' The Day After Tomorrow' is a spectacular science fiction about the coming of a new ice age. This high tech movie directed by Roland Emmerich is an apocalyptic tale of climatologic disasters that occurs due to sudden changes in the climate.

Dennis Quaid plays a climatologist Jack Hall, a researcher who try to convince the world leaders that global warming could trigger a sudden ice age and other disasters. His warnings fall on deaf ears of the government and he is laughed off.

Hall and a fellow scientist Terry Rapson ( Ian Holm) discover that alarming climate changes are occurring in many parts of the world. Los Angeles is suddenly leveled by many tornados, New York City is buried under ice and snow, many super storms are hitting the Northern Hemisphere and in a matter of days top half of the Earth will be frozen.

Millions of terrified survivors are struggling to find shelter. The mass evacuation sends millions of people to the Mexican border and to enter Mexico illegally. At this point Jack draws a line across the map of United States and writes off everyone north of the line, then he heads to New York City to find his son Sam (Jake Gyllenhaal) who may be still alive.

Movie has brilliant and visually opulent special effects. Consequences of planetary pollution could be an eye opener to mankind. Even though the movie has too many inconsequential characters, and many twists and turns, environmental activists will applaud the message that it brings out. The movie treats Mother Nature with respect and blames mankind for their reckless and inconsiderate behavior in polluting the air. If you see this movie, you may get concerned and think will there be "a morning after" The Day After Tomorrow.

We rate this movie Good.