Monday, July 05, 2004
My wife finally got me to see "The Day After Tomorrow." Each time
she'd ask me, I'd use the movie's title to put her off a little
longer ("When can we see it?" "The Day After Tomorrow..." heh.)
But I was worried for nothing. Aside from being very unlikely and
a few "yeah right" moments, this is a fun, big-budget popcorn flick
that has plenty of thrills. I can't say run right out and see it
next ("Fahrenheit 9/11" earns that recommendation!) but if you are
looking for some mindless fun, you could do worse ("White Chicks,"
Anyone?...)
she'd ask me, I'd use the movie's title to put her off a little
longer ("When can we see it?" "The Day After Tomorrow..." heh.)
But I was worried for nothing. Aside from being very unlikely and
a few "yeah right" moments, this is a fun, big-budget popcorn flick
that has plenty of thrills. I can't say run right out and see it
next ("Fahrenheit 9/11" earns that recommendation!) but if you are
looking for some mindless fun, you could do worse ("White Chicks,"
Anyone?...)
Comments:
Couldn't deal with it. The physics were RIDICULOUS. The politics were worse.
(Question: When the last instant ice-age began - the one that apparently flash-froze that Mastodon - how was humanity burning fossil fuel to blame for that?)
But I have to admit, watching NYC and LA getting destroyed was fun.
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(Question: When the last instant ice-age began - the one that apparently flash-froze that Mastodon - how was humanity burning fossil fuel to blame for that?)
But I have to admit, watching NYC and LA getting destroyed was fun.
