Everything Wrong With The Day After Tomorrow

Here is a movie so bad, it was used as the blueprint for making 2012. Ice wins; science loses; sins abound.
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[@moonscript4675]

No one in Russia died. They just put on another sweater, drank some more vodka and snuggled up to the fire

[@Cheesemongle]

As is life in MOTHER RUSSIA

[@philipcross1586]

they thought it was spring.

[@octyfox5789]

Just so you know, the name of that ship that somehow drifted into the city was "AND ETC." they just punched some random shit into google translate and slapped it on. Because... they didn't think anyone intelegent would watch this movie, and find out what that means? That's the only thing I can think of...

[@aaro1268]

Meanwhile in Siberia, they started building a train

[@swxsp00ky99]

Aaron King nice reference

[@messyzephyr]

Of course the library is taller. It has the most stories.

[@LordFakeGodz]

badum tss!

[@UnknownXV]

Nice.

[@KingOfTheSoulSociety]

messyzephyr Barb damnit, Barb!

[@thekapapl2480]

messyzephyr NICE

[@Tomnickles]

Oh you!

[@Uapa500]

I like how the solution to everything is closing the door. Tsunami? Close the door. Tornado? Close the door. Wolves? Close the door.

[@Barrie96]

Doors are unstoppable in this movie

[@melanin_n_kinks]

"Hold the door"...

[@charlesmoore7032]

Covid? Put plastic barrier.

[@RocknRollDina]

you have another solution. It at least buys them 5 seconds

[@Stephanie.101]

😂😂😂

[@mandyhp]

"Mexico closed the border" I cracked up on that line.

[@itsavibegaming6462]

Irony

[@bobthebear1246]

Take THAT, USA! How does it feel now, BITCHES?

[@andrewshaw7998]

This line should've had a few sins removed.

[@goehoviewer]

@@andrewshaw7998this movie / sinning was made a long time ago

[@lonerjuan]

5:50 - You missed the "cancer kid reading Peter Pan, a story about a kid who never grows up to become an adult" irony.

[@sweetnsour3693]

LMAO dark humour at it’s finest

[@cyberwing3758]

oh thats dark

[@1000000man1]

Because that's not a Mistake or an annoying cliché. It's Just irony that the filmmakers may have even made deliberately. It doesn't need counting.

[@vyuzen5464]

Same with anti vaxxers kids

[@ordinaryguy6654]

Sweet N Sour *its. It’s is a contraction for it is, its is possessive. Sorry if I sounded like a dick

[@mario_survivor]

12:35 Take off 25 sins for the simple fact that the Black Guy didn't get killed by the wolves in a Hollywood Movie

[@beverlyarcher3744]

More like put them on since he wasn't somehow killed like most end up in movies

[@SovereignStatesman]

Especially when the black guy is Discount Urkel.

[@aichen4415]

In 2004

[@romangunter621]

Actually there were two black guys in the movie and they both lived, well technillay three or four but those other two they died off screen.

[@tavonburns6426]

Only white people get killed by wolves.... Watch a movie or something

[@yunofun]

A note on the whole scientist knowing each other thing... In this movie it actually works. Two scientist in the same general field who are high profile enough to be at a conference attended by several world leaders, there is a good chance that they would know of each other.

[@nthgth]

True. And especially as bad as some of this movie's sins are, that one could surely be forgiven lol

[@Chirkrasia]

as a geoscience student, i have learned of MANY high profile scientists in my field. i'm friends with several of them, and god do i have beef with several others. it's VERY likely!

[@superflaminggayelmo8830]

Right, it's not entirely improbable

[@alabastergreen7444]

The tent part confused me too. The people bundled up inside the library were growing ice cycles and those 2 dudes are chilling in a tent in the elements no problem. Also even if all that stuff happened who here actually believes that we would change anything about how we live. People have proven already that they are fine with people dying so they don't have to be mildy inconvenienced

[@ava1176]

"Most of the blood is in the penis right now" I died 😂😂😂

[@msagzjr.4641]

AVA117 tbh if I was hugged by a hot girl my blood would be in my penis too XD

[@madlad1310]

Michael Jr Sadgwar same when a girl i like grabed my hand

[@madlad1310]

Michael Jr Sadgwar same when a girl i like grabed my hand

[@nunn2do]

Michael Jr Sadgwar virgin

[@nunn2do]

jesus •___• also Virgin

[@nayf6847]

My dad always calls this movie "In Two Days" instead of "The Day After Tomorrow" and it bugs me more than every sin in this movie

[@robotplays346]

BlackKnight VIII he is not wrong

[@flemishtemplar3766]

f'ing boomers

[@miriamllamas224]

That's funny 😂

[@erikrivers1927]

Better than overmorrow

[@randomsandwichian]

@@erikrivers1927 Or Nexterday

[@RosieRoan]

The "freeze scene" in this movie is basically how it feels to drink cold water after eating a mint.

[@bobthebear1246]

Specifically an Altoids.

[@syxlv]

I remember watching this movie in science class and my teacher would pause the movie every time there was something scientifically inaccurate. It was hilarious Edit: my younger sister has him as her science teacher now and she said the same thing happened

[@syxlv]

@J S at least 2 classes

[@isagonzalez9034]

HAHAHA omggg

[@lawrencetalbot8346]

I ended up dating a meteorologist after college and she had that movie on dvd. I asked her why she off all people owned that, and she said “Because it’s my favorite comedy”

[@alvexok5523]

@@lawrencetalbot8346 I bet it's because she found it so ridiculously innacurate that it was hilarious. I find things so ridiculous that they're hilarious sometimes, look at Karate kid 3 when after the thugs beat up Daniel and trash Mr Miyagi's bonsai shop, he reacts by singing, saying they feel lucky, and then going fishing, haha, lol

[@Diamonddavej]

This film annoys me, they premise could have been improved by adding a freshwater sub-glacial lake under the Greenland Ice Cap, that's where the Prof was working, when the lake bursts it blocks the warm North Atlantic Drift, plunging the World back into an ice age. The bursting of the sub-glacial lake could also explain the tsunami in the film. Maybe that was in the original script but they took it out. That likely happened at the beginning of the Younger Dryas, c. 12,700 years ago. One of the researchers who investigated it told me it was like flicking a switch. Climate went from weather a little cooler than today, to Ice Age conditions in a year. He said he could not see a transition, the lake sediments that recorded the rapidly changing climate conditions switched from warm to ice age in a year or a short as a season. Imagine a cold winter, but instead of getting warmer, winter never ends for 600 years.

