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To: Dog Gone

The only part of The Day After Tomorrow that I like hearing about is when the tornado rips through Hollywood.


5 posted on 06/05/2004 8:31:33 AM PDT by Paul Atreides
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To: Paul Atreides; Dog Gone

This largely apolitical girl I've fallen for with a thunk that could be heard in the next country convinced me to see Day After Tomorrow with her. I didn't like the idea because I didn't like the film's politics, and I don't like seeing thousands of people die, even in a movie. But of course it was with Her, and so I did.

It was the most ridiculous movie I've ever seen. There were plot holes you could drive a truck through; of course going out was suicidal, and the temperature was dropping by "ten degrees a second", and yet people went out and survived anyway. Sheesh. If the temperature was dropping 10 degrees a second, everyone in the movie would have been dead within a minute! Argh!

It was rather interesting, though, that it was a feel-good movie that in the end played all the death and destruction for laughs. Weird. I don't get it. I suppose it makes it watchable - as I told Her at the end of the movie, "It wasn't nearly as harrowing as I would have thought". But my moral sense hated that. Geez.

Thoughts?

D


14 posted on 06/05/2004 8:45:56 AM PDT by daviddennis (;)
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To: Paul Atreides
The only part of The Day After Tomorrow that I like hearing about is when the tornado rips through Hollywood.

Never mind the politics, it's a funny movie. It's science fiction, the key word is fiction.

I'm not even convinced it was made as propaganda, though the 'rats are using it that way.

38 posted on 06/05/2004 9:46:07 AM PDT by Salman
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