The Day After Tomorrow (2004) | *First Time Watching* | Movie Reaction | Asia and BJ
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I worked as a production assistant on this movie back when I was in college. We hired like 1000 extras for the scene where people are crossing the mexican border. It was a crazy month of work and it end up being like 30 seconds in the film. lol. Great experience though.
Ridiculous anti-science Global warming propaganda but fun as a disaster movie.
When you realize 99% of your effort is on the editing room floor. Lol
@@DigitalDNA lol I was like, no wonder movies cost millions to make.
@@cripplermaximus partly why rewriting scripts during production carries a negative cost benefit.
Woof. PA’d on a show and had to wrangle 300. What a mess. Glad you survived lol
Disaster movies are my favorite. You should definitely add Dantes Peak, San Andreas and Deep Impact to your list
Agreed! Volcano and Into The Storm as well.
LOVE Dantes Peak! Based on the Mt. Saint Helens eruption in Washington State in the 1980
Surprised you didn't mention 2012
@@javiermonarrez8666 Don't think I've ever seen someone react to 2012
Geostorm X defo a film to watch
Check out 2009's "2012" staring Chiwetel Ejiofor and John Cusack.
That was a very good movie.
Hey y'all! I love, Love LOVE this movie! Have fun!!
He's coming, Dorothy. 😭
Made my comment for me Thanks 👍
The fact I Just realized this movie didn’t come out in 2012 😂😂 I’m an idiot
I hollered when Asia said "yall go ahead....ill keep the fire going" 😂😂
Yes!!! 😂😂😂😂
Disaster movies are such a pleasure of mine. Not guilty, just pleasure. You know what you're walking into with these movies. Definitely give 2012 or Dantes Peak a watch! Both super fun.
I actually LOVED Dantes Peak. Led me down the rabbit hole about Mt st Helen's.
Great fun, all of them. Haven't seen Grenland yet but looks solid. Geostorm was a fkn shit-show tho. There's a few Danish flicks as well.
@4Everlast A friend gave me the rundown of the first 3rd of Geostorm and I haven't recovered. Idk how we allowed disaster movies to become so terrible.
@kspeed419 Dantes Peak was surprisingly good and it's kinda become my Girl Self Care Spa Night movie. Nothing says treat yourself like face masks and deep fried grandma (I'm so sorry)
@@NiceandAccurateMoose Dantes Peak went under the radar cuz it came out the same year as Volcano which had a bigger budget and was marketed more, but yea it was good.
When you were talking in the beginning about not knowing any Disaster movies, I was thinking Dante's Peak. But then I thought what is better and it's The Perfect Storm!
I was just saying how great Perfect Storm is when they showed the Twister 2 commercial during the super bowl lol. Truly a masterpiece.
Dante's peak is the first film I paid for digitally to watch through cable TV back when they had set showing times waited 2 hours for it to start then fell asleep a minute into it lol still haven't seen it.
It's a true story.
Started watching Dante's Peak in 8th grade science, but never finished it. All I remember is Pierce Brosnan
“He’s stuck on stupid.” Imma use that, BJ! 😊😂
General Honore coined the phrase ‘Don’t get stuck on stupid’ when he was being questioned by reporters regarding Hurricane Katrina.
Love it when someone is concise at getting a point across and BJ couldn’t have timed that any better considering the massive hurricanes on screen going global.
@@DeAnne1233I had been hearing that phrase since I was a kid in the 80s.
The true story movie you may be thinking of is “The impossible” which should be on your list if it’s not!
Oh ABSOLUTELY!!!!!
His daddy got to him by any means necessary. The strength and determination of a parent's quest to save their child is amazing 👏🏿.
The movie “ 2012 “ that came out in “ 09 “ gave my parents ptsd when earthquakes struck our city 😭 like that movie just something else y’all should check out that underrated film of you haven’t already.
I think it's actually a bigger and better disaster film. Many far fetched moments but epic and fun.
No... this is not based on a true story. The one based on a true story is called "The Impossible". It is an accurate recounting of the big Sunami several years ago east of the coast of Africa. It is an excellent movie... very suspenseful.
Yes, I was coming here to say that as well, such a tragically good movie.
It had Naomi watts and ewun mc Gregor I believe
haven't seen that but the closest I can say about this movie is "loosely based on theoretical science that is shortened from centuries to 2 days"
Yes, I too agree. Hopefully, they'll get to watch it soon.
