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The Day After Tomorrow (Patreon)

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TheLeftPecOfTheLord

If you enjoyed watching this one I’d also recommend again 2012 (2009) Roland Emmerichs other disaster film, has a lot of the same themes of family and humanity in the face of disaster that could resonate (or just be a hokey fun time)

Robb

Noice🤤🤤🤤 I said this before but a poll for disaster/survivor movies would be great 127 hrs (2010) Everest (2015) San Andreas (2015) The Impossible (2012) The Wave (2015) Deep water Horizon (2016) etc

Mastervodo

One of the top inaccurate physics movies ever! Yay! Simone looks a little chilly. But, that's just normal Canadian woods woman temperatures, right?

BoredLittleLady

Have you guys seen the animated movie Ice Age? Childhood favorite. Don’t recommend the sequels.

Stephanie Bedworth

Greenland and Deep Impact would also be solid choices.

Stu84

Merry Christmas all

Jay Davis

With rain and 50 here in the mountains for Christmas Day, I had to me to this reaction for snow!

Jedi Lounger

George I can't believe you watched the absolute masterpiece that is Moonfall without Simone. Also you should watch 2012. The effects in that movie still hold up. However if you want to watch the absolute worst massive disaster movie ever made, Geostorm (2017) is the king. Edit: Also Hurricane Heist (2018) is simultaneously terrible and a riot to watch. If you want something that is way better than anyone expected, Twisters (2024) was lots of fun.

Darren Harrison

"Pushed forward" is logically the opposite of "pushed back". Pushed forward usually means it is sooner i.e., a meeting that is pushed forward two days means it is two days sooner than the previous date.

Jeff K.

GEOSTOOOOOOOOORM!!!

Joel

"It's some form of Elvish" - I'm dying For Simone's tent question, I'm pretty sure it's a Hilleberg Staika, I have a Keron model of theirs, those tents are designed for snow and ice

DonkyDave

Can we just acknowledge how hard G&S must work to make sure that the content schedule has 0 interuptions through the holidays? Much love!

JayF

You know Sela Ward from "The Fugitive". She played Harrison Ford's wife that you only see in the flashbacks.

DonkyDave

*DISCLAIMER* My client Simone maintains that she was not stoned during this reaction.

Jay Johnson

I did not know that about detergent lids (and have never seen such text). I just always rinsed out the lid using the washer fill stream (and dumping it into the washer to make use of all the detergent), then usually using one of the clothing items that I'm washing to wipe out the lid

Matt Dellarosa

Darn it. I missed my opportunity. I was gonna post something about this video on December 23rd. The joke was gonna be....Oh, so you're gonna watch The Day After Tomorrow...the day after tomorrow? Okay so maybe it's not a winner but at least I tried. Plus I got busy and forgot to post it.

Jay Johnson

seeing Simone in the knit hat and the cozy blanket is just too cute (that's also my standard gear for watching movies/shows in the winter)

Stephanie Bedworth

If you like this one, George, then 2012 is another movie of his that you’ll definitely want to watch. Between the two of them, I think 2012 is actually the better movie, but I do enjoy them both a lot.

Cartoons ReAct

I don't know anywhere else...but since this movie premiered we always got several presentations of it on latinamerican cable TV every 25th of December...no idea why bur this fits well

JBK405

I try not to harsh on "dumb" movies, but this one just never worked for me. Even when it first came out and I was younger it was just too exaggerated and goofy for me to get invested. The one scene I do enjoy, and which I actually reference a LOT when talking about other movies, is the sequence where they're arguing about which books to burn. As the two characters are debating the merits of Nietzsche and whether it's okay to burn his books or not, the third sticks his head in and points out that there's a whole section of tax law they can burn instead. I LOVE that, because it perfectly embodies the way some people will try to make something a moral contest when it doesn't need to be. This isn't a philosophical debate, it's a search for fuel, and they don't need to start with the moral quandries. Regarding the question about "generators", in addition to gas (liquid fuel) generators there are also natural gas generators hooked up to the gas distribution network. For those systems, they can run forever as long as the gas pipes don't rupture (or freeze in this situation). With those you could power a whole hospital without ever "running out" of gas.

Jeff K.

Weird fact: this movie indirectly inspired the Oscar-winning documentary An Inconvenient Truth, because one of the documentary's producers saw this movie and then shortly after saw Al Gore give a presentation on climate change, and the idea to give a scientifically accurate look at the subject matter was birthed.

