THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW Clip - "Instant Ice Freezing" (2004) Sci-Fi

[@NYRM1974]

This is why every home that I ever built has fireplaces because you just never know. I remember my grandparents telling me about the great winter in the 1890s how our family survived because of fireplaces.

[@NYRM1974]

@@Whycantibelieve in the 1890s there was a very bad Nor'easter winter storm that crippled a good portion of the North. Know as the Great Blizzard. Remember this for the rest of your life Chance favors the prepared mind. You're young and very naive

[@ShadeSlayer1911]

And there are folk out there in the real estate business who make it their life's mission to destroy all fireplaces in homes and replace them with fake ones. They don't want anyone to have fireplaces. They believe they're saving the world with their silly vendetta. They're the same type of people who scoff at the idea of being prepared or self-sufficient. It's one of the reasons why newer homes don't have fireplaces, and it's a real shame.

[@NYRM1974]

@@ShadeSlayer1911 I understand where you're coming from but I could tell you as a real estate investor of many years I always encourage due diligence whenever considering a pre-owned property or any other real estate investment

[@MadFox-jr6by]

It's the government who wants this, not real estate businesses . The government wants you controlled. If you don't have wood heat the government can shut off your power or gas and freeze you out. @@ShadeSlayer1911

[@SovereignStatesman]

You could just have some tanks of compressed methane, and a methane-powered generator. That's what every home should have.

[@eduardoalamo1240]

To be honest, despite the scientific inaccuracies this is still one of my favorite disaster movies and I never get tired of rewatching it.

[@JaybayJay]

scientific inaccuracies? This movie predicted Polar Vortex's before the Polar Storm of Chicago in 2019 that killed many people as they froze to death.

[@stephenolan5539]

The worst was the scientist taking his son's side for not showing his work.

[@JaybayJay]

great.. what did I say that my comments get deleted and I still get alerts from..

[@stormshadowproductions1660]

when has a disaster movie EVER BEEN scientifically accurate?

[@khalexi8692]

Me too lol. Don't know how many times I've watched.

[@jebbroham1776]

This movie was way ahead of its time honestly. I loved it and still do.

[@elyastoohey6621]

lol, it was propaganda. Fun movie, but propaganda.

[@jannisdittmer5413]

Yeah it perfectly antcipated how retarded people would be in 2023.

[@zidana.p4242]

@@elyastoohey6621 I don't know if disaster movie has propaganda

[@SeaCowsBeatLobsters]

Only climate denialists see this as propaganda. It’s really just some people overdramatizing a narrative to get sales. It contains many inaccuracies that climate scientists have pointed out. Climate change is still a threat and this movie only serves to make a joke out of it.

[@elyastoohey6621]

@@zidana.p4242 Lol. a good 25-30% of the film deals with politics before the disaster gets going. DUring the disaster there is some more politics too.

[@declanflynn2580]

The flag freezing is absolutely iconic

[@LukeKetchum7003]

Not to mention horrifying. 😱

[@TheTuttle99]

It was in the trailer that's all, it was not iconic lmao

[@ronaldnixon8226]

Because liberal's hate the flag

[@TheUltimateTroll9]

How cold does it have to be?

[@ronaldnixon8226]

@@TheUltimateTroll9 The flag freezing is PROOF global warming is fake. Rook to Queen nine liberal's!

[@alnabulsi313]

The concept of frigid downdrafts in the eye of a polar storm actually saved my ass. I was walking home from work when I lived in Buffalo NY about a decade ago. We were in the midst of a polar vortex, but I grew up in the south and hadn't experienced one so I was walking like normal and thinking it was just normal snow. But within about a 90 second period the eye emerged overhead, the snow stopped and the wind started picking up. It freaked me out because I grew up loving this movie, and I started running to try to catch a bus I saw at a corner ahead. The driver saw me running and waited, bless his heart, but in the time it took me to clear three blocks the air temperature was noticeably and shockingly colder, it felt like a 20 degree drop with no change in wind speed. Absolute scariest weather I've experienced, including the time in college when I had to ride my bike thru a tropical storm to turn in a paper 🫠😁

[@theonewhoknows2]

Bruh you fake as hell. This polar vortex that flash freezes and has an eye isnt even possible. Nice story you made up. We don’t get storms with eyes over land.

[@mfraye12]

There is no eye of a polar vortex. A polar vortex is when the jet stream that separates warm southern air from cold arctic air has fluctuated south, letting arctic air travel further south than normal. It makes it very cold for an extended period of time. But it's not a storm, and flash freezing like this doesn't happen. What you saw was a break in the clouds, and clouds can actually trap heat which is why you may have felt the temperature shift.

[@stephenolan5539]

​@mfraye12 And it's the lack of a strong polar vortex that spreads the cold farther South.

[@billrich9722]

Cool story. Bla bla science whatever. In the moment, I bet that was chilling. I have a very distant memory of waking up in Leeds Alabama as a child and seeing snow piled so high that I could jump from the second story of our apartment and not hit the ground. We had a lot of fun that year. Well, I had a lot of fun. Pretty sure nobody else in Alabama did.