Yeah I was like:
" if this is a true story then I'd love to know where I was when this happened " 😂
I’m an old lady (88) so I keep most of my comments to myself. I must say that you are my all time favorite reactors. Your youthful approach and energy is readily apparent. Could you please react to Society of the Snow? I’ve seen several others react to it, but they’re not you. It’s a phenomenal film that accurately depicts a true story.
Great suggestion
And also the movie Alive (1993). The movie Society of the Snow is a remake of Alive. The original is in English and stars Ethan Hawke. It’s a really good movie.
Ooh good suggestion. I remember watching "Alive" when I was 12 and the video man (yes video man) saying to my mates dad who was renting it for us to watch at the sleepover
"Be careful it's got some horrible bits in it"
Meaning the food issues. Then the other day I was listening to a podcast who were talking about the crash and they were saying that in one of the real photos with the 3 guys standing in front of the plane that the seat cover was covering something... shall we say less than appropriate for a jolly photo!
You two are the best! Seriously, there is not another CZcams channel that does movie reactions as well as you two. Stay genuine.
Great vibes from Asia and BJ. That's why I'm here
@thekittygoesmeow9652
I agree! I haven't even watched this yet but I love this movie and was so excited to see Asia and BJ watched it that I went to comments as I'm getting ready to watch... I've seen this movie so many times I cant be Spoiled. 😂
Sorry you got a bunch of weirdos replying to you! Why do people like that even comment? I enjoyed your comment and it was completely normal and what most people enjoy. Or at least just pass by and STFU if IT IS NOT FOR THEM.
Enjoy, everybody, both the channel and nice commenters! 😀❤😂💞😎
@@davidmunro546 also TBR Schmidt. Love all 3 of these reaction channels.
There's an interview that's a few years old with Dennis Quade and Jake Gyllenhaal. During the interview, this film is mentioned and the fact they played Father and Son, Jake had completely forgotten 😂😂
Jake didn't forget, he was being sarcastic. Because at that point almost every interviewer in that junket brought it up.
The disaster film ‘2012’ released in 2009 has mad-great special effects 👍 Check out ‘The Poseidon Adventure’ from 1972. It’s a great retro disaster movie set on a cruise liner 🌊
I love The Poseidon Adventure. I love just about all of Irwin Allen's disaster movies. I started my love for disaster movies with Airport in 1970.
Posiedon adventure and the Towering Inferno are both amazing films. and yeah, 2012 is incredible.
Towering inferno is one of the best disaster movies that's built on the hubris of man.
Another Dennis Quaid movie that is good is called Frequency. Sci-Fi dealing with communications to the past.
Agreed! I definitely recommend Frequency!!
Love that movie!!
In the early 70’s we lived in Oklahoma. I was in the fourth grade and one afternoon me, my two youngest older sibs and some of our friends were out running around in the yard playing. A neighbor had come over and her and my mom were standing on the front porch visiting. All of a sudden something came flying onto the porch and hit the neighbor in the side, she cried out and doubled over. My mom started yelling at us kids, thinking we’d been throwing something around, which wasn’t all that strange for us to be doing, but this time it wasn’t us. Then we started hearing a loud ‘WHOMP!’ every couple minutes and we’d see something bounce off the ground. When my mom realized what it was she started yelling at us to get in the house. It was hail…shaped and as big as a medium sized patty pan squash. The hail didn’t fall as fast as the ‘Japanese’ hail in this movie, but it was about the same size and sometimes bigger. The local ice cream man kept some of the bigger ones in his truck freezer for a long time.
An underrated Dennis Quaid movie you should check out is Frequency
The homeless man with the dog was on of my favorite actors in the day. Always wondered what happened to him. When I 1st saw this moving, I thought cool he is still working. Hven't seen him since.
His name is Glenn Plummer and he’s been in 25+ movies/shows since 2020.
Type this into your search bar … Glenn Plummer IMDB
Find out yourself.
Honestly I don’t understand why people ask others instead of googling it themselves, ffs.
He is still acting and has been in a lot of lesser known projects/shows in the last few years, just check out his wiki.
This movie is just a typical winter for Canadians folks.
"This makes you want to live right." Preach, Asia. I recommend watching Don't Look Up for a similar vibe.
