The Day After Tomorrow

Badboy, ... bah. How can you say global warming is a bunch of balongie... Theres been tons and tons and tons of informatino from scientists around the world warning us of this, ... Yeah. nevermind.

yeah...global warming IS a fact.

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That would be bologna.

Plan on seein this movie later on today, I think it looks good anyways.

'Cuz Oscar Mayer has a way with B-O-L-O-G-N-A.

So yeah just got back, I thought it was pretty damn good. Some stuff was fakey, but for the most part it was awesome. As soon as I thought "this movie needs more comedy," I got hit with the borders being closed, and just about shat my pants. There was also the homeless guy, he got a few laughs out of me. The CG was fantastic. Also, it wasn't "stop global warming" type of shit, if it was, I would have got up and left.

On the whole it was pretty good, I suggest you see it.

The movie owned. I loved it.

Also, it wasn't "stop global warming" type of shit, if it was, I would have got up and left.

Actually Rabber, I am pretty sure it was. [spoiler]Notice how the Vice Pres (now Pres) had a speech at the end about how global warming was a real issue and we should no longer foolishly use our fossil fuels?

Also, the movie is telling us to let in all the immigrants that want to come in, by giving the exmample that we may never know when we will need to go to Mexico for refuge.

Ths movie was so propaganda-ish. I would call it liberal, but I am not sure if these are liberal beliefs.

I saw it this afternoon, very nice special effects and plot lines. Love how everything freezes in certain areas....

Well, I think he meant that the main purpose wasn't to stop Global Warming, but rather to inform people of its possible effects. If this movie was based on an essentric climateologist that wanted people to stop pollution and everything that affected global warming, he would have left the movie. Rather, they talked about the subject, but kept it objective and informative, rather than "liberalish", for lack of better words.

Well, thats what I took from his comment, anyway.

I don't honestly see how effective this movie could be in teaching people the possible consequences of global warming. Climate changes take place over hundreds of years, and sudden climate changes (the kind in this movie) take place over a period of decades. Global warming isn't going to cause buckets of hail to suddenly drop on Japan, and it's not going to cause New York to flash-freeze. Global warming will raise ocean levels, flooding coastal marshes, which in turn will only force those same marches to move further inland. Global warming will cause higher and lower temperatures in hotter and colder areas respectively because of droughts and the possible slowing or shutdown of the thermohaline ciculation.

I haven't seen this movie yet, but I intend to. I intend to watch it solely for the special effects, because the entire premise of the movie is just a bit too silly to take seriously.

Hah, that was actually going to be the first thing I said in this post.

Anyway, I saw it last night, and it was good. I wouldn't say it pwned or anything, but for what I expected, it lived up to the expectations of badass weather scenes of mass chaotic destruction. The simultaneous tornado scene in Los Angeles was awesome, and the coastal flooding in NY was pwn, but the storyline and plot was just good.

Entertaining movie to visually watch, but the movie as a whole was semi-weak. Still, I'd recommend it just for the special effects.