Robert Cooper

I know it's played for laughs here, but if the masks come down, put them on, damn it. It's like half the people that die in fires die because they don't leave when the alarm goes off.

Dan

I would never say an event etc was "pushed forward", I'd always say "brought forward" or "pushed back". If someone said "pushed forward" I'd think that "brought forward" was the "more correct" interpretation but I'd definitely check, as it sounds confused.

WayneC

Rain and about 10C/50F here on Christmas Day, and some parts of the state have snow. But it summer here! Predicted 25C/77F on Sunday.

WayneC

Global warming increased because the amount of smog reduced.

jmundt33a

The math test thing is just dumb. Especially for high school. They tell you at the beginning of the year to write the steps out to get full credit. This is not a Will Hunting episode.

jmundt33a

The doctor who looks so familiar is Sela Ward.

Mastervodo

Do not forget the cat in her lap. That's a feature.

Jay Johnson

is that a euphemism? kidding, kidding. Always like seeing the kitties. She introduced Michael in the recent holiday video, I wonder if that was him or a different one in her lap this time. Also, I believe I saw George had a kitty too

Jay Johnson

I'd imagine it would be refreshing to see a depiction of the smug US Americans humbled and having to be rescued by Mexico and Latin America.

Cartoons ReAct

ohh yeah, that was always talked about here...how in this situation they have to do what latinamericans always do due to danger...and more important now as Trump keeps creating more hate

Matt Dellarosa

Good reaction. I remember all the controversy when this movie came out. But I forgot how on the nose it is...literally being about global warming. Personally I could care less about the running debate now. I've grown as a person. Now I pick fights over more important things like road rage and messing up my food order. Priorities.

DonkyDave

I do hope 2012 gets watched, go go silly disaster movies!

Matt Dellarosa

I've probably said this before but my favorite genre of movies are post-apocolyptic movies. But movies like this, where we get to see the movie coming to the end are ok but not my favorite. I like to see people struggling to survive after the disaster has already happened. Like Greenland, about the end of the world. Im more interested in the sequel, which shows people fighting for survival. Here's my pick for post apocalyptic movies: 1. The Road (very bleak but excellent movie) 2. I Think We're Alone Now (Wierd movie but very underrated) 3. Z for Zachariah (No point in even mentioning this one because alot of people hate this movie. But I understood the point of it and thought it was good. But it will never win a poll) 4. Light of My Life (Another very underrated movie) 5. The Happening (Just kidding guys. Don't watch this one. It sucks) 6. Waterworld (Bombed mostly due to a massive budget but still a great movie) 7. Blindness (Literally this movie is so good.) 8. Outbreak (More of a drama/action than post apocalyptic but still good

Mike W

I love disaster movies. Yes, it's silly and the science is suspect but I still like it.

Jeff Smith

I cannot wait for part 2 of Greenland, that movie is a gem. Really well done.

Matt Dellarosa

It actually was good. Its just personal preference for me. I dont like to see the disaster happening. I like watching the aftermath. But yes, great movie and the sequel looks great.

Amelie W

It will happen in 100-1000 years, no wait it's within our lifetimes, no wait it's in 6-8 months, no wait it's 6-8 weeks, no wait it's one continuous week long storm with temperature drops of tens of degrees PER SECOND tearing apart the northern hemisphere! The way the movie keeps moving up (hehe) its time scale mystified me for many years. Like, it defeats its own purpose as a cautionary tale when it cranks up the plausible (according to science at the time) scenario where we might get a sudden ice age - sudden in geological terms, where the polar icecaps would grow enormously over about 300 years - to hilariously impossible levels; and then it keeps moving EVEN FASTER and FASTER AGAIN. Why this pathological urge to hurry up the plot? It shows up in a LOT of movies, I couldn't name one adaptation of another work that doesn't shorten the story's timespan for no particular reason, but this one in particular is so weird in how it fights "itself" to get there faster at every turn. I just couldn't figure it out, until one random day the Internet told me: Cocaine. For peak Emmerich, I recommend the movie 2012. It's got an even more ridiculous premise, even more landmarks destroyed, even more dads fighting heroically to save their kids, possibly even more tragic Littlest Cancer Patients. Oh, and I can't recommend strongly enough The Day After Tomorrow in Fifteen Minutes. As the name suggests it's a very quick read, and it's given us so many enduring gags like "The Littlest Cancer Patient" and "Vice President Notcheney."

