit if not for the nightmare that becomes her leg. Beauty Is Never Tarnished: Marit winds up a little grimy and bloody, but not enough to detract from her appearance.

He later shaves it off, and just keeps a tidy mustache.

Beard of Sorrow: Kristian sports one at the start of the film.

Unfortunately, she doesn’t survive until the end. The pair are on the way to reconciliation by the second half of the film.

Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Kristian says he doesn’t blame Idun for leaving, but she points out that he left them, and they miss him.

However, it's partial collapse puts all of them in grave danger which Idun does not survive.

#Ice quake film wiki license#

Artistic License – Physics / Rule of Drama: The high-rise hotel that Idun, Kristian and Julia are trapped in after the quake takes *massive* damage from a nearby skyscraper collapsing into it, but somehow, the remains manage to keep from collapsing and taking out the main cast.She spends much of the film’s second half protecting Julia, and saves both the girl and Kristian from plunging out the window of a tilted skyscraper. The Eikjords already survived a tsunami (barely, in Kristian’s case), but this is Marit’s first major natural disaster. Action Survivor: Everyone, but especially Marit.His fears realized all too late, he is caught in a race against time to save the ones he loves before Oslo crumbles to the ground. Researching it further, Kristian makes several shocking discoveries that suggest a massive quake may soon hit Oslo. Three years after the rockslide in Geiranger, geologist Kristian Eikjord is divorced from his wife and separated from his kids, living in seclusion from the outside world due to his developing paranoia of disasters happening everywhere he goes.Īfter a former co-worker dies in what the Norwegian Press calls a freak accident, Kristian goes to Oslo to investigate, and finds out that he was studying the possibility of an earthquake in Oslo. A Norwegian disaster movie, and sequel to The Wave (2015).