Among the worst movies I've seen

Rating: 1/10 (13 May 2005)

Before going further, it's necessary to say that there has been past climate change, there will be climate change in the future, and some of that may well be induced by the actions of humanity and of government policies. So, to the extent it raises awareness that there is an issue, it warrants the one point I have allocated to it.
Unfortunately, this film adds nothing to intelligent discussion of the issues. Rather, it does for meteorology and climatology what Jurassic Park did for biology and palaeontology.
If we then add the clichéd story line, the ham acting, and the mawkish and utterly irrelevant 'human interest' to the pseudo-scientific stupidity, the other nine points disappear like Los Angeles in a tornado. If you have about two hours to spare, find some other way to fill them.