The Day After Tomorrow (2004): Why Is The Weather So Angry?
About this episode
The episode revisits the 2004 disaster film 'The Day After Tomorrow' and discusses its themes and memorable moments.
Do you remember The Day After Tomorrow? That’s the one where Mother Nature decides she’s had enough of our BS and lays the Smackdown on the entire planet. Denis Quaid wins the Father of the Year award for hiking across the entire country, which has become a snow-laden tundra, to get to his son. Jake Gyllenhal has to outrun a bunch of cartoon wolves, and the survivors burn books to stay alive instead of wood from chairs and desks. Yeah, that one. We don’t remember this movie being Shakespeare or anything, but we do remember a whole lot of people biting the big one and a lot of destruction. So join us as we go back to 2004 and watch the Blockbuster Disaster Film of the Decade.
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