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"The day after tomorrow"
Oliver 2022-03-16 09:01:02
In this movie, we put aside any artistic terms, as long as there is one point, we should love this movie. That is environmental protection. American movies have always liked to create catastrophes, alien invasions, floods, and volcanic eruptions on the silver screen. Whenever we feel the crisis of the environment only on the screen, after watching the movie, we throw away the worries just now. The day after tomorrow is a more realistic movie, hoping to give people a deeper impression of environmental protection. That's it.
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Extended Reading
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Vice President Becker: For days, we've despaired about the fate of the people who are trapped in the North. Today, there is cause for hope. Only a few hours ago, I received word that a small group of people survived in New York City against all odds and in the face of tremendous adversity. I've ordered an immediate search-and-rescue mission to bring them home and to look for more survivors.
[helicopters fly over New York and pick up survivors on the top of the buildings]
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NY Businessman on Bus: [making his way through gridlock with two of his colleagues] Excuse me. My bad.
Second Businessman: Goddamn! $1,500 waterproof bracelet!
NY Businessman on Bus: Please, shut up man!
Second Businessman: God, there must be rats everywhere!
NY Businessman on Bus: That's 'cause it's New York!
[They reach an MTA New York City Transit bus and the first businessman starts banging on the door]
NY Businessman on Bus: Hey! Hey! Hey!
New York Bus Driver: It's out of service. It's out of service!
NY Businessman on Bus: No, no. I'll give you $100 to put it in service.
New York Bus Driver: You don't have to do that.
NY Businessman on Bus: No, no. Really, $200.
[he gets inside the bus and hands the driver $200]
NY Businessman on Bus: I won't have it. I won't have it. Oh, God. I love buses. This is just so much fun.