The Day After Tomorrow (Widescreen Edition)

Media:	DVD
Directed by:	Roland Emmerich
Starring:	Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Emmy Rossum
Release date:	01 March, 2005
List price:	~~$19.98~~
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The Day After Tomorrow (Widescreen Edition)

Average rating: Stars

Atrocious... silliest movie since 'Armageddon'

This one is so politically correct they even recycled the plot. If the director had spent as much time developing the story as he did on the special effects, it might have been worth more than one star. As it is, I'd have given it zero, but that's not an option here.

I haven't laughed so much at a disaster flick since "Armageddon".

The Day After Tomorrow (Widescreen Edition) - Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal and more

Beautiful Score, but over-the-top story

Okay, we've all heard about global warming by now, but this movie seriously blows it way out of proportion. Realistically, ice ages take place over the course of several thousand years of gradual climate shifts, not in what? 9 days? Please... This film will likely be seen as a great heralding warning to humanity by the enviromental kooks, a warning of a threat that is not at all even existant. But if you check REAL science at the door and put on your pseudo-scientific eyeglasses, the movie is good fun, and what a resemblance that vice president has to VP Cheney--gee golly whiz-I wonder what THAT was implying? These evil Bambi-killing conservatives--we're all out to get you! Anyhow, the real save for this movie is the majestic score. Herald Kloser never fails to blow me away with his compositions. My advice is to buy the soundtrack, rent the movie.

Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal and more - The Day After Tomorrow (Widescreen Edition)

politically correct hallucination

What a left wing crock!! The third world to the rescue, lmao! Hell, all the aid we give to Mexico and their illegals, the least they could do would be to let us stay in their warm cesspool for a couple weeks to ride out the freezing storm. I bet this was a favorite for Kerry voters