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After a series of earthquakes, lava begins to flow through the city's subway tunnels and erupts at the La Brea Tar Pits . Roark and Barnes must find a way to divert the lava flow toward the Pacific Ocean by using concrete barriers and strategically demolishing a skyscraper to block its path. Why the "1996" Confusion? Production Cycle: Filming occurred primarily in 1996.

April 25, 1997 (USA); November 28, 1997 (Italy). Director: Mick Jackson. Key Cast: Vulcano_-_Los_Angeles_1996_HD_-_Altadefinizione01

At the end of the film, the newly formed volcano in Los Angeles is named "Monte Wilshire" and declared active. After a series of earthquakes, lava begins to

The film is a classic 90s disaster thriller that imagines a volcanic eruption occurring in the heart of Los Angeles. Production Cycle: Filming occurred primarily in 1996

The movie was notable at the time for its practical effects and the use of "lava" made of a Methylcellulose-based thickening agent.

Volcano was released the same year as another volcano-themed blockbuster, Dante's Peak , which stars Pierce Brosnan.