That’s also a great one, but it’s a bit hard watching it considering how depressingly accurate it is for the conservatives in the US 😬
@@mrs.h2725 Was going to say the same about Canadian liberals haha
The Poseidon Adventure 1972 is very good as well with an all star cast with gene Hackman Ernest Borgnine Leslie Nielsen and one of the best disaster movies ever made
Bj nailed it.. it went from flood to frozen in a very quick time and people think walking out in it will be better than to stay in doors.. genius
Years ago, (in 06' or 07'?) when I was in job corp, my Social Studies/history teacher showed us this movie. (Shout-out to Mrs. Eline Caulkins)
She also told us that future wars will be resource related.
Aren't they always?
with the Hobbit Bilbo Baggins......as a Scottish meteorologist...he was also the android in "Aliens 1"
They have weather in the shire😁😂
Damn I didn’t realize that was him! Awesome
Corneeeeliooos from 5th Element also
This is one of my favorite movies..... I love Dennis Quaid!!!
"The day after" is a good one too. It was a made for TV movie that scared people so much they never showed it again. I was just recently able to find it on CZcams.
The Day After Tomorrow.
That's this movie.
The Day After was a 1980’s made for TV movie about nuclear war and the aftermath, but it’s nowhere near as gritty or disturbing as the superior British movies of ‘Threads’ and ‘When the Wind Blows’
Threads is technically brilliant, but cold and clinical, When the Wind Blows is a quirky animated movie that follows the absolutely lovable and endearing elderly Bloggs couple, the only characters onscreen, as their town falls victim to a nuclear detonation, the entire movie takes place at the Bloggs cottage
It is one of the most thoroughly bleak, depressing, and heartbreaking films you will ever watch, because it’s so intensely personal, the first half of the film is a slow ‘slice of life’ film where you get to know and love Jim and Hilda, who could easily be your beloved parents or grandparents, the voice actor’s absolutely inhabit their roles and make then absolutely believable and real…
The second half of the movie? Well, no spoilers, but a nuke does go off in the nearby town… I’ll leave it at that, they’re on the far outskirts of Ground Zero
WTWB will rip your heart out of your chest through your rib cage, show it to you, then stomp it into a fine red paste before your eyes.
So the way someone taught me to whistle with my fingers is to push your tongue back with your fingers and brace your fingers against your lower canine teeth and just play around until you get it. I think it is a lot easier to learn with 4 fingers (index and middle from both hands) than just 2 fingers.
Well I tried to make this not sound dirty but can't help but feel I have failed...
You didn't fail. You did great! 🎉 I'm going to try this too! You explained where the fingers go which is more than I had before I just thought you made like a hook with your finger and did the air thing. 😂
@@dorothytucker9305 yeah finger placement was a big deal but surprisingly tongue shape and placement are very important too. It is almost like you are creating a whistle like your gym teacher wore around their neck in highschool, but no pea...
BJ: "I've never been able to whistle like that."
Asia: "Me neither."
Me: "I can't whistle at all. I've tried my whole life & I still can't do it. Came pretty damn close a few times, though."
Love this movie so much! It's so underrated. Seeing this in theaters was crazy!
Ooh I am jealous. I am not so into action/adventure so I always end up seeing something like this on cable thinking Dam this would be good in the theater!!
I used to live near a theater that specialised older movies especially suited to the big screen. Wish there were more of those around, such a good idea.
14:34 Maybe you’re thinking of the film that begins with the ominous line “This is a true story, it just hasn't happened yet” printed on the screen. That’s the Emmy-nominated 2005 disaster docu-drama Supervolcano starring Michael Riley, Adrian Holmes, and Jane MacLean Guerra. It’s really good, it’s a collaboration by the Discovery Channel, the BBC, and a few other companies and is viewable free here on CZcams.
Fun FACT, yesterday the scientists who study the ocean currents of the Atlantic Ocean or AMOC, have just published an article stating that we are about to experience a drastic change in the dynamics of these currents, due to the alteration of salt levels in the waters. (Bc of the ice melted from the artic).This can produce massive weather disasters like the ones in the movie.
The Atlantic Gulf Stream is in jeopardy of shutting down which means the weather systems will drastically change. North Atlantic seaboard and Europe could get much colder bc the warm currents from the tropics can’t get north.
The storm system today in Los Angeles is bringing hurricane watches to California central coast at Big Sur for the first time. We’re already in dramatic climate change… and still so little is being done to take it seriously
The biggest issue is that the damage has already been done. Even if we switched to carbon neutral and stopped using fossil fuels today, it's still going to get worse before it gets better. Food production is being decimated by the changing climate, and that is a huge concern.