Mike W

If you need a good movie set at new years the poseidon adventure 1972 is worth a watch

BlindPanda

Baron would be proud

Jason Dreibeblis

That’s the problem with people who try to raise awareness about climate change or environmentalism. Too often they make it about protecting the natural world. Firstly, in large part people don’t care about the natural world. I know that sounds harsh and of course I don’t mean everyone. But a lot of people-too many people- straight up don’t care about the natural world and will never be convinced by an argument for preserving nature soley for the sake of preserving nature. Secondly, the natural world will survive regardless of what mankind does to it. It may change, some species will die out, some will evolve, but on the whole, the natural world will survive. No matter what we do to it, given enough time without us, life would flourish again and become just as plentiful and diverse as it is now. So both from a branding, and a logical perspective, arguing to change our habits regarding consumption of natural resources soley for the sake of the natural world doesn’t work. One because too many people don’t care, and two because if we end up destroying ourselves the natural world will just correct itself anyway. So if we’re serious about wanting to change the way we consume, we gotta be real, with ourselves and each other. This is not about protecting the planet. It’s about protecting ourselves and the continued survival of our species. And if we wish to maintain some semblance of civilization as it exists now(yes I know lot of people hate civilization probably want to burn it all down but that’s besides the point) we’re gonna need to start making changes. It’s not gonna be pleasant and a lot of people are gonna have to give up a lot of things they take for granted. But what’s the alternative?

Rev

Just starting to watch, so apologies if these are mentioned in the video.... Fun Fact: There are words for 'the day after tomorrow' and 'the day before yesterday'. The day after tomorrow = overmorrow The day before yesterday = ereyesterday

James Stiles

during the trivia part, you were listing the top then scientifically accurate movies. one of them was "The Core".........you should definitely put that one on your list

someguywho

Another bleak movie is threads abouth the aftermath of a nuclear war.

Shaka, When the Walls Fell

If you haven't seen it, please watch the South Park spoof of this titled "Two Days Before the Day After Tomorrow"

Neumann

what i love most about this movie, besides the insane visuals, is how you get so many perspectives, from scientists to civilians, astronauts to news broadcasters, doctors to politicians--and from all over the world, as well. having so many human perspectives really emphasizes the horror and terror, really, so you have these dueling feelings of awe at the visuals and imagining how terrified you'd be in this situation. most disaster movies just focus on the spectacle with the humanity almost an afterthought, even when it's used as a hopeful core of the movie it just seems like a trope

DonkyDave

thanks for the massive wall of text sharing your opinion that no one asked for

Vengeance

But that’s today!! AHHHHHHHHH!!!!!

James W.

Gyllenhaal has 2 disaster movies and he's great in both. Dude even makes mediocre things better. Random factoid, the guy who plays the President is Perry King. I have seen him in that many thing but he is the voice of Han Solo in the Star Wars Radio Dramas which are excellent. They aren't remotely canon anymore but they are still a hood listen.

Life in the cave of Garanoga

Alway love a good special effects ride with over the top movie science lol. Some random recommendations Ink (2009) (Fantasy, Drama, Sci-Fi, Action) Predestination (2014) (Timey wimey brain melter) Man From Earth (2007) I know George said he's seen this but I'd really like to hear both your thoughts on this film especially if Simone hasn't seen it. It's such an underrated gem. Over The Top (1987) Top tier 80's Stallone action cheese. Required viewing for Stallone fans lol The Ten Commandments (1956) Peak Cinema Gold

Jay Johnson

The politicians portrayed in this movie were bad (not heeding the climate change warnings until it was too late). But I can't even imagine how the current politicians would react. So much worse. Not only with how they are even worse climate change deniers, but also the hate for refugees immigrants (and frankly anyone with a different skin color, religion, or orientation)

rictus grin

i am quite ready to believe Simone wasn't stoned but she said nothing about not Tripping ;)

rictus grin

three good end of the world movies On the Beach (1959), The Day the Earth Caught Fire (1961) and The Quiet Earth (1985)

Max Krause

George, 2012 is basically exactly how you misremembered this movie to be like. It's a lot of entertaining nonsense 😄

Eversharpe

I enjoy this film but holy crap is make no sense in any way. Also the clean air thing at the end just means corporations and governments are going to be like, OK climate change fixes itself and now we can prepare for the snows and cold and not actually care about the pollution. Hell most will think that pollution will be the solution to reverse this effect and encourage it to make the north re-liveable.

