ha ha ha. sweet.
The Day After Tommorow: The New Left's Doomsday Evangelism for the Church of Environmentalism.
The plot presumes environmentalist premises, which leads to wildly irrational notions that the world will end in a week's worth of climate change. What man might do to prevent the end of the world is left unanswered, though a government-subsidized electric car does make an appearance. With computer-generated imagery, blowing up the world is easier to portray than hiking taxes, outlawing SUVS and regulating each aspect of human existence, from changing diapers and taking out the garbage to building roads, houses, and shopping centers.
The plot presumes environmentalist premises, which leads to wildly irrational notions that the world will end in a week's worth of climate change. What man might do to prevent the end of the world is left unanswered, though a government-subsidized electric car does make an appearance. With computer-generated imagery, blowing up the world is easier to portray than hiking taxes, outlawing SUVS and regulating each aspect of human existence, from changing diapers and taking out the garbage to building roads, houses, and shopping centers.