@@karlajaeger2082Unfortunately, you're right.
The point of no return was back in 2012, 2015. Now it's more about Damage control than prevention.
Holy Sh**
If your dog gets diarrhea, feed it "Pure Pumpkin" in a can. It with the pie filling in the grocery store. It will stop it quickly or immediately.
i see u doge
I always kept a can or 2 in the pantry, so I didn't have to "run out" and get some. With dogs, it's not about "if" it's about "when"
Don't worry, my husband does it too! 😆😂
ETA: a few more Disaster Movies for you to consider. "Volcano" starring Tommy Lee Jones, "Dante's Peak" starring Pierce Brosnon, "The Perfect Storm" starring George Clooney, and "Armageddon" starring Bruce Willis.
The intro scene is in part based on reality, back in 1986 a 1,500 square mile Ice berg (3,900kmsq) weighing 1 TRILLION tonnes broke of the Antarctic ice shelf, It's still around today 38 years later and just made the news for doing a complete 360 degree spin as it slowly heads north towards the Atlantic ocean. It's so heavy it's dragging on the ocean floor.
There's a HUGE dollop of artistic licence in this movie but many of the basics are correct.
More worrying than A23 is the ice melt in Greenland, should that entire sheet melt sea levels could rise by upto 7 metres globally (100 feet). it would dump TRILLIONS of tonnes of cold water into the northern Atlantic and cause the Gulf stream to stop and reduce temps across the entire Northern hemisphere to the point we enter another ice age. Europe Asia and North America plunged into arctic temperatures as a result.
Last time something similar happened was 10,500BC when the north American Ice sheet melted over a 1,200 year timescale (called the "Younger Dryas" though some recent studies suggest it could have happened in a much MUCH shorter timescale), that event raised sea levels by 420 feet, even if it took 1200 years that's STILL an average sea level increase of over 4 inches a year.
There are over 500 great flood "myths" around the globe, this event is quite possibly the grain of truth behind them. From Atlantis to Noah in the bible. All could be a legacy of this one event from 12,500 year in our past..
This move taught me that humans are resilient. We are so strong. Any real storm in history that was so bad, may 3rd tornado, hurricane Katrina, San Francisco earthquake or the Boxing Day Hurricane, shows that no matter what you throw at us, you can’t kill all of us. We fight to live that’s for sure.
You two are funny, kind and obviously in love with each other, which is why I love watching you.
This movie gave me chills and made me feel cold 🥶 Great movie, great reaction! ❤ Like Asia said, "this movie makes you wanna live right".
Let's do better to save our 🌎
Alive is a good survival movie as well. It is based on a true story of a rugby team whose flight crashes over the Andes mountains.
This was one of those movies we watched all the time in school but I always enjoyed it. ❄
Many thanks to Asia and BJ! 🌀 Roland Emmerich directed this. Wild to fathom it's been nearly 20 years since I saw it in the cinema.
We had a tornado last year in L.A. it was in the city of montebello
7:45 In 2017 I was flying over Siberia and saw cracks like that out the window except wider.
That must've been terrifying.
@@the_thicc_german_2277 I thought it was really cool. Unfortunately the airline requires you to keep the shade down so I could only open it to get a quick peek. I think I filmed it for my channel in my Japan trip.
@@3DJapanWhy do they require you to keep the shades down?
"Janet Takada" was played by Tamlyn Tomika, who also played "Kumiko" in 1986 'Karate Kid 2.'
Greenland is a good newer disaster movie! This one pretty good too.
Is that with Gerard Butler? If that’s the one, I think it was pretty good as well
Indeed it is. @@GooseVF-0918
I mean you could say that it’s a true story. There has been many ice ages in our planets history. I read somewhere that during the last ice age, there was an ice cap that went from the North Pole all the way down to current day Iowa or Illinois. Pretty much stretched all the way across the Midwest and was like 2 miles thick. Pretty wild to think about.
Whales would not survive such history unless the blubber was always designed into them when created. Forget ice ages. They wouldn't be able to survive evolution history.
Well...one fact that proves this movie's portrayal of what's possible is definitely not the "worst, worst, worst case scenario" nor "exaggerated" is the fact that during a relatively recent ice age, the sheets covered most of the Earth and in places like New York, were ONE MILE thick! Damn...imagine THAT! :)
"The Core" was one of the best. Geostorm as well.
