[Bismarck]

I love disaster movies.

[Prince Charles]

This movie's primary audience will be eco-nuts and the followers of Art Dingaling.

[Lunatic Fringe]

I love how John Stossel just the other night pointed out the myth of the depleting forests of America.

America is actually getting greener, although eco-nuts claim it is from "man-made (i.e. "unnatural") forests."

John Stossel remarked something to the effect of: "Do the spotted owls really care if the tree is 400 years old, or two years old?"

[Socratic]

How much silver mine pollution is caused by producing the film for this movie? Think of all the other industrial pollution just to develop the prints. Thanks for the warning - I'll just skip it.

[saminfl]

I was hoping it would be a movie made from Heinlein's book.

[dts32041]

Maybe they can play the classic the Day After before they play this other flick.

[aegiscg47]

Actually, the movie trailers and the web site are pretty cool. It's a shame the director is an a**hole

[finnman69]

This director's next disaster movie should be Kerry 2004.

[RedMonqey]

"....and a single day sweltering-to-freezing temperature change in New York City..."

Global Warming? Doesn't the earth go through "global warming" every year(freezing temperature to sweltering"

It's called " Seasons"

If the whole world can adapt this quickly over the span of 365 days, then why can't it do it over decades or centuries?