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🦖 Watch our video on Pink Popcast:    • rewatching the BEST Godzilla (1998) with @...   🎧 Download our full The Day After Tomorrow commentary track:   / 123433027   ✅ Follow me:   / striffleric   🎤 Guest:    / pinkpopcast   📺 Watch more of our commentary videos...    • COMMENTARY HIGHLIGHTS   💬 Join us on Discord! http://discord.prettymuch.it ✂️ Edited by:   / octaviankaul   🧬 Produced by: http://existence.media Roland Emmerich is known for blowing up various famous landmarks around the world (mostly in the US and mostly in Washington DC) but do you remember that time he tried to blow up... Jake Gyllenhaal?! Or freeze him to death or make him get eaten by wolves or whatever. That's right, today is actually The Day After Tomorrow!!! Rizzo & Benji of The Pink Popcast are back to join me on the edge of my seat as Dennis Quaid drags a borderline corpse across the planet so he can save Bubble Boy and Christine from Phantom of the Opera and one of Mary-Kate and Ashley's boys from the storm of the century. ABOUT PRETTY MUCH IT Since 2013, Eric Striffler and his funny friends have provided comedic commentary for your favorite (and least-favorite) movies & shows! These are not reactions, they're commentary tracks focused on funny bits & conversations inspired by whatever we're watching. The full commentary tracks are heavily edited down for highlight videos posted here on YouTube. New commentary tracks every Monday & Friday on   / prettymuchit   - 1,000+ tracks and counting! Go tigers!!! ABOUT ERIC STRIFFLER Since 2004, Eric has been creating various projects on the internet including movie/TV commentary series Pretty Much It and improv comedy series Pity Applause, as well as IRL projects including writing & directing the immersive theatre production Nyctophobia and producing the off-Broadway show The Life & Slimes of Marc Summers. He's also been living & traveling the country in a van since 2017. PLOT (via Wiki & ChatGPT) Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid) is an American paleoclimatologist who, along with colleagues Frank (Jay O. Sanders) and Jason (Dash Mihok), drills for ice-core samples in the Larsen Ice Shelf, which unexpectedly splits away. At a UN conference in New Delhi, Jack presents research warning that climate change could trigger a new ice age, but U.S. Vice President Raymond Becker (Kenneth Welsh) dismisses his concerns. Professor Terry Rapson (Ian Holm), an oceanographer in Scotland, supports Jack’s theory after observing rapid temperature drops in the North Atlantic. Tokyo is hit by a giant hailstorm, and astronauts on the International Space Station spot massive superstorms forming over Canada, Europe, and Siberia. Rapson’s team confirms Jack's fears: the climate shift is happening far faster than predicted. A tornado outbreak devastates Los Angeles, and three helicopters crash after entering a superstorm's eye during a mission to rescue the British royal family. Jack’s and Rapson’s teams, along with NASA meteorologist Janet Tokada (Tamlyn Tomita), create a model predicting the catastrophe will fully unfold within days. Rapson informs Jack that air drawn from the upper troposphere freezes everything in the eye of the storms, causing the helicopter crash. In New York City, Jack's son Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal) and his friends Brian (Arjay Smith) and Laura (Emmy Rossum) attend an academic decathlon, where they meet J.D. (Austin Nichols). After a powerful storm floods Manhattan, they take shelter in the New York Public Library. Laura is injured rescuing tourists from a cab. Sam contacts Jack and his mother Lucy (Sela Ward), a pediatrician, through a working payphone. Jack warns Sam to stay inside and promises to rescue him. Rapson and his team perish in the European storm. Lucy remains at her hospital to care for patients until authorities arrive. President Blake (Perry King) orders mass evacuations to Mexico. Jack, Jason, and Frank journey north; Frank sacrifices himself to save the others. Despite Sam’s warnings, many survivors leave the library once the floodwater freezes. In Mexico, Becker learns President Blake died in the storm. Laura develops sepsis, and Sam, Brian, and J.D. search a Russian cargo ship that drifted into the city for penicillin, encountering wolves that escaped from Central Park Zoo. They fend off the wolves and return to the library as the eye of the storm flash-freezes the city. Jack and Jason find shelter in an abandoned restaurant. After the superstorms pass, Jack and Jason reach the library and find Sam’s group alive. Jack radios for help. In his first address as the new president, Becker speaks from the U.S. embassy in Mexico, apologizing for ignoring the warnings and dispatching helicopters to rescue survivors. From the ISS, astronauts gaze down at the frozen Northern Hemisphere, noting the air has never looked so clear. #thedayaftertomorrow #jakegyllenhaal #emmyrossum