[@RedTailShark100]

The library is the tallest building because it has the most stories

[@oro7114]

Underrated comment

[@user-vv7cp7ln5d]

+TheRedTailShark nice, deserves my upvote

[@bergonath8851]

+TheRedTailShark Take this internet sir, you've earned it.

[@wingsandash]

For the win.

[@small_ed]

+TheRedTailShark Which most definitely contains the story for this utterly ridiculous screenplay!

[@sirdrakey]

The best thing about this movie was theaters were instructed to lower the AC as the movie was going on so the theater was freezing by the time the library was freezing!

[@elcompagenito3250]

Thats funny

[@simoneangeliquemaloney3990]

Thats genius.

[@netherwolf3012]

Huh, that actually sounds neat. Wonder if other movies have done similar things.

[@Maxmellow94]

Wait seriously ,? That actually sounds awesome lol

[@itstotallynotsai6577]

That sounds more annoying than it does being immersive tbh, when im watching a movie i want to be warm and cozy and not constantly moving around trying to be warmer

[@RonBest]

7:42 he took the call for 2 seconds and immediately seemed to have enough information to know it was really serious, really bad, and where it happened. 2 second speed call.

[@bunzeebear2973]

Someone screaming is enough info.

[@highbred]

He had him on speeddial

[@made-line7627]

"The wolves! They're gone", was delivered just so...authentically. Get that man an Oscar.

[@TheKrazyguy75]

I love the -10 degrees per second. Even in fahrenheit, that's 46 seconds till it goes below absolute zero.

[@TheKrazyguy75]

Really, even a *local* drop of only *100* degrees would be like a global catastrophe.

[@johnharrington4757]

Krazyguy75 absolute zero is impossible its only a theory to measure extreme temps

[@TheKrazyguy75]

John Harrington Well, it's certainly possible. It's just the temperature in which particle motion stops. Technically, due to the laws of relativity, any single subatomic particle, when taken on its own, could be at absolute zero.

[@TheKrazyguy75]

***** Yes, I know what absolute 0 is. It's the lowest temperature possible, and for the reason I described before.

[@starfrost6816]

+Krazyguy75 -273.15C

[@Starkid_hanners]

I can assure you that yes, all football fans shout at the tv and tell them to kick the ball and or shout other commands at them as if the players can hear them, then get pissed at said players for not doing what they wanted

[@amabism]

Totally agree! Gotta love football

[@Villidren]

Not to mention yelling at the ref for a bad call.

[@joebobby1412]

I mean. That's all sports and all fans....

[@mackan98502]

Hannah Ward and that is why i watch motorsports and not football or other shit like that

[@Starkid_hanners]

mackan98502 To each their own. I hate shit like that but love football. Was merely commenting on the sin.

[@localmenace3043]

This movie freaked the hell out of me as a kid. It’s so satisfying to see it torn to shreds.

[@alihenderson5910]

It was meant to. It was unashamed cc propaganda.

[@rickpontificates3406]

I rolled my eyes when the freezing cold chases the guy down the hallway and he runs into a room for safety. THAT'LL TEACH THE FREEZING COLD NOT CHASE YOU!

[@paveladamek3502]

The wind can move a bus but the reporter is standing perfectly still and upright. A prehistoric animal found perfectly preserved in Siberia was given to a U.S. museum? It is such a rare find that the Russians would never donate it.

[@kiannaconway912]

Oh look. Another whiny bitch.

[@imnotsuperstitiousbutiamal4186]

Dimitriy Mirovsky: AmeriFUCK YOU. (-:

[@timothymarzelli3874]

They'd sell it though. that's probably what happened.

[@TheAustralianMapper5378]

Timothy Marzelli witch that is most likely

[@djducati7876]

we have fossils from all over the world, even the rarest ones

[@serbiedog840]

Great idea: "Let's burn books instead of all of the solid-oak tables and chairs in the library." Genius!

[@peter-william]

they would probable be finished and would release a poisonous gas when burned, also how would they have chopped it into small pieces?

[@nick2523147657]

@@peter-william it's in a fireplace with a chimney it doesn't matter what it gives off it goes with the smoke which you also can't breath btw. He breaks wooden chairs into pieces at one point they could definitely burn a lot of the furniture if they wanted

[@kyle18934]

@@nick2523147657 well if this was real, that chimney would problably be plugged by snow, so the chimney would eventually fill up and release the smoke

[@sjaaktrekhaak1077]

@@kyle18934 but it would get hot from the hot air, so the snow would meld. Unless maybe it is to much snow.

[@kyle18934]

@@sjaaktrekhaak1077 you can have a fire inside an igloo. It may melt a little bit, bit remember just how cold it is outside. That snow is going to stay nice and cold

[@eleutheromania6191]

Omg I remember this being one of my favorite movies when I was like 12. One of the TV channels that are included in the basic TV package (or however you say it ) here in Sweden would show this movie literally like once a month and I'd watch it every single time

[@ridhamthumar3520]

13:15 Minimum temperature can is 0 Kelvin or -273.15°C, Entropy of everything is zero at that point. So 1 sin for -1200 degrees.

[@whenthemusicsover6028]

"CLOSE THE DOOR!" "Because cold is notorious for being unable to penetrate doors." So in other words, cold has the same weakness as the aliens from Signs?