FranciscoGios

When I tell you that when the scene of when they were going to get some medicine from the Cargo ship and one of the friends say- “I’m coming with you”-; and George says “and my Hammer!!” i was remembering when Simone told George in one of their reactions “You Mother F@#$&ker” 🤣😂 now I know why Simone threw that comment to George.

Cartoons ReAct

Don't look Up easily portrays the same politicians who are in power at the US right now

Nesbit

pushed forward or moved forward is sooner, pushed back is later. Weeks go Sunday-Saturday. Next weekend on a sunday could mean either, but I would always assume the very next saturday. That weekend. Because we're already on a weekend. If you think half past is tricky, what about when you ask what time it is and somebody says 13 of

Steve kephart

George, don't feel bad. I'm 48 and just figured out the soap cup trick a month ago after finally reading the carton. I used to use my dirty clothes to wipe out the soap. Now I just throw the cup in with them.

Edgardo Concepcion

A list of movies that would be fun to watch that are disaster movies or some crazy situation for me are: Dante peak, volcano, 2012, deep impact, daylight, Greenland, perfect storm, poseidon and the core.

Philipp Roensch

It's a cake and eat it too movie, gets some things right, get real bleak, but also romantic happy ending. Not so much a warning tale about climate change, just the really fast version of it, kinda hilarious. A jolly good movie for Christmas also, very entertaining nonsense with you guys. :D I've seen this movie at release, was really impressive at the cinema, but we knew from the trailer what to expect. I fear actual climate change impact will be much more costly, in lives and land, hurt the poorest first and not be a sunny day aways from being solved. Yes, humans can adapt and live almost anywhere, but starvation, migration and unequal treatment will drive too many people to death. Sorry, that was my bleak version of the apocalypse.

Maxi

"It's the day after tomorrow, do you know where your children are?" So much more accurate that Simone thought lmao

Chase Schleich

Ohhh you mentioned the movie The Core as one of the most inaccurate movies of all time. It's got a very similar theme and tone to Day After Tomorrow. That would be a fun one to watch. It's ridiculous, but it's a fun popcorn movie.

AVATAR-X

Simone - Just a friendly reminder that Dennis Quaid and Meg Ryan star in the sci-fi, rom-com "Innerspace" (1987)

Maxi

Simone's decision making would be very interesting to see in Frostpunk.

Maria Forsström

If you want another disaster movie that pulls on your heartstrings you should absolutely watch "Deep Impact" (1998).

Dan Holmes

You guys should do a rewatch of Independence Day, It's been long enough and we'd all love to see you watch it again years later :)

Dan Holmes

Please watch Frequency for more Dennis Quaid! Innerspace as well :)

p0sthum4n

Oh man you guys should definitely watch Deep Impact. Simone will BAWL and we'll all enjoy it.

Paul Peavler

I’ve always liked Dennis Quaid as an actor, but it’s so funny to see him in this role considering he’s pretty right wing in real life. Almost makes me nostalgic for the days when climate change was just a reality of science and not part of the culture war. Also, yes he does have a son named Jack Quaid, who stars in The Boys and Star Trek Lower Decks (the show not the TNG episode).

Opti_Frog

For a more "fun" Emmerich disaster movie, and one i much prefer to the melodrama of The Day After Tomorrow, i suggest 2012. It's not exactly a movie i would describe as good, and it's completely ridiculous from a scientific viewpoint, but you just can't beat it for scale and variety of destruction. Much, much better than Moonfall.

Opti_Frog

Predestination is so underseen.

Opti_Frog

I think the only positive thing i have to say about Godzilla 1998 is that it's not quite as bad as Armageddon. 😅

Polecat21

I remember seeing in the theater when it first came out and was stunned by the visuals. This is one of my favorite disaster movies even with the cheesy "sick kid" subplot. Also a +1 to all the mentions of Deep Impact.

Polecat21

not actually a disaster flick but a movie that I love on EoW topic - Seeking a Friend for the End of the World....

Ken

The Core is fantastically scientifically inaccurate but has a great cast and is loads of fun, it would make for a great reaction. Also need to add another vote for the movie 2012 as it has a stacked cast as well plus really dives into how wealth inequality shines thru during disasters and is my favorite disaster movie. I will also vote for the movie Greenland which I think was super underrated and it has a sequel hitting theaters in January.

