"The day after tomorrow" multyplied by 200. SWEEEEEEEEEEETT!- visually!..WHHOOOOOAAAA!-thrilling-ly. OH BOOOOY! DAAMN! YIIIKES! EEEH! because they did it.
They ended the world on film. Mercilessly. Shamelessly killed a lot of (not one or 2) loveable characters. I cant think of any other disaster movie that went the full monty on world ending scenario. Maybe there are, but none this brutal. -i argue!
Why i think this film was great is because-after executing total destruction-the question of what happens next here on earth or after was attempted to be answered....this intrigued me and didnt make me feel totally hopeless.lol
yeah,yeah-as the tendency is for American films of this scale and plot-the personal anthems people seemed to bravely vocalise during those" i might die" or"you might die" scenes-were so suppy that you you would remember you were watching "only a movie".
I'm a fan of John Cusack so biastly he can do no wrong by me;)...sometimes it was hard to believe his character actually fathered those kids-the same uncomfortable thing i felt when watchin Tom Cruise in war of the worlds.
A roller-coaster trip in the cinema. i'm not sure how it would look at home(unless u have a big screen)but either way i think the message/story/gist and picture will still work quite well...ok a little more than quite well
imho
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I've been made to understand that i can be quite opinionated about the movies we see, and fancy myself insightful on matters of stories on film(or screen). So i'm here to blab and blog about film(heart warming cliche maybe?) i love film. An unofficial good film critic here to pound out what I think...In My Humble Opinion.
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