[@slevinchannel7589]

Not Soccer, not Football. It's Fußball! Go with it!!

[@BigBoris]

They would hate it when they ever find out about tsunamis.

[@BigBoris]

@@slevinchannel7589 I hate football, football and football.

[@jordan410x]

So you keep your door and windows open whens its 20° out? Remember they do absolutely nothing right? Lol

[@MikMoen]

It does place a solid object between the exposed air and the air in the room. If they could stuff fabric into the cracks that would better the seal.

[@Kechioma]

My science teacher showed us this instead of giving us a real lesson.

[@chrib695]

XDXDXDXDXDXDXD

[@ajcook3146]

Same

[@VenomQuill]

I weep for humanity.

[@tykiaharris9568]

Oh my, me too. And it's so ironic because the city we were in thought we were just skipping winter. and then it bitch slapped us in the face days later.

[@singulariteas]

mine too lmao

[@fidan2fast]

why does every disaster movie need to have a dysfunctional family in it? can it be just friends? or a couple? or a bunch of random people that were in the same spot in the time of the disaster?

[@caprae8103]

Behind all the scientific and logistical flaws is a really good plot and good action. Good movie in my opinion.

[@s_for_short2400]

Good action sure. Good plot 😂

[@daretobenerdy3167]

Considering how many guys I've caught looking at porn on the library computers, I don't think people taking off their clothes is so far fetched.

[@craigs6045]

Bullshit. Who is that dirty

[@daretobenerdy3167]

Erich von Manstein Apparently the people in my town?

[@Dantastic]

You'd be very surprised.

[@Azzarinne]

Each of my parents have personally kicked out patrons who were looking at porn on library computers. Not even ones hiding away in corners; the ones right in the middle where you're all sitting next to each other! The guy who stood up to adjust his belt every 10 seconds weirded me out to no end...

[@SovereignStatesman]

Dare To Be Nerdy including their pants.

[@jimbackmann7808]

the library is the tallest building because it has the most stories....

[@johnnie2119]

I worship you

[@gonemesis7391]

ok, i gotta admit, that was good

[@Leader1623]

Bravo

[@vyl6781]

+James Backmann Ok that was genius.

[@MidnightH3ro]

lmao! you sir are the mvp

[@Sammy_The_Umbreon]

Despite the flaws, i absolutely love this movie. Because i dont care how accurate it is, the movie is still cool. I don't even know half the stuff they're talking about, so like, i'm just enjoying this movie.

[@bennfisherr6317]

That's where I'm at.

[@philiprice7875]

so true please remember this is a MOVIE it is for entertainment////////// if you want a documentary watch PBS

[@mxlls3810]

exactly. I love this film. I was suprised that people were ripping it apart so much

[@WorldifySanity]

It's the special effects for me!

[@user-ku6tr4vd6z]

There's got to be at least one benefit for ignorance.

[@zachknight389]

In the shot where he draws the line on the map, the first shot it doesn’t strike through Kentucky but in the second more close up shot it does. Sin!

[@lindasappao947]

canadians were just chilling in the ice age like " yep, this aint shit" ... riding their polar bears to work and school instead

[@CazRaX]

+Keyth King Moose, they ride moose and have beavers for pets!

[@Marcus_Aurelius42]

+CazRaX And they have delicious warming Tim Horton's Coffee

[@CazRaX]

Tyler Sutherland That is very true.

[@JackRabbittm]

+Keyth King Shut up only black guy I know. XD

[@lindasappao947]

Jackrabbit ™ the fuq lol I'm white also yay for the softest winter yet in canada #2015-2016

[@bestintheworld568]

Me: Watching "CinemaSins" at the library CinemaSins: "who takes off their paints or shirt at the f*cking library, and then forgets about it?!?!" Me: *slowly gets dressed again*

[@trollanonymously2434]

Paints? I assume you have clothes painted on to go in public, which actually sounds kind of freeing. Bravo.

[@trollanonymously2434]

Paints? I assume you have clothes painted on to go in public, which actually sounds kind of freeing. Bravo.

[@williamweigt7632]

I’m at the wrong library. 😁

[@darkstar1449]

I think we all forgot this is the main NYC public library ... so they would have clothes, food, cooking utensils, backpacks with small cal. weapons inside. "Lost & Found", more like a prepper's wet dream come true if you ask me.

[@FrogMan_thebassist]

I know this is a joke but, oh god

[@xdemon5015]

Two more sins: 1. The weather man that gets hit with the sign wouldn't be able to be standing that still if winds were strong enough to blow a sign that big at that speed 2. The hurricanes were instantly freezing structures, but hurricanes form in warm humid climates and would not be able to reach freezing temperatures Insider (I think it was Insider), had a meteorologist review this movie and he ripped it a new one

[@AliasdHacker]

Your audio dubs sure are spot on… this is one of my favorite rewatch-able movie recaps.

[@BabyDiazmusic]

I love this movie even though it's absolutely horrible. Give me an apocalyptic disaster movie and I will love no matter how bad or ridiculous

[@mb-yc6wh]

same man. there's just something about them.

[@supervegito2277]

Yeah, i think thats my stance as well. I dont think its realistic, but its still fun.

[@davidkoontz172]

The Core: CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

[@carliecole2563]

Hahahah... God I am loathe to admit it, but... Ditto!!!

[@tobyhaine6049]

Dis me. I don’t watch them for the compelling story line or the plausible events - I watch them to see Shit. Get. Fucked. Uppppppp!!!!

[@ohoffm1]

You forgot the mention that the Dads trek across country that got his partner killed was pointless because everyone in New York was saved like 20 minutes after he got there.

[@chuntley83]

Hoffman they were only saved because Jack(Dennis quad) said that there were more survivors because of his trek and the movie shows this when the Vice President says that they are sending rescuers

[@3boodae749]

This always bothered me. That whole Trek seemed unnecessary. Still fun though.