And yes... gotta do Dante's Peak and also Volcano with Tommy Lee Jones and Anne Heche (takes place in downtown LA).
Happy Valentines Day I hope y'all had a great one!! Absolutely the best reaction channel that actually talks, but doesn't scream over the movie Asia with her finger mask, laugh and lipgloss (and I'm dying to know what it is) and BJ with his one liner's and jokes!! I'm So glad I found you all when you first started! ❤❤
Where we live, this winter, we had our own Day After Tomorrow event. it hit -40 below and even with our heaters and fireplace roaring, in sections of the house the windows, doors, pipes, all froze and frosted, we could see our breaths. That week it was colder than the North Pole.
Saw it in the theater twice when it came out. Very underrated. Great message in it. 2012 was too over the top. Love the score. This one had a real feel to it,… like (Deep impact.)= “recommended.”Glad you reacted to this one Asia and B.J. ❤️❤️❤️✌️
This was one of my favorite movies growing up, nice to see y'all react to it. If you like movies like this, 2012 was also a good one.
🔔 ASIA & BJ: DON'T MISS THE SEQUEL, "THE DAY AFTER THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW" 😁
Movies like this should reinforce you in realizing that even smaller scale disasters are when not if they happen. Preparing for emergencies should be taught in schools. Thanks Miss Asia and BJ
The docudrama "Shakleton's Captain" is a true story, happened more than 100 years ago and they actually had a film maker / photographer with them. It's the story about an Antarctica expedition that went very wrong. It is truly amazing.
The first time I saw this movie…a LONG time ago…it scared the bejesus out of me. I swore I’d never watch it again. Lol. Here I am with y’all. 😅😊
We take too many things for granted.
The earth is our home, keep it clean.
When this came out, I was on summer break from college and working at the food court in the mall. My coworker and I were broke AF but wanted to see this movie. We were super nice and helpful to every customer so we could get tips and use that to see the movie. We earned just enough in tips to buy our tickets. Loved the movie. Money well spent.
I love this movie, I find myself returning to it every so often. An exaggerated warning to us all. One love from Scotland. 💙
Perfect Storm is the movie based on true events.
"10.5" is not a...movie...but it's my ultimate favorite disaster film. I grew up watching 10.5 and would love it if you can react to my childhood.
This movie scared the hell out of me, to be honest. Super possible. We already know things that are now land, were once seas...because of the presence of fossils of marine life. We know entire cities, and perhaps entire civilizations that were once above on land...are now underwater. Our Earth has had catastrophic changes, some related to weather and others not. It's scary to think about.
I remember seeing this in theaters with my friends in high school after having a little puff. Great film and love that opening track by Harold Kloser!
I don't think this was based on a true story... you might be mixing this one with the "Snow Society" about a plane crashing on the Andes mountains.
Love the content!! Great as always!
Yes that's a good movie but not a natural disaster movie, I'd say it's The Impossible she is thinking of.
I remember this director really had a thing for disaster films. This film, Independence Day, 2012 to name a few.
This movie is based on the 1999 book, The Coming Global Superstorm, written by Whitley Streiber and famed former late night radio host, Art Bell. Both Streiber and Bell are worth looking up for those not acquainted with Bell's show, Coast To Coast A.M. It may be difficult to find, depending on the platform, due to Bell's unhappiness with the direction C2C took under his former fill in host and eventual replacement, George Noory.
This book/movie also helped give a much needed kick to people to join the Prepper Movement. Whatever your personal SHTF moment is, EVERYONE should have a plan and prepare accordingly.
Oh my god, seeing that yall reacted to this makes me so happy. Literally one of my favorite childhood movies. Thanks to everyone who recommended this to yall!
So happy to see this up today. I've watched this so many times. Another one for y'all 2012 natural disasters everywhere. I know my favorite couple Asia and BJ would love it. ❤
The one based on a true story is Society of the snow. Excellent film
That is a good movie, I also enjoyed Alive the first movie made about that tragedy but it's not a natural disaster movie, I think it's actually The Impossible that Asia was thinking of perhaps.
Hey guys - so Jay O. Sanders, who played Frank, should look familiar to you even if his name isn't. He's a really prolific character actor, he's been in tons of movies and TV shows since like the 80s. Great actor!
