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Old 14-05-2004, 02:12   #11
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Re: The Day After Tomorrow

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Originally Posted by iron25
The film is directed by the same person that did Independence Day and that film was not exactly great was it.
Yep, it's by Roland Emmerich.

He did, amongst other things: Independence Day, Stargate, Universal Soldier, The Patriot, & Godzilla.

I can't stand Godzilla or The Patriot, utter crap, both of them.

But I do actually quite like Independence Day, Stargate & Universal Soldier. None of them are "excellent", but I think they're still quite good fun.

Independence Day was admittedly yet another OTT "America saves the world!" movie, but it did have good FX & action, & was fun if you "switched off your brain" & just enjoyed it.


Unlike Independence Day, TDAT isn't a gung-ho "US saves the world!!!!" movie:

It's apparently more of a "US suggests saving the world but gets told that not only can it not save the world, its told the disaster is actually its own bloody fault in the 1st place"-type movie.


I've been hearing very good things about The Day After Tomorrow. Definitely looking forward to it.


LOL, & it seems some climate scientists & environmentalists like it too, even though it is very exaggerated: http://www.guardian.co.uk/internatio...215363,00.html
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