Topic: The Day After Tomorrow ROCKS! (Read 2864 times)

JMM · « **Reply #20 on:** May 28, 2004, 10:40:25 pm »

I'll take a couple of pics of the theater for you Shadow. I was shocked to see the release of "Return of the King" and it is not on Dish pay per view yet. Oh well, I shall wait more time as I have no DVD player yet.

I have to believe in global warming and it's dangerous effects, as Vicky's uncle who lives in El Paso (has for over 40 years and is a Mexican American) told me that there used to be two major rivers that ran through Chihuahua City and there were trees everywhere, over the years though things changed, no more river and water is a valuable resource. It is also fact that the Amazon forest supplied 20 PERCENT OF THE WORLD'S OXYGEN, yet we hack it down for money.

I'm not disputing your statement, I'm just saying we are screwing with our delicate environment, not very wise in my opinion, some things are best left alone.

Yabrodan · « **Reply #21 on:** May 29, 2004, 09:22:43 am »

I went to see this but got kicked out of the mall before I got a chance I wonder why? We were just trying to get into the spirit of the movie.

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JMM · « **Reply #22 on:** May 29, 2004, 09:27:27 am »

Did you REALLY do that Y? Man you got some cajones, must have been fun too!

Towelie · « **Reply #23 on:** May 29, 2004, 10:12:47 am »

I hate to burst the bubble, but the science in the movie is stretched to way beyond impossible. It is a propaganda film that scientist are protesting that EVERY scenerio in the film is completely IMPOSSIBLE. The only way to stop the jet stream for example would be to stop the Earth's rotation, last time I checked that is beyond our capabilities. None of the scenerios in the movie are possible. It has no more connection to reality than Alice in Wonderland (or Gore in Wonderland for this one).

http://www.usatoday.com/news/opinion/editorials/2004-05-24-michaels_x.htm

I couldn't sit thru a propaganda film that has a political motive of scarring people with complete science fiction to further their own agenda. People in Hollywood think that just becaue their famous or have money they are somehow smarter and better than everyone and unload their junk science on us in oreder to try and scare the population into submission. The whole movie makes me want to buy SUVs.

JMM · « **Reply #24 on:** May 29, 2004, 10:45:05 am »

While I do not doubt the speed of what happened in the film is ludicrous, it is slowly happening. Hmmmmmm, I remember when "Armegeddon" came out and people said "BS." Look at how many close calls we had since then, one was in the past few months if I recall correctly. Maybe when a city gets slammed by an asteroid or meteor people will wake up. Feel sorry for whomever gets hit though.

Want proof of greenhouse gases in action? Please, I implore you to take a week vacation in Mexico City, bet you do not last a day before you run for a return flight to the states.

Yabrodan · « **Reply #25 on:** May 29, 2004, 10:49:21 am »

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Did you REALLY do that Y? Man you got some cajones, must have been fun too!

Yup we really did that I'm the one on the right with the Goggles on. Was great fun while it lasted which wasn't very long. Earlier that day I was reading about how the goverenment didn't want people to see the movie because it exposed these doomsday scenorios and the ideas just went from there.

JMM · « **Reply #26 on:** May 29, 2004, 10:54:30 am »

I really did not look at it like a doomsday movie, it was more like a couple of hundred years of burning all our resources to hades compacted in a few weeks. I'm a firm believer that sooner or later the earth is going to clean itself out naturally when the balance gets out of whack, the question is when and for how long? It's not like ancient mankind left us details on the last ice age and why.

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