He was Ziggy on an episode of Roesanne. He visits Dan and Roseanne at their house
Twister is one of my FAVORITE movies! You just gained a new subscriber!! I watch this movie too on the regular along with 2012. Love this! I'm glad I found your channel.
Man I remember seeing this in the cinema, expecting a bombastic adventure like 'Stargate' or 'Independence Day' and coming out thoroughly depressed lol!
As a Canadian, in the theater, we laughed at people running from the cold. I've been in -55°F ( -48°C ), which is the same as the tropopause.
As a Canadian you’re stupid because the cold they are running from is -150 degrees so don’t really understand your point you would instantly die. I’ve been in minus 30s and 40s all the time and I’m not going to just go outside and hang out in it just because and neither are you just because you’ve been in really cold temperatures doesn’t mean anything.
It's been mild in Toronto this year. It's snowing today but it's 0°C low of -4°C. 32°F low of 25°F.
Love this movie!!! So happy you're doing it!! Yall the only couple I watch! Keep up the great work!! 🖤🖤🖤
Dante's Peak, Volcano, 2012, Armageddon, Deep Impact are some of the best to decent disaster movies notable mentions The Day The earth stood Still with Keanu Reeves and Knowing with Nicolas Cage. Y'all should definitely check these out.
Let’s get it!
EOM baby!
Do more disaster movies ^^
Watch “2012” and “Armageddon” next!!! I LOVED your reaction to this movie and I LOVE this movie too
I use this movie as a sleep movie. The opening song is such heavy nostalgia.
Based on a true story ... Not yet
Snow Day where I live today. This is the perfect react video for it. Yay!
Where you at? Montana?
@@thekittygoesmeow9652 nope. Washington
Here in Toronto it's that day as well. We've barely had snow up here this winter and the Temps have been good.
I've been watching your guys reactions and channel for a few months now. I really enjoy it. And most of these movies I've already seen, some multiple times, but your reactions and everything makes it feel like I'm seeing it for the first time. Keep it up 😊
I seriously got shivers when I saw that you guys were watching this movie! Its phenomenal!
Gotta love puppies, right? I was dog sitting a six month old that was making it his goal to see how crazy he could drive me. Weirdest thing he got into was a glasses case and reading glasses that he attempted to chew. Fun times 😅
Yea def not based off real life events but it’s what ppl thought might happen in 2012 as well as many other years with predictions and stuff..
It's not based off true events but it does predict what will happen to our weather when global warming becomes more of an issue. It's actually kinda happening now because there's more extreme weather events happening now than ever. It's very scary and interesting at the same time
@@DeadlyBeast205Probably happen in 2274.
@@user-md2bt8tt1n that's a LONG time lol
It’s basically the worst case climate scenarios all smushed together. We’re seeing all of the changes shown, it’s just happening at a global pace, not Hollywoods.
This is literally starting to happen now!!!
As a kid this movie was one of my favorites
Movies 2012 and Dantes Peak are both Great like Day After Tomorrow!!
Yea I agree with many many others, Dontas peak, San Andreas, The Perfect Storm.
There's soooo many this old Aussie can't think at the moment.. all I can honestly say is enjoy the journey 😊😊
48:00 Communication breakdown failure lol. Dennis Quaid was indeed the dad correct. BJ says "That was Jack" which is also correct. The issue was Asia THOUGHT he said "Jack" in a way to say "no no you're wrong" kind of way prompting you to switch to thinking Jack was the guy who sacrificed himself at the mall. But BJ was just telling you that Dennis Quaid played the character Jack. Lol it happens; glad you enjoyed this one
BJ: If you enjoyed this genre (Earth catastrophe type) a lot; may I suggest into the voting pool 2020 "Greenland".
Great reaction. I always enjoy this movie but though I don't know about the science part--whether this could happen or not----I do know that they wouldn't be able to walk in that time from Phila to NYC even on a nice day! 40 miles would take many, many hours. We used to hike 30 miles starting in the dark and ending in the dark---in the fall. Also, books don't burn well! You'd have to spread out the pages, otherwise they form a block and it doesn't burn. I know just enough to make me dangerous. 🙂
I love this movie!! It is best seen in Blue-ray. I have seen this many times. You're going to love this adventure.
Love watching you two! Usually your latest reactions pop up around my lunch break so I get to rewarch my favorites with you guys while I get some lunch :)❤
It's crazy cause the lightning and thunder relaxes me. I love them.
