Movie: The Day After Tomorrow

[stefanhendriks]

hehe, well thats funny thats what they say now, and will probably say in 100 years from now ... until it does happen. You know why? Because we cannot predict nature, and we cannot escape our destiny when we are destroying our own planet like this, consuming every natural resource. But don't worry, nature will get in balance and survive, although it can cost the survival of mankind.

[[+Duracell-]]

So can't wait to watch this movie...I've been dying to see it ever since I saw the commercial for it...

[Pierre-Marie Baty]

America doesn't save the day ? that means I might finally go and see this one...

no honestly we're fed up with America-will-save-the-world movies over here... but isn't the maker of the movie Roland Emmerich, the same guy who made Independence Day ?

anyway I'm more impatient to see Troy...

[stefanhendriks]

yeah, pm, you'll see the american flag 2 times orso, and thats it. I think you'll like the movie anyhow

ow, and yeah, this guy also did Independence Day, but this should not be compared with it hehe

[MarD]

Heyyo,

Lol, reminds me of that fake preview for Exploder 2 on the Game GTA: Vice City... lmao "warning: this movie may contain patriotic garbage."

Yeah PM, Troy's defniately a good movie. But some love scenes just make ya wanna say, "Only in a Brad Pitt movie..." lol.

[>BKA< T Wrecks]

Originally Posted by Pierre-Marie Baty

America doesn't save the day ? that means I might finally go and see this one...
no honestly we're fed up with America-will-save-the-world movies over here...

Same here. (well, no surprise... France and Germany - remember the war on Iraq )
What's really interesting is that this movie is said to have a strong influence on the US elections, because apparently it causes more sensitivity to environmental problems in the US people than scientific facts... thus, it makes people more conscious about the protection of the environment, and this is a weak spot of the Republican party. Their official strategy during the electoral campaign still consists of simply denying global warming and keeping NASA or other scientiss from speaking to the public... or at least that's what the article said. Maybe one of our US guys can confirm this?
Oh, and btw: Emmerich is anti-Bush, too. Nowadays, at least. He recently said in an interview that he finds the current US govt. "horrible".