Deep Impact vs. Armageddon
The Space-Object Earth Destruction Films of 1998
Review the evidence, then
“Earth go boom.”
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| Title |
Deep Impact |
Armageddon |
| Release Date |
May 8, 1998 |
July 1, 1998 |
| Tagline(s) |
Heaven and Earth are about to collide.
Oceans rise. Cities fall. Hope survives. |
It’s Closer Than You Think.
Earth. It Was Fun While It Lasted.
The Earth’s Darkest Day Will Be Man’s Finest Hour
(several others) |
| Plot Summary |
A massive comet on a collosion course with Earth. |
A “Texas-sized” asteroid on a collosion course with Earth. |
| MPAA Rating |
PG-13 |
PG-13 |
| Running Time |
121 minutes |
153 minutes |
| Budget |
$75,000,000 |
$140,000,000 |
| Box Office |
U.S. $140,424,703
World: $349,464,664 |
U.S.: $201,573,391
World: $554,600,000 |
| Critics: |
C+ |
C- |
| Audience: |
C+ |
B |
| Rotten Tomatoes: |
46% |
n/a |
| IMDB: |
5.9/10 |
6.0/10 |
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Deep Impact was believable. Armageddon was not.