Brain cells, beware.

Rating: Null/10 (3 June 2004)

If you're just in it for action and special effects, I encourage you to see The Day After Tomorrow. Its action and graphics alone would make up for any lack of plot, though this film has plenty of plot, at least on a psychological level. The character interactions and progression are fully realistic.
However, I have to warn all those who have any knowledge whatsoever of weather, physics, and Eartn science in general, this movie has some scientific theory that could easily rival that of Star Trek. It would be ignorable, if only they didn't keep harping on it. By the end of the movie, I felt that my scientific brain had taken a beating for the ages. As for the plot, though it is existent, it is far from original in basis. Sure, it has unique elements, but it's the same old story of friends go through hardship, hardship brings them closer together, they admit their feelings for each other and share a long kiss, they go through more hardship, they get through it and live happily ever after.
I really didn't come away with anything new, aside from a head ache, though the others in my party rather enjoyed it.
One last thing I just remembered, the political satire of George and Dick actually does make this movie worth while. Go see it. Now... Unless it's after matinee hours... Then wait for tomorrow... Or perhaps... The day after?