Great movie...I love this one...Thanks for reacting.
Hey Asia and BJ I just wanted to say I thoroughly enjoyed your reaction to day after tomorrow. if you enjoyed this movie, I highly recommend reacting to the disaster flick “2012” it is in my opinion the best disaster movie of all time.
Awesome! Paused what I was watching and came here immediately when I noticed this in the sidebar. Such a brilliant disaster movie, one of the best. I'd also recommend 2012. 👍☮❤
I first saw this film thx to my teacher in 2011 that let us have the film for the week-end, I'll remember it like the back of my hand, such a good movie at the time of making
I repeat this movie each time the chance comes across my life 😵🥰
- The movie was based upon the theory known as "abrupt climate change"
- The movie's plot says that due to global warming, the ocean currents that circulate around the world, just stop and this resulted in the tropics getting hotter and the North Atlantic getting cooler, and this happens overnight
- However, in reality, some changes in the climate may occur, but it will take at least decades to happen, not a day, and it would not be as all encompassing as implied in the movie. In reality, the Earth has seen over its 4.54 billion years of existence lots of major swings in CO2
- Where today the CO2 levels are at about 420 ppm, about 500 million years ago, they were somewhere in the 3,000 to 9,000 ppm range with the average temperature about 10 degrees C higher than now
- Eventually, CO2 got reduced through natural imbalances, and about 360 million years ago we had the eighth of the nine defined ice ages of the Earth. Technically, we happen to be in the ninth Earth ice age that began 34 million years ago. Note that the last large scale glacial conditions ended about 11,700 years ago when the massive land glaciers receded as the atmospheric temperatures increased. We still have large amounts of ice at the Northern and Southern points of the Earth so technically we are still in an ice age.
- Lots of volcanic activity eventually set the CO2 level to about 1,000 ppm that then gradually declined to today's level sometime during the time 23 to 33 million years ago; however, the average temperature was still 4 to 6 degrees C higher than what we have today showing that Earth-wide changes do not occur in a day
- The Pliocene era, about 3 million years ago, was the last time we had this high of CO2 concentration; however, it was about 2 to 3 degrees C hotter then it is today that resulted in the global sea levels being about 25 meters higher than today
- Why we are cooler at the same CO2 level is not completely known, only educated guessed at. Possibly the massive amounts of the remaining ice in the North and South hemispheres are still having a cooling effect even with an estimated 1.3 trillion tons of ice being lost each year. Still, it is estimated that it may take another 200 or so years to completely melt all the ice, and it is truly unknown if it really will happen, as nature is kinda sneaky in doing what it wants to do and not what we humans predict it will do
- The Pliocene era was when the human species started to develop with the hominin Australopithecus anamensis showing up around 4.2 million years ago.
- During the Pliocene era there was plenty of different types of mammals, birds, reptiles, and amphibians while this era had the most diversity in sea coral
- Even with the two biggest asteroids to ever hit the Earth, life survived. The biggest asteroid hit about 2 billion years ago but had little effect on life on Earth because most life back then was single celled organisms that lived in the oceans. The second largest asteroid was estimated to be about 6 miles across and hit about 66 million years ago in Mexico causing a 110-mile wide crater. It also caused one of the five known mass extinction events of the Earth (at least 75% of all species become extinct over at most a 2.8 million years time) as it released the equivalent energy of 4.5 billion atomic bombs. The result was at least 75% of all species on Earth dying that included the non-avian dinosaurs
- Some scientists believe we are in another mass extinction time that is being caused by man beginning around 200,000 years ago. However, the bottom line is that the Earth will still be chugging along as the CO2 levels go up, or down, different animals (including humans), sea creatures, insects, and flora will survive or die, and new ones will emerge. Amazing how man believes he can control nature by just lowering the CO2 levels in the atmosphere. The Earth (and nature) is a tad more complex than how much CO2 exists in the atmosphere at any given point in time
- Lastly, it is when our Sun dies that Earth will finally end. It is estimated that that will occur somewhere between 7 to 10 billion years from now, when the Sun uses up its internal fuel and it expands to become a red giant and cause the complete vaporization of the Earth. Ergo, the Earth has quite a long amount of time left, and us humans will have little to do with its demise, if we even survive to that time
Thank you! I hope others will read your comments and share these truths so this knowledge is not lost.