[@ohoffm1]

@@chuntley83 so nobody decided to check that there were any survivors in the city with the most people in the country until Jack said to do so?

[@chuntley83]

The United States was wiped out; the president is dead and everyone was under the presumption that anyone caught in the storm was good as dead. It wasn’t until Dennis Quad goes there for his son where he finds him with others which means that there must be others alive in the city. He most likely then via satellite phone called the Vice President and told him that his son is alive and that if his son is alive then there must be others alive in the city as well and that’s when you see the shot of all the helicopters landing on the rooftops.

[@scottmatheson3346]

@@chuntley83 riiight ... "That scientist guy said everybody up north would be dead, so I guess we won't bother to check ... Oh, wait, now he says there are survivors, I guess we should check after all." There would have been tons of people more qualified than this schmuck to do an exploratory rescue mission, actual search and rescue professionals ... So either there were other rescue missions going out, in which case he was irresponsible to go himself instead of leaving it to the professionals and it made no sense for the news media to focus on his rescue as it did, or everyone in the country except him was sitting around doing nothing, in which case he should have told the government to get the actual pros out there instead of going himself.

[@apedley]

It always amazes me that sitting in a wood paneled room on comfy chairs surrounded by desks and shelves set upon rugs and carpet; the only thing they can think of to burn is the books.

[@dougfiedler2089]

You forgot the sin where Jack is in the burger joint, stays warm by using the burners of the stove...but the ice is still covering the stove

[@queenbeebuzz5075]

You missed the "im going to cut my own rope to save you" cliche

[@TheGoowolf]

Character sacrifices himself to save other characters cliche

[@artyommikhailov645]

Ding

[@fucheduck]

its older now Princess Leah breathing in space shit in post Y2K10 trash.

[@INFINITY-ky1qd]

Its 'im not going to save myself even if it kills BOTH of us' cliche

[@kayruwijaya3901]

Cinemasins should make "government people dont listen to scientist that predicted a big disaster in a disaster movie" cliche

[@ElderNewt]

"Something has happened in New York" "SOMETHING ALWAYS HAPPENS IN NEW YORK" lol

[@basheerbassene3413]

😂😂🤣😭HahaaaaaaaHaaa You killing me Bro±±±!

[@sweetnsour3693]

...or L.A. Yikes for us

[@jackscoular3235]

Lol!

[@chako2872]

Actually everything happens in USA, we never see other countries being affected by A Tornado or a fucking big monster. So meanwhile you are in other country you are totally fine

[@shellycowfer2154]

It's like as soon as a large snow storm moves across Minnesota (Where I live) The Weather Channel never cares. But if there is even a CHANCE that it can become a nor-easter they act like everybody is gonna die.

[@Sea_Enjoyer]

6:21 "how fake do you wantt your English accent?" Director: "yes"

[@gseus]

Also, how did the people on the roofs in NY in the end, get on the roof? Theres no apparant way of getting on the roof

[@RocknRollDina]

every building in nyc has roof access

[@alsada307]

The news lady name is "LISA" and the anchormans name "BART" and this movie was made by 20th century fox.

[@ATTACK421]

ha

[@dylanleblanc6166]

Ding

[@spindalis79]

Dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dun, dundundundundun.... (Simspson's Theme).

[@tobythedog7478]

wut

[@sofiaandrade2436]

I cant find it. At which minute is it?

[@chaizen439]

When a chunk of ice the size of Texas breaks off, then call me. Ah that aged well 😂

[@fosterbessette9080]

Mike Arnold yeah lol

[@yeather_6562]

lol

[@ssik9460]

How exactly

[@SaintStalin69]

@@ssik9460 I don't get it either

[@Aryan-ck9lv]

@@ssik9460 One of the biggest icebergs broke off from Antarctica a few months back

[@MrSweeperUSA]

13:51 not to mention you can’t see their breath as they talk, lol

[@nathanjohnson6543]

2:03 - Kick the ball....as opposed standing around, calling a timeout or fighting. Cliche-cicles....love it.

[@JaedenRuiner]

I would still have taken a sin away for the line: "There's a whole section here on tax law that we can burn." because that sh*t is hilarious.

[@triciasomogyi5431]

My favorite part ! 😄👍

[@danielleking262]

lmao ikr

[@ChocoQueen24]

I originally saw this in theatres and I will always remember the entire room bursting out into applause and laughter at that line!!!

[@abdullah82m]

Nah that was forced

[@lawrencetalbot8346]

I think it’s stupid they didn’t burn the Bible. Whole point of the movie is trying to scare people into the dangers of global warming and all the climate science right wingers refuse to acknowledge, yet we still have to respect their god and their Bible

[@Kefkaesque13]

In regards to the book burning, you missed the bigger sin that their first impulse was the burn books rather than the large number of wooden tables, chairs and shelves.

[@Lilithly]

Kefkaesque13 I don't think that kind of wood burns easily though. They would have needed books to start the fire anyway.

[@kieranl5249]

Kefkaesque13 love your username!!

[@bigbowss9817]

You need paper to start the fire though. Wood alone is insuffisant. Although they could have started with the toilet papers lol...

[@smokeemifyougotem9662]

you cant sit on books well you can but it fucking sucks if I was in same situation and a weird jar glass old lady said don't burn the books to survive I would of pushed her into the fire

[@Eternalnight198]

KaRue 3 Books are not "easier to burn". Have you ever tried burning one for real? It is very difficult to burn whole books or to keep up a fire for a long time with just books. You would need pretty extreme heat or keep digging it with a stick all the time non-stop or else usually just the first few pages will get burned and about 90% of the book just gets buried in ash and mostly does not burn. The only really effective way to burn a book is to rip out each and every page separately and crunch them into tiny paper balls and throw then to fire one at a time. Even then paper is poor choice to maintain fire for a long time.

