Not that anyone was really asking for it, but this two-part miniseries is a sequel to NBC's previous disaster epic, "10.5." It picks up immediately after the catastrophic events of that first miniseries, in which a bunch of quakes has decimated the West Coast. This time, a massive fault line threatens to literally tear the country in half. Along the way, the usual number of cities and famous landmarks meet their untimely demise. Like its predecessor, "10.5 Apocalypse" features lots of CGI destruction (some good, some phony as hell), too many subplots to pad out the running time to a deadly three hours, most of the same cast gawking in horror as they watch events unfold on computer screens, and the most worthless president in American history (Beau Bridges, not George W.), who pops up every 15 minutes or so to scream at his officials to do something about this mess. Still, if you keep the skip button on your remote control handy, disaster movie fans should find enough amusement to make this disc worth checking out. And, hey...it's presented in widescreen! From Echo Bridge Entertainment.