"Gentlemen its gonna get bad, but that's what were trained for." After an unthinkable tragedy Beau (Travolta), a lineman, begins to raise young Bailey (Bosworth) as his own. Now, years later she is grown up and beginning to start her own life. Beau thinks this is the worst thing ever, until the night of the storm that changes everything. This is a movie that tries as hard as it can to be important. It hits you with an emotional punch right in the beginning and does its best to help you relate to the men in this field. There are some very good aspects in this movie but it ended up become a cheesy version of Armageddon. Some movies try way to hard to prove a point and make a statement. This is one of those. The movie is good and worth seeing but a little too over the top and unbelievable to be taken all that serious. That said, this is am exciting movie that is very entertaining. Overall, an Armageddon like movie that is entertaining but a little too cheesy and over the top to have the effect it really wanted. I give this a B.