June 13, 2004

The Day After The Day After Tomorrow

Saw The Day After Tomorrow yesterday. Honestly, it wasn't as bad as we were expecting it to be. The movie presents an engaging (if implausible) story in the first half, then shifts to silly and stupid "father saves son" heroics in its second half. The main thing that I came away with is that wolves can survive both a giant tsunami and subzero snow storms. Be afraid, be very afraid.
Posted by mhinrichs at June 13, 2004 03:41 PM
Comments

Big Fat Summer Taffy!
Best viewed in a mega-plex at 10 am (not a soul around, pretending to be Pauline Kael)
or after several Wachusett Blueberry Ales in a drive-in near Leominster, Massachusetts with friends giggling.
Done both.
BTW--my headshot!:
http://www.albuqueerque.com/images/dizzy.jpg

Posted by: Worcester Brad at June 14, 2004 08:59 PM

You know, we were at a 12:00 Saturday matinee and there couldn't have been more than ten people in the theatre. Word gets around quickly, I guess.

"Pretending to be Pauline Kael," heh.

Posted by: Matt at June 14, 2004 10:25 PM

I saw it on the big UltraScreen -- the only way to go. In a few years this will be a great cheesy movie for a Saturday night on TV, just like Airport with Dean Martin cast as the airline pilot (what were they thinking?)

Posted by: Tom McMahon at June 17, 2004 01:05 PM
Post a comment









Remember personal info?






Creative Commons License

All contents ©2004 Matt Hinrichs.