[@buckrodgers1162]

How did he miss the guy crashing into a snow bank, in white-out conditions, and then turning on the extra headlights that the truck was equipped with?

[@mikemcconeghy4658]

So glad you counted the race against the freeze. I think that upset me the most in this movie. You know, being able to outrun the local temperature.

[@GThe-su9kl]

I'm from Canada and I can tell you that cold works like vampires and that's why it cannot enter a room with closed doors and windows if it is not invited. It also works with tents.

[@heronimousbrapson863]

G. Thé And you can't drive a stake through its heart.

[@electronixTech]

I noticed there are a lot of Canadian actors in this movie too.

[@matohibiki]

Tubmaster 5000 No, of course you can't drive a stake through cold. You have to drive the stake through the heart of the storm, duh. ;p

[@vampiraJ]

G. Thé I’m from south Texas and I appreciate this life hack.

[@amygraham3955]

It’s because they’re polite they wont just enter without asking.

[@polivinilcloruro5852]

You guys have missed two important sins: 1) NY is invested by a wave... Don't waves draw back after the clash? 2) "Two/three guys are dangling over an abyss with a rope and the one who's in the lowest position sacrifices himself cutting the rope" clichè

[@lordjedi]

Jacopo Franzotti 1) tsunami's don't draw back after the crash. Pretty sure that wave is suppose to be a tsunami or at least it's suppose to be the ocean rising, in which case it's not going to draw back at all because it's not a wave.

[@Zamolxes77]

Barry McGeorge You are 100% correct, however the depiction in the movie is 100% WRONG. A tsunami of that magnitude would have leveled Manhattan, dropping skyscrapers like matchsticks.

[@PandaA1257]

That wasn't a tsunami or a wave; it was a STORM SURGE.

[@ScarAnrew]

Barry McGeorge of course the draw back ; thats quite dangerus because you can end up somwhere in the ocean

[@MrTonyBarzini]

Wasn't it just the ocean level rising?

[@zink8841]

Just a random fact some cable line with air pressure on them to keep water out so it is plausible the pay phone works at long as the powers still on them

[@ColoradoSolar]

Outstanding!! You nailed this one!

[@Ahreman_egy]

Biggest sin for me as an egyptian , We stopped wearing these red hats 100 years ago -.-

[@Kuypers125]

People still where fezzes.

[@Ahreman_egy]

Kuypers125 really ? Where ? Halloween parties ? Lol

[@Kuypers125]

Kareem Aly it's rare but it happens

[@jimmywild1732]

Turkish ppl too wear it.

[@AddyLeigh]

Kareem Aly I wear a Fez. Fezzes are cool.

[@KACS4]

They also said “to England” whilst being in northern Scotland

[@diamondbeauty88]

Cinemasins *ding* 😄😄

[@chrisallie2224]

Same diff

[@The.Badger.]

They were English characters.

[@BryanMcCann100]

@@chrisallie2224 As a Scotsman I take great offence to that statement

[@chrisallie2224]

Bryan McCann well if this cheers u up so is my grandma

[@missrobinhoodie]

- How did people in skyscrapers survive without a fire place? - How did wolves survive? Are they freeze prove? Things I think about in the middle of the night when I can’t sleep.

[@rexxthevaliant]

"Who forgets their shirt or pants at the f*cking library?" Friend, let me tell you the realities of working in a public library. Also extra sins should have been added with the love interest getting her leg cut for later forced conflict/foreshadowing

[@tarektaza3057]

10:13 Mexico just pulled the biggest uno reverse card in history

[@Saunakiuas06]

It was like in that one scene in "good bye Lenin" (Yes I know they faked it)

[@nthgth]

While America pulled the biggest "how does it feel" card

[@conorsWRLD_]

“There’s gotta be medicine on that boat.” Dude there was a med kit right behind u in the vending machine room!!!

[@TrillBill]

Lmao

[@Borsio]

He kinda forgot

[@theragingplatypus4743]

Not likely to have penicillin.

[@brianstraight9308]

And medical kits in vending areas of public buildings always have in them high-dose antibiotics to fight blood poisoning, right?

[@kelsey2333]

I doubt a library first aid kit would have the antibiotics that they needed

[@GeorgetteCard]

The part that gets me is when the gal tells the mother and her child to be careful with their eyes, in French, when she's about to break the glass of the taxi and the mother says 'open your eyes' in French... sigh...

[@DannyBkyn]

This is sooo entertaining. Love it!

[@ionizedwater8589]

"I don’t know, maybe in a hundred years, maybe in a thousand." *Literally one day later after presumably nothing changed for decades.* Ah yes now we have twisters, hypercanes, ice caps melting, tsunamis, temperatures dropping. God this movie felt like a sitcom.

[@lawrencetalbot8346]

Sad part is Dems are still pushing this nonsense today

[@agentblackbird9435]

“This movie is like a sitcom” is pretty much a good way to sum up that it’s one of those movies you laugh at for the stupidity of it

[@rafaysyed520]

@@lawrencetalbot8346 stop turning real issues backed by evidence into petty identity politics BS. This ape-like tribalist political shit the entire world is dealing with right now will be our collective downfall, I'm calling it right now

[@lawrencetalbot8346]

@@rafaysyed520 “backed by evidence.” There’s far more evidence saying climate change Doesnt exist to just a mild effect but certainly won’t cause a massive disaster like all the libs scream. Most climate scientists actually agree that the end of the world isn’t coming because we are burning fossil fuels. Do some actual research

[@marciavasquez7423]

@@lawrencetalbot8346 the earth will heal and it wont destroy it, bit it also doesnt mean that it wont cause another mass extinction event where billions of species will die, most experts also believe that may happen if we continue burning fossil fuels, because rapid climate change is what we are dealing with, normal climate change is what regulalry happens, rapid climate is when the climate change too fast for the earth to adapt, and millones die, infact it already started happening years ago of you do some quick research.. I think you misunderstood that. Tl;dr : rapid climate change is infact very real.

