That's okay, farmerman, as I've also duplicated posts by mistake.
Another viewpoint on the movie:
Destroying the world in order to save it
'Day After Tomorrow' rips up cities with care, says director
LOS ANGELES, California (AP) -- When the real world is filled with war, desperation and terror, "The Day After Tomorrow" could have turned out like a barbecue in the middle of a forest fire.
But director Roland Emmerich, whose disaster movie wipes out Earth's northern hemisphere, describes his weather-run-amok story as chaos with a conscience. Unchecked pollution will cause havoc with Earth's natural balance, he says, so ordinary people need to start being more responsible.
"It says to be a little more concerned about what we're doing to our environment, to think about tomorrow," Emmerich said, adding with a smile: "And the day after."
Link to balance of article:
CNN ARTICLE ON DAY AFTER TOMORROW