Geostorm

In 2019, the United States government initiates a groundbreaking project called Dutch Boy, aimed at climate control through a series of satellites. This ambitious project aims to prevent devastating weather events by manipulating climate conditions globally.

Dutch Boy demonstrates its capabilities when it successfully neutralizes a furious typhoon, showcasing the potential of the satellite system. However, this success draws criticism when chief architect Jake Lawson acts without proper authorization.

Following the backlash from the Senate sub-committee, Jake Lawson is relieved of his duties and replaced by his brother, Max Lawson, who works under Secretary of State Leonard Dekkom. This shift in leadership raises concerns about the oversight and future direction of the Dutch Boy project.

Three years later, a United Nations team in Afghanistan discovers an inexplicably frozen village in the hot desert. Amidst this bizarre finding, an Indian engineer named Makmoud steals crucial satellite data before a catastrophic incident sends him into space.

After learning of the incident from President Andrew Palma, Max persuades Jake to help investigate the satellite's mysterious failures. Their mission is crucial to uncovering the truth behind the calamity associated with Dutch Boy.

As temperatures rise dangerously in Hong Kong, a Firenado emerges, threatening many lives. Cheng Long, the head of Dutch Boy's Hong Kong operations, narrowly escapes but faces dire consequences as critical errors are uncovered.

Upon arriving at the International Climate Space Station (ICSS), Jake and station commander Ute Fassbinder attempt to analyze the malfunctioning satellite's data. To their shock, critical information necessary for their investigation is erased by an unexpected system failure.

Cheng, now facing a loss of privileges, warns Max about an impending global catastrophe known as Geostorm. He stresses the urgency of addressing the system failures to avoid disaster while evading threats from armed operatives.

Jake discovers a troubling pattern of satellite malfunctions tied to a sinister code named Zeus. As extreme weather events escalate, he realizes the implications of manipulating climate systems and the potential for widespread disaster.

As tensions rise, Cheng meets a tragic fate while trying to pass vital information to Max. His death heightens the urgency of the situation as Jake and Ute become increasingly suspicious of potential betrayal within their ranks.

Jake, Ute, and Ray Dussette uncover evidence of a virus that compromises the login systems of crucial satellites. This revelation raises alarms about President Palma's intentions and the possibility that Dutch Boy could be weaponized.

Max, realizing the dire circumstances, reaches out to his girlfriend Sarah for assistance in acquiring a vital kill code to shut down the corrupted systems. Meanwhile, global situations worsen in places like Japan and Rio de Janeiro, amplifying the stakes.

In a bold move, Max and Sarah take action against President Palma, suspecting that his security agents pose a serious threat. They unveil Dekkom's sinister plans to manipulate global politics by eliminating adversaries using the Dutch Boy technology.

Jake faces a life-or-death situation as the ICSS initiates a destructive self-destruct sequence. He collaborates with Ute to ensure the reboot of the systems, racing against time to prevent a global catastrophe.

In the gripping finale, Jake and Ute manage to transfer satellite control to NASA just in time to avert disaster. Months later, a secure and internationally governed satellite system offers hope for a safer future, with Jake at the helm.