[@thomasmaughan4798]

I remember being disturbed by this movie until I comprehended the scientific flaws. First: When cold stratospheric air is pulled down to sea level, it is also compressed, and in the process increases temperature at a rate about 3 degrees F per thousand feet. This is called the adiabatic lapse rate. So the air, instead of freezing helicopter fuel lines, would become room temperature around 70 degrees F. The other obvious problem is the heat of fusion of water to ice. It takes removing an enormous amount of heat from water to turn it into ice. In the Canadian Arctic it takes months for rivers to freeze thick enough to drive a truck over it (the "ice roads"). The huge amount of water that inundates New York City; where did it come from? If the Gulf Stream stopped, which is the theory of the movie, melting of ice caps and Greenland would immediately stop since it is the Gulf Stream that brings equatorial heat northward. Sea level would gradually decline, not increase. A third problem is that tornadoes (and hurricanes) are fueled by the same latent heat of water vapor. Where you have little or no water vapor you also cannot have tornadoes. It is more than unbelievable that tornadoes would exist over Los Angeles. The Gulf Stream stopping is unlikely to cause cyclonic storms at high latitudes.

[@maxedout6775]

Someone did a Mark Watney and "scienced the sh't out of this"

[@SovereignStatesman]

Not to mention the first fucking law of thermodynamics, which means that if the world got warmer then it couldn't get colder just because Mother Nature got mad. And Avogadro's Law handles temperature and pressure. This movie was made by idiots.

[@aichen4415]

We are also thought to be in an ‘mini ice age’.

[@polreamonn]

NERRRRRD!

[@robtyrrell4647]

@@SovereignStatesman I mean, you gotta make the movie. It wouldn't be enjoyable for the audience if they just did what was only permissable by science, because then the movie wouldn't have rapid climate change, disasters, all of the stuff that makes the movie a movie. At least they try and make it enjoyable and backed up by science enough that 99% of viewers would accept it and move on and enjoy the movie! I don't think they are idiots for making the movie fun. p.s. I'm an engineer and I do get annoyed with unscientific stuff in movies but you have to accept that is not the point in these apocalyptic movies

[@bigbird6286]

I don’t know why but I love your videos bro

[@pghudd]

Biggest issue i have is books don't burn for long and your telling me no chairs, tables hell even shelves wouldn't be a better option?? Must be some oak in there that burns for a lot longer than paper

[@davidm5707]

"The temperature is dropping 10 degrees a second!" Next minute: "It's minus 600 degrees now!"

[@vooshe813]

David M good thing everything makes sense in this movie :)

[@zily7866]

@daro2096 -600 is a physical impossiblity. In an area where matter does not exist temp can reach -273.15, on earth we cannot physically reach the perfect number because there are particles vibrating and generating heat. To stop all this motion would cost an infintessimal amount fo resources.

[@JRPennyPacker]

daro2096 Your comment merited correcting though. Minus 600 is impossible anywhere.

[@taicanium]

@@zily7866 @Jeremy Rodriguez I believe you meant 'infinite', not 'infinitesimal'. 'Infinitesimal' implies something infinitely small, implying that reaching absolute zero and stopping all that motion would require absolutely no resources at all, in direct opposition to an infinite number of resources. That also merited correcting.

[@zily7866]

@daro2096 nobody corrected you, i was expanding on the very first question you posed?

[@camdotcoms]

this movie traumatised me as a child so that’s at least one more sin

[@1pcfred]

Only a childish mind could ever take this movie seriously.

[@SilverSmog]

Shit, me too!! I remember my mum watching this and I could barely understand what was going on but when the movie showed some frozen people I freaked out 😂

[@1pcfred]

8 year olds sounds like the target audience to me.

[@kittyloverandcat66]

oh shoot me too, glad to know i wasnt the only wimpy ass kid scared shitless with this movie

[@segundovargas]

No lie, I was always scared by the scene with the wolves everytime I saw the movie as a kid.

[@JanBanJoovi-ol1qv]

How the hell they’re keeping the fire burning for a long time with just books. Fire from burning papers easily die out as fire easily consumes papers

[@brayallen7290]

The day after tomorrow was the original doomsday movie for me growing up. Sin it all you want. It's still a great movie to me.

[@samheppner1291]

5:09 The tornadoes were so powerful they were able to rip a hole in the story to create a plot device

[@bren8168]

Wooden shelves, wooden chairs and wooden tables. . . . . . . Let's burn the books!

[@geraldfrost4710]

well, yeah! because otherwise we wouldn't be able to make a blanket fort! Never mind the Whooooosh! when the cold hit, because minus hundred degree space temperature sucks all the air out of the room, which means no more oxygen, which means you better be chewing gum really fast to equalize the pressure in your ears. Seriously, to many things wrong to worry about...

[@maggiesmith856]

It's a lot easier to set fire to a book. Besides, how were they going to break the furniture into burnable pieces without a saw or axe ?

[@chb2551]

LOL Ikr. I was wondering if anyone else was going to mention that. I was thinking that, sure books would make great fire starting material but you'd either be constantly adding more or the fire might go out, depending on the thickness of them. Look around at all of the fire extinguisher stations and you'll likely find an emergency ax. Use it to chop up the chairs and tables. Ding! Depending on the varnish used, you might get a decent fire going. Don't forget the aerosol cleaners and air fresheners. You can get a pretty high temp flame that will up the temp. The flamable jugs of cleaner works great next to the door to try to combat the cold air seeping in. If you just have to use paper, how about all of the reams of it for copy machines and printers. The chair woven wicker seats should be repurposed as snowshoes. Newspaper insulation? No thanks. I'll just find me all of those coats in the 'lost and found' and take them. If that's not enough, grab the scissors and cut up padded chairs and use the foam padding for insulation instead. Newspaper would be a last, and scratchy, resort. Soo, there's no food in the staff refrigerator for lunches. You've just thinned out the staff, so enjoy. All of that water outside of the library happened to freeze solid enough to walk on and to ice lock a ship of that size 'before' the big freeze came? Ding!

