This movie was too feel good.

Rating: 4/10 (26 May 2005)

I went to this film when it first came out thinking it was going to be "The Day After" regarding the subject of Global warming and all it wound up being was a too cutesy-poo disaster flick. This should have had a lot grimmer ending. ID4's "ahhh, the danger's pretty much is over and all's well that ends well" ending was more plausible considering the circumstances in that particular film. The way the TDAT's movie makers depicted it, Earth was going to go through wild changes including the LONG TERM ice age due to the results of global warming--We aren't provided with long term, this thing lasts seemingly for a matter of days and did not spread beyond America and the Britain--the ending was whacked as the peril was abandoned completely when were led to believe over and over these people would have to endure this final meteorological cataclysm (sp)--Couldn't the writers imply the cessation was a brief respite, that the ice age would resume sooner than later instead of what we got, all sunshine bliss and happy faces? If I had had my way, it would have ended with another storm on the radar.