http://underscorebleach.net/jotsheet/2004/05/day-after-tomorrow I'm pretty good at wasting your time. By Tom Sherman. Sun, 12 Oct 2008 10:18:54 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 http://underscorebleach.net/jotsheet/2004/05/day-after-tomorrow#comment-378 An Anceint Evil Sun, 14 May 2006 21:34:38 +0000 http://www445.pair.com/tps115/jotsheet/?p=92#comment-378 This is an interesting viewpoint, but where to begin. Well lets just say that this review represents something of a twisted conservative/punk kid viewpoint. First the cusswords, ensure no one takes it seriously. Second, the giving of the responses to some of the movie's lines, by some of the other prepubescent's onhand made more of an impression on the frivility, and carelessness of this generation as a whole, than of the movie itself. It is true, like 99 percent of all movies, The Day After Tomorrow has flaws, or even things id have done differently than the characters, but it is an awesome movie. My father, a very critical man, gives it 3 stars, and from him, that is high praise indeed. Oh, and for the young man, who took the time to trash this movie, this is for you. I am 29 years old, not an old fart, as you might think from my words. Obviously my opinion of my own generation, and of the one following mine, is very low, lol. I am a conservative, a member of the RNC, and have voted republican my entire life. However, my one disagreement with the republican party's views is on the environment. First I grew up in the 80's, going to bed everynight, wondering if we'd all die in a nuclear war before morning. Since I live less than 50 miles from Whitemen airforce base (wheres the stealths are kept) this is quite understandable. Second, the longer we continue to burn fossil fuels, pollute the atmosphere, pollute the oceans, lakes and streams, cut down every tree, clear every stretch of land for more houses, the liklihood that something like the day after tomorrow may happen, increases. AND, get this if you can. The rate of increase, is increasing. Get it? This is an interesting viewpoint, but where to begin.
Well lets just say that this review represents something of a twisted conservative/punk kid viewpoint. First the cusswords, ensure no one takes it seriously. Second, the giving of the responses to some of the movie’s lines, by some of the other prepubescent’s onhand made more of an impression on the frivility, and carelessness of this generation as a whole, than of the movie itself.
It is true, like 99 percent of all movies, The Day After Tomorrow has flaws, or even things id have done differently than the characters, but it is an awesome movie.
My father, a very critical man, gives it 3 stars, and from him, that is high praise indeed.
Oh, and for the young man, who took the time to trash this movie, this is for you.
I am 29 years old, not an old fart, as you might think from my words.
Obviously my opinion of my own generation, and of the one following mine, is very low, lol.
I am a conservative, a member of the RNC, and have voted republican my entire life.
However, my one disagreement with the republican party’s views is on the environment.
First I grew up in the 80’s, going to bed everynight, wondering if we’d all die in a nuclear war before morning.
Since I live less than 50 miles from Whitemen airforce base (wheres the stealths are kept) this is quite understandable.
Second, the longer we continue to burn fossil fuels, pollute the atmosphere, pollute the oceans, lakes and streams, cut down every tree, clear every stretch of land for more houses, the liklihood that something like the day after tomorrow may happen, increases.
AND, get this if you can.
The rate of increase, is increasing. Get it?

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