ROLAND Emmerich was worried about setting his global-warming disaster movie “The Day after Tomorrow” in New York – after all, he wondered, can people stand to see buildings fall and ...

"The Day After Tomorrow" is officially 20 years old. It tells the story of a climate crisis hitting the earth, when a "superstorm" sets off several natural disasters all over the world, leading to ...

and this time he’s showering down an apocalyptic weather storm in The Day After Tomorrow. There’s almost a formula to Roland Emmerich’s blockbuster films. Some force (shrouded in mystery at ...

At the start of the third act of the 2004 sci-fi disaster flick "The Day After Tomorrow," teenager and academic decathlon participant Laura Chapman shares her deep feelings of despair with her ...

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RELATED: The Day After Tomorrow is now streaming on Peacock. "We had no idea how prescient the movie would be," admits co-screenwriter Jeffrey Nachmanoff over a Zoom call with SYFY WIRE.

Yes, Emmy Rossum was featured in the movie titled The Day After Tomorrow. The sci-fi disaster movie called The Day After Tomorrow was made in 2008. The movie was directed, co-produced, and co ...

It’s called Hurry Up Tomorrow, and it features the likes of ... Swims’ "Lose Control," which slides into the queue right after The Weeknd's (now cut from the tracklist) "Dancing in the Flames ...

The science fiction film The Day After Tomorrow was a huge hit when it was released in 2004. It featured Dennis Quaid, Jake Gyllenhaal, Ian Holm, Emmy Rossum, and Sela Ward. The film's plot ...

In this climate change video essay, I briefly analyze The Day After Tomorrow and why disaster movies and Cli-Fi in general ...

I watched The Day After Tomorrow when it first came out and was impressed with the terrifying special effects. The second time round, I was impressed and worried by how prescient it was to what we ...