The Day After Tomorrow
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The Day After Tomorrow is a 2004 disaster movie centred on climate change. It's about people saving the world versus people destroying the world. The unrealistically frequent anomalous weather events and terrible dialogue serve to sensationalise the genuine threat of global warming at the expense of scientific integrity and good taste. The film also enjoys violating the laws of thermodynamics.
The script was based on The Coming Global Superstorm, co-written by Whitley Strieber (famous for writing books about alien abduction) and Art Bell. And it's a shame, because the composer, Harald Kloser, seemed to be the only one taking his job seriously.
 Various funnies
- The Day After Tomorrow on IMDB
- The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute on the film
- The Day After Tomorrow: A Scientific Critique, ClimateSight
- Climate Change: Will it look anything like The Day After Tomorrow?, UCAR
- After 'The Day After Tomorrow' - Now that sounds like a more interesting movie.
- ↑ It's a Roland Emmerich film, you should get this by now.
- ↑ Rationalists who have recently been subjected to this can often be found in public libraries huffing back issues of Scientific American for the sake of
- ↑ What the hell
- ↑ See the Wikipedia article on The Day After Tomorrow.