The day after tomorrow

I am aware that this review will make me sound like a hippie but oh well. I love this movie so much because it shows a lot about human nature and it's reaction to disregard something that it deems as unnecessary, like the knowledge that (in this movie) Greenhouse gases escaping the Antarctic icecaps, caused the pre-historic world to go into an ice age to re-correct nature's imbalance and unless something is done LONG-term wise, it will likely happen again. And in this movie it certainly does. It's kind of chilling to watch this movie because there are certain items that we are facing ourselves, like the depletion of the ozone layer and a record high of greenhouse gases ever accounted for and a very strange weather pattern seen across the world. Art imitates life, so to an extent from watching the movie and knowing about things happening in reality that are main focal points for the movie, it's scary and hopefully art won't imitate life or vis versa.

Dennis Quaid stars as a paleo-climatologist whose predictions have started coming true today.. The film opens with the breaking of the ice sheets. Kenneth Welsh plays a climate denying vice-president whose character is a nicer substitution of any mean spirited republicans in office today. Watch the move!

Gives you a great insight into the workings of Mother Nature and the complexity of our planet

Thoroughly captivated from just the great effects alone, 1000 people worked on the CGI apparently from the movie facts.Global Warming is real and if you've watched Leonardo DiCaprio winning his first Oscar and he believes it's important enough to speak on it during his speech it's a scary serious issue.Dennis Quaid(sp) has always been great as the comic relief, the serious dad or even the drunk dad who gets food poisoning from Julia Roberts lol.And come on Jake right after October Sky? He looks like a baby!Great entertainment that should only be taken seriously for the facts of global warming but the super crazy weather is just an exaggeration for Hollywood.

Love this movie! A wide variety of dramatic scenes among different age groups, cultural groups and geographic settings. Definitely not boring. Love the library scenes, too, about which books to burn and which to save--burn the tax code books, save the Gutenberg Bible and a philosophical stalemate on philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche! Good CGI effects, believable and entertaining. A bit overboard on global warming controversies, but definitely worth watching or owning the movie. Getting a bit tired of Quaid's same old predictable facial expressions across all his movies--not that great an actor--but oh well, the rest is worth it; and in the end, Dennis Quaid seems like a likeable enough kind of guy that I won't refuse to watch his films.

worth watching for sure. Part of it is in Mexico, a very important, big part of the film. But oddly, only 1 Mexican actor onscreen. A character called "Mexican Janitor" in L.A. so they lose a star for that. Otherwise it was a pretty good covid movie, for when you have watched EVeryThing Else.

This is one of those all-encompassing disaster films where everyone has to band together in the face of certain disaster and try to think through the possibilities of what might be coming. It points up how science matters, and how thinking matters in the face of adversity: my favorite kind of disaster films. It's not just a lot of people running around screaming, although there is that - but it is comforting to watch whenever I feel the world is sort of crashing.

You want a good movie to watch!? This is it!My man’s Dennis kills main role yet again

I have watched this movie several times. It is always a good watch.

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