PastaDon

Welp that was the longest Ad I've ever seen for selling Ice Axes..

WalrusWallace

Please consider adding Lucy (2014) to the list! It's scientifically inaccurate and entertaining

Antonio Maderias

Yall should watch 2012. My absolute favorite disasterporn movie👍🏼

Matthew Maxon

The Hurt Locker is the same to many veterans. Its entertaining bull.

Matthew Maxon

im acquaintance with someone going soon to Antarctica.

Matt

If you want a really good post-apocalyptic miniseries I'd highly recommend Station Eleven, its not a big scale production or anything but imo its a masterclass of filmmaking, acting and storytelling

Jared S.E.

"WE DIDN'T LISTEN!!"

Andrew

I like disaster movies but they have to be at least a little realistic. This one is so over the top I just can’t take it seriously.

Opti_Frog

Let's be real. Compared to Threads, The Day After Tomorrow is practically jolly.

Simone's Coconut Squire

Oh goody! I will finally have the answer to the question I've always had about this movie: Do Canadians see this, shrug, and say "So it's a movie about winter?"

Simone's Coconut Squire

FYI, the Statue of Liberty is significantly shorter than most of the major NY skyscrapers, so if she's buried to her nose, you'd still see a lot of the city.

droodly

In my experience, the people I know who don't care about climate change don't believe we can harm the planet because it was created for us. Grew up in the conservative Midwest in the US, and to a lot of my peers the idea that we could effect gods perfect plan for us is a non-starter, so why bother?

Jeramie Schmatjen

Push implies a later date. Pull implies sooner date. Saying Push ahead is sort of combining the 2 I feel like. My gut tells me later date since they started with Push.

dys

Deep Impact is much slower paced but is much more grounded in scientific plausibility.

Brant

I’ll throw out another vote for The Core. It’s from an era before streaming slop where the bad movies at least were fun and had a good cast.

dys

This isn't a great movie IMO, but it's the last sort-of-ok movie Emmerich did for a while after his peak with Stargate and Independence Day. Midway was a bit of a comeback for him but he did truly awful movies before and after.

Kelly Pickard

For future consideration… Movies: - Waking Ned Devine (1998) - The Devil Wears Prada (2006) - Hook (1991) - The Birdcage (1996) - Margin Call (2011) - Legend, Director's Cut (1985) - The Adventures of Priscilla: Queen of the Desert (1994) - The King's Speech (2010) - Flash Gordon (1980) - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1990) - City Slickers (1991) - The Craft (1996) TV: - Batman: The Animated Series - Disney's Gargoyles - Barry (Max)

Twiska Brand

George, maybe you were confusing this film with 2012 and that is why you thought it would be more light hearted.

latsöm

Moonfall is one of my favourite Emmerichs, and it's definitely my favourite amongst his disaster movies. It has a nice little sci-fi core that reminds me of old sci-fi short stories.

StonyD

Yeah, this film is hilariously bad. It's so bad it's not even funny. It's just a ludicrous slogfest. I'd rather laugh at how dumb 2012 is than sleep through this boring fantasy.

StonyD

Armageddon is about a oil rigger blowing the rock up to save the world. Deep Impact is about how this personally affects a journalist. Both are absurd for different reasons.

lovemoose

i'd like to recommend the movie 2012 (2009), it's another natural disaster movie, i really liked it

WUStLBear82

Typical of Emmerich, the general concept is possible but the specifics are scientifically absurd even if you haven't taken atmospheric physics. And sorry, I've TA'd college calculus and other advanced maths classes. If you don't show your reasoning you haven't demonstrated understanding. One might memorize solutions to categories of problems, but that doesn't mean you can solve a random problem. And showing your work as a condition of grading is almost always specified before the term's first assignment. Even Good Will Hunting demonstrated his proofs.

Brian's Dog

The Core, loved that one.

Tanx

With what George was saying about wanting a sequel to see how they deal with things after. I have always wanted that with several of these huge end of the world movies where humanity hangs on but we lose most of the population. I am a huge sucker for these movies lol. We always get either an apocalyptic movie that ends with humanity looking over the world and there is that hopeful music playing etc. or we get a post apocalyptic movie where we just see the world after the big disaster with maybe a few flashbacks. And the other week I saw a trailer for Greenland 2. So might be a good one to react to. You can react to the apocalyptic movie and the post apocalyptic sequel when it comes out on streaming. plus I thought the first one was pretty good. Wasn't my favorite but still had a lot of fun watching it and glad they are actually doing the sequel.

gfixler

I waited 3 days to watch this, i.e., the day after tomorrow from when you posted it.