[@CountArtha]

Library books are so dried out, they'd burn in a few seconds.

[@geraldfrost4710]

@@chb2551 There was soooo much silly science in that movie! Getting heat to flow out of water is hard; getting heat to flow out of ice is slow, as in once you have an inch of ice it's going to take an hour to get the next inch, and two hours to get the next inch, and four hours to get the next inch... Meaning the ice itself acts as an insulator. In winter you have months to thicken the ice on the ocean. Minutes? like freezing waves in place? Not a chance! Ponds freeze flat, that's science! Air has a very low thermal capacity compared to water... The problem is that explaining thermal transfer equations to liberal arts script writers is like, is like, well, explaining math to a rock. I enjoyed the movie, but the science was Will E Coyote.

[@oliversherman2414]

I love your channel

[@wannacashmeoutside]

I watched this movie in theaters when I was in middle school and it gave me nightmares for years

[@williammckinley1035]

One extra point. When they are in the library.....why are they burning the books? What about burning the furniture....which is made out of wood....which will burn longer and hotter than the books.

[@massineben7198]

william mckinley it will take too long to burn, it might be too big to burn, and we r gonna need them later

[@ktown0173]

If you knew how to start a fire , you'd know you need kindling and tinder before you can start lightning polished wooden chairs . Life isn't like fucking Minecraft

[@eitansharabi9488]

so you start with a couple of books that light up the wood

[@massineben7198]

905 eitan something like that

[@williammckinley1035]

not if it is in pieces. Use some of the books as a starter and start the fire with the smallest pieces of the furniture that you break. It is not that hard to start a fire.

[@moonrainchildtv]

"Yeah, let's just fly a helicopter in the middle of three tornadoes." - Four tornadoes. 😅

[@geraldfrost4710]

A slight discrepancy, which is easily explained by an over enthusiastic special effects department.

[@MsAli0]

Actually they were transporting the Queen to safety

[@zacharycoltrane3128]

The 4th tornado was so far away, I didn't spot it either🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@sweetnsour3693]

Well, like you said, “in the middle of three tornadoes. The fourth is far away.

[@robotplays346]

*Ding*

[@mattymaple1976]

Library is a great place to wait it out. There are like 100 fresh humans to roast up when you get hungry on the 3rd day. Dont eat frozen people. U have to cook them longer and the meat is tough..

[@pixie7435]

The one thing I like about this movie , is the very end when the air is clean once again.

[@thunderflare59]

Why didn't you sin the fact that the sea level stayed the same after so much of the water froze? You shouldn't be able to recognize Italy.

[@Alice-ll6uj]

Connor Gadson however, due to the structure of the water molecules in ice- it actually takes up more volume compared to its liquid form.

[@dracofirex]

I think they were asking why the dudes in space could make out Italy down below if a lot of the water should be frozen. The whole sea should be a big ice ball!

[@somerandomguywithatelescop2273]

@@dracofirex Yes the ocean should be frozen.

[@Rubensgardens.Skogsmuseum]

Sea ice will not affect seal levels. I am more wondering where all the water came from that flooded New York. Ok. A storm can rise sea levels but they always go back to normal after the storm.

[@twisterman101new4]

@@Rubensgardens.SkogsmuseumActually you're wrong. The rain likely developed storm surge then with heavy rains the NYC drainage system will not be able to handle the rain and it will create flooding. Now I'm calling straight BS on the water and how fast it rose unless it was raining for hours on end then you got a point but for it to rise up to 1st story of a library is very unrealistic to happen in such a short amount of time. The huge wave is not impossible but lots of NYC would of been destroyed and many other towns around NYC. Pretty much the movie was not realistic in its weather affects.

[@OodustwindoO]

no mention of how Canada wasn't mentioned because this is just like a regular Canadian winter?

[@alucardyoici]

It's a movie, there is no Canada. it will just confuse people with all the "but I thought that place was in new york, I saw it in another movie"

[@Zamolxes77]

Blame Canada, Blame Canada, there aren't a real country anyway.

[@isaiaharmstrong1799]

Zamolxes77 ..... South park?

[@creeperinc7612]

Racist Murcians Ding

[@flarestorm9417]

Only major locations are important, all those other places are irrelevant. It's like an unwritten rule just like how aliens will only attack the U.S., major landmarks and well known places even if it says that they're invading the entire world.

[@sabrekai8706]

For what it's worth, land lines are powered from the central office they are connected to. Batteries last anywhere from 8-12 hours (so they say) if the generators die. and the lines are for the most part underground. The connections in the manholes are in sealed and pressurised systems.

[@GeorgeParkerCustom]

Also, the plane in the video that “came down due to turbulence” is footage from the wreckage of Avianca 52. That aircraft ran out of fuel in the 90’s during bad weather, due to bad communications between crew and ATC; not turbulence!

[@PrestoPuma]

not sure if anyone pointed it out yet but "Yeah, let's just fly a helicopter in the middle of three tornadoes" there were four tornadoes in the shot so I am giving cinema Sins a sin for that.

[@thedemonreupblican5803]

Presto Puma *ding*

[@PrestoPuma]

***** it was still a sin

[@ringostingo5892]

+Presto Puma no, cause they were only going into the midfle of the closest three.

[@wisaac9297]

+Presto Puma yea shut up only black guy I know

[@ShiningDarknes]

+Presto Puma Just tag it onto the "Everything Wrong with Cinema Sins" sin count...oh wait.

