The DVD of
The Day After Tomorrow is out and, despite it being neither a terribly edifying spectacle nor subtle work of art, I felt compelled to pick it up. It’s the first big climate change disaster movie, but it won’t be the last; in it’s own way, it’s a historical document. When it came out last year, it generated a lot of buzz (something we
played a tiny role in helping to create) and even more debate about its scientific veracity.
TDAT was not meant as public education, but many (both global warming activists and denialists) thought it should be, and criticized its many scientific flaws.
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