Alex Ch

I’m invested in this multipart Simone and George struggle with temperature conversion saga.

Alex Ch

I think Deep Impact and Greenland are great. If you’re looking for scientific nonsense fun, Geostorm is really amusing.

Matrim

“Next weekend” means whichever weekend is next occurring. It is synonymous with “this coming weekend.” But, regardless, I always clarify or seek clarification when people use language like that.

Superpotroast

You should still take care of the planet..The problem is that a Government solution is definitely not the solution..Carbon Credits are just another form of taxes and a huge scam and you can see an example of the grifting by just looking at Al Gore's net worth (remember, according to him, Florida should be underwater for the last 10 years at least)..Climate change is a science cult..But humanity can cause bad things to happen through pollution but unlike the science stated in this movie, the planet doesn't have a fragile environment..It's capable of withstanding a lot more than we think it can..Because, yes, God designed it to be able to withstand humanity, because he knew what we would be like..That said, again, we should still be good caretakers of the planet and we have definitely not been.. But that's the fun in disaster movies, they don't have to be realistic..Just set up a thin science reason for the disaster and start destroying cities..

Thall

I am pretty sure South Park did a parody of the "weather is chasing us" idea using climate change, lol. "OH GOD IT'S COMING RIGHT FOR US"

Paul Mix

+1 on Deep impact, which IMO is *SO* much better than Armageddon.

Paul Mix

Yes, 2012 is essentially Roland Emmerich saying "Hold my beer."

Basilisk

If you're looking for another Roland Emmerich disaster movie, he did the movie "2012". He also directed the movie "White House Down", but it's not a global disaster movie, just a fun little action movie. As for Sam's mom, the actress is Sela Ward, and she's been in plenty of things. George got it right when he pinged her as Kimble's wife in "The Fugitive", she's also in the (terrible, imo) sequel to "Independence Day", as well as "Gone Girl" and was in 10 episodes of the show "House" and the latter seasons of "CSI: NY". And Emmy Rossum was in the movie "The Phantom of the Opera", the (again terrible, imo) live-action movie "DragonBall Evolution", "Poseidon", "Mystic River", the earlier seasons of the tv show "Shameless (U.S. version)" and several other things. Also, in regard for your scientifically inaccurate movies, "The Core" as inaccurate as its science may be, I found it to be very enjoyable and fun. I never looked into it to verify, but when the movie "San Andreas" came out, I remember hearing multiple times that they checked with scientists to verify that everything seen in the movie was actually a possibility - whether that one's true or not, I'll leave up to you and your trivia if you ever check that one out.

Marty McGee

Oh man. Haven't seen this one in a while! I used to get drunk and watch this movie a lot when it first came out. Don't ask me why. I really don't know why I would keep choosing it. It was kind of end of the night, last couple of beers type of movie. The science is completely absurd. But it's still enjoyable. I think a lot of it has to do with the cast. The visuals are pretty wild too. I'll throw my vote in for Deep Impact too. Another absurd disaster movie as well. But it's more about the characters and relationships than the disaster. Plus it's another stellar cast with Morgan Freeman, Elijah Wood, and Robert Duvall. Deserves a spot on a poll.

John Mcnichols

Bro yall gotta see 2012 if you wanna know SCALE!

Gwydify

One detergent for the whites, One detergent for the darks, One detergent to bring them all and in the washer clean them

Dee Aitch

Roland Emmerich hasn't mastered the concept of temperature turning corners or seeping through doors. Remember when the stripper and the dog survived in a side tunnel as a firestorm ran thru the car-tunnel they were in. If something is moved forward, up, towards, near, etc. it's negative time from the original schedule. If it's moved later, pushed off, away, etc. it's positive time from the original schedule. In Simone's example, I think the business world would interpret "pushed ahead" as being negative time. Meaning she should be ready two days earlier than planned. Definitely check for the actual date.

Peter Dillard

In NYC with Hurricane Sandy some hospitals lost power because their generators were in the basement. Firms like mine (telecomm) has generators at critical facilities and fuel for several days with plans in place for refueling. My home generator runs on natural gas and if that is cut off we have REALLY big problems and it's time to go someplace else.

Adam Vialpando

You should check out PointlessHub. He is a great fan of Roland Emmerich, including Moonfall.