[@cromwellthesynth]

"That'll teach you for saying things" I'm fucking dying

[@drewgagneaux5193]

My favorite part of this whole video 🤣

[@chronowolf427]

as someone that lived in NY i always thought it was funny that that wave was so powerfull.... if you look at a map to see how far a 3 story wave would have had to travel and all the land it would have to go over plus around all the building :P

[@KM-nu7vj]

I heard "This racist way more questions than it answers" and honestly... that fits.

[@SomeGuyWhoPlaysGames333]

I know this movie and 2012 are very unrealistic and have bad endings. But Idk, I just love disaster movies.

[@ketgala]

Disaster movies? You should watch some Adam Sandler movies.

[@durianhead]

+Blake Fullerton I SEE WHAT YOU DID THERE :P

[@ketgala]

+durianhead Hue hue

[@durianhead]

Blake Fullerton (insert lenny here) hue hue

[@TheNewYorkerRailfan]

+GameAddict51 Well 2012 is unrealistic, but I'm not to sure about The Day After Tomorrow. Considering it's based on global warming which is happening right now. Hurricane Sandy which hit the U.S. east coast back in the year 2012 is a good example. That was caused by global warming. The only things realistic in 2012 was the infamous San Andreas fault triggering a earthquake in L.A., ( obviously not as major as the movie, but it would still be really bad ), Yellowstone erupting destroying most of the U.S. Like how in the movie they showed Las Vegas getting burned by the ash cloud. And when Yellowstone erupts, some super volcanos may go off too. Just like Hawaii in the movie 2012.

[@MatthewB367]

black guy: breathes cinemasins: shut up "the only black guy i know"

[@icelandisacoolcountry925]

That’s racist. *ding*

[@JonesySurvived]

Less than 15% of Americans are actually black. So statistically the movie is closer to reality, than not. Expecting the creators to arbitrarily inject more black characters is pretty ironically racist.

[@BrothaEarth1422]

@@JonesySurvived finally someone who gets it. Asking for more diversity is actually racist. Thank you

[@TheHumblePotato]

@@JonesySurvived wait. How do you know it's actually less than 15%?

[@monchiexthemonkey6068]

@@TheHumblePotato its 13.4 percent

[@shanewall9092]

Nothing is wrong hahah. I LOVE this movie, and now that you’ve reminded me I’m going to watch it now!

[@caliebwigley6720]

Love ur videos my guy, I did not appreciate that soccer slander though at the beginning 🤨

[@BlackFlash7]

"You can't make it to New York, Jack." "I've walked that far before in the snow." *DING* 🤣🤣

[@geraldfrost4710]

Judge Judy says, "I can tell when someone is lying when they use minimization, denial, blame, and distortion." three out of four.

[@eivindbergheim749]

My problem is that they do not burn furniture in the main reading hall the tables are of wood and the chairs and that burns with a higher energy yield than books

[@avega2792]

The furniture is varnished and it would release toxic fumes as it burned.

[@eivindbergheim749]

with enough heat some of those fumes would be flammable so they burn up and with enough draft up the chimney when the fire is hot enough the gas would be drawn up.

[@shanayazaveri2620]

I just realised that and now I feel stupid about not realising it before. Great!

[@franktib]

@@avega2792 so would the plastic from the book covers

[@fulcrumthebrave5715]

@@avega2792 not really. We used to burn varnished wood in our fireplace and nothing bad happened. As long as it doesn't backdraft into the room there wouldn't be much danger from smoke or fumes.

[@hyperschooldropout8724]

“Like it takes any time to write out your work on a test” Sins clearly haven’t been in a hard enough course then.

[@blackleague212]

meh, I had a 98 grade point average, it's simple to write out your work. Stop being lazy and making excuses for a poor life and idiot parents.

[@kokujin5446]

This was always one of my favourite movies as a kid because of the boat scene.

[@randominternetprofile8270]

Me too. I always judge how well I like a movie based upon its willingness to offer boat scenes to drive the plot.

[@supercat765]

4:38 CinimaSins: Yea, let's just fly a helicopter in the middle of three tornadoes. there are 4 tornadoes in the shot

[@luizcastro5246]

the fourth one is not involved cuz its far away youre not getting in the midle of that fourth one

[@marblygaming]

i read your helicopter line at the exact moment he said it in the video 0.0

[@Jay-Rad]

Creppy me too.

[@Frahamen]

Bryan Hinze You mean that 4 obvious CGI effects?

[@DmasterZz]

Ding!

[@lukesumberg9182]

0:55 a chunk of ice the size of Delaware broke off the arctic ice sheet a week ago. That's even bigger than the one in the movie.

[@massineben7198]

luke sumberg i see no ice age. only the storm in florida

[@Bibky]

luke sumberg When a piece the size of Italy no one cared?

[@thepugawsomegamer1722]

Am one A chunk of ice the size of County Galway in Ireland a while a go

[@rust3950]

3 times the size of Rhode Island approximately

[@mickayla2699]

Wow

[@davedee4382]

Hey, I saw Dr. Glenn Phenix on the Murray Conners Show say that he went on an archaeological dig in June 1967. This was north of Tel Aviv Israel. There’s a fault line there. They were actually allowed to use a small amount of pyrotechnics, that means dynamite, to clear off surface rocks. They unearthed an ancient spring. The spring ran freely for a few days. They began to notice that about a mile away extreme hair dried up a year later they examined the weather in that area. In other words, they took the recorded weather day by day for a year and compared it to all of the recorded years before. The one year since they disturbed the underground ancient spring the weather within 5 miles of that place received twice as much rain and a reduction in 4°. They were aghast! After they covered up the spring and return the area to basically the way it had been before they took more readings within two years the temperature of the nearby area had returned to how it had been for decades before. And the same is true with the amount of rain that I received. No everything that I have just written as a total lie. I made it all up. It’s like that movie and others that have fictional stories which convince people of scientific facts which are false.

[@vanille6607]

9:07 the freaking BOAT just chilling in the middle of the street omg I remember now 😂