[@DaRealBlooketBro]

1:38 one of the most Iconic scene in this movie in my opinion

[@stormshadowproductions1660]

Do you mean 1:43

[@DaRealBlooketBro]

@@stormshadowproductions1660 yea, I guess

[@stormshadowproductions1660]

@@DaRealBlooketBro it's okay it's a simple mistake. Still a cool shot pun intended

[@atomalexander2377]

Not only this is one of the most intense scenes in this movie, it’s also one of my favorite scenes.

[@Bakaat777]

Annnnd impossible.

[@quinn_kora]

Me tooo

[@JoshuaDudeman]

@@Bakaat777noooo don’t tell me that next I’ll learn LOTR and HP aren’t legit 😢

[@unowen7591]

@@Bakaat777 who cares if it's impossible, it's still a fun movie

[@gregorymurphy3234]

2:35 I’m glad the dog survived

[@stormshadowproductions1660]

The pets always survive in disaster movies

[@dongo6988]

I was 6 years old and vividly remembered seeing that flag freeze, always wondered what movie it was from

[@InsaneTreefrog]

In Wendy's, it's fresh, never frozen.

[@Trycer]

Publicidad subliminal.

[@truthhurts3524]

This movie is where I fell for Emmy Rossum. ❤

[@bryanferratt6598]

​@raymondbrereton3298Disaster Queen 👸 💖 😊.

[@dmcrun3572]

@raymondbrereton3298 she took both those parts after Lindsay Lohan passed on or dropped out of the role

[@cesarrodser]

01:22 Glass breaking. Love that sequence.

[@armandokalinic7121]

I remember,it was 2004 when this movie was released,and still is the best catastrophy movie till today,Roland Emmerich never disapoints

[@mrmr4622]

Actually he does, his latest movies get less and less interesting

[@lucretia83]

dont watch Moonfall

[@Xirpzy]

The crazy science makes it meh

[@reyositos]

The best catastrophy movie is Titanic 1997

[@ArthurHILL-xp8bv]

When Sam when giving the laura the vial of vintage and the shots for laura in the deleted scenes and never show how is Brian was doing to laura with the vial of vintage and the shots to laura when ice snow is freezing the library in the deleted scenes in the dvd and the bluray.

[@K1200R]

Books don't burn easily. Bad idea.

[@DigitalMan6627]

Charlie don’t surf

[@jd5997]

They burn better than nothing.

[@tickytacky8078]

Rip them apart

[@mrbard1]

I burned a few books in my life in order to survive.

[@setionoify]

Especially book about Sea and North/South pole. But book about Sun, Volcano and Creamatorium that would be easy to burn.

[@devanshsinghrathore4297]

This movie is forever etched in my memory ❤

[@stevemaynards.g.t]

Have this on dvd watched it the other night for the 5th time its brilliant. Just hope it doesn't happen in real life!

[@duaneronan8199]

Don't worry. It won't happen. Democrats haven't learned yet, how to pervert the laws of physics in real life. Just in "Message" propaganda, like this.

[@elyastoohey6621]

it's not going to. It was just a part of the propaganda campaign to make people climate alarmists. Even if climate change happens due to people's energy behaviours, it won't be catastrophic for most people. Farming belts will slowly move. England can produce good wine like it used to in the 14th and 15th century, famous for having wine better than Bordeaux, gascony, etc. Even if it happens, things will be fine. The bigger issue to watch out for from humans are toxins and pollutants. Thanks to covid 19 overreactions, and wearing pointless masks (They literally provide next to no protection. THe N95 masks maybe protect you 5-10%. that's if worn correctly and properly changed out. However, if worn correctly, and for durations you are exposing yourself to low 02 levels-high CO2 levels, and bacterial build up, which can lead to respiratory illness, eg pneumonia. ) But thanks to mask overreactions, we are now finding nanoplastics in lung tissue. Plastics are now in your lungs, the most direct pathway to the bloodstream, unless you intravenously inject it. We should be ore wirried about all the pollutants we have running around us. Do not get me started on all the morons who injected experimental MRna into their bodies. The data coming out on that just gets worse and worse.

[@David-yo5re]

Amen to that.🙏

[@mrmr4622]

They way it happens in the movie cant happen in real life cause its not scientifically possible

[@Xirpzy]

Its not how it works irl lol. But sure another ice age will probably happen. With global warming pushing everything out of balance, who knows.

[@kardaran7345]

The scene is quite interesting to watch after you play to Frostpunk. All of those who pass the storm at the end of the game known what it means to fear the cold.

[@Jarls]

Can confirm, I was panicking a bit.

[@deloreandmc88]

A NEW LAW HAS BEEN PASSED

[@royk7712]

@@deloreandmc88 *DRAMATIC MUSIC INTENSIFY*

[@xshullaw]

I was just playing Frostpunk

[@jaxonmcalley]

That's Jake? I screamed "daddy" for a sec there.

[@GSDNighthound]

but then you remembered him. All Too Well

[@rellfacts279]

I can’t help but laugh at this scene. Cold literally chasing them. 😂😂😂

[@Sloposaurus_Rex]

The South Park parody is hilarious

[@MitchellBPYao]

It was outside than managed to ho insude

[@lukaskln10]

whoever reads this stays healthy

[@koffiewolf]

the fire would die if you trow piles of books ontop of it because it chokes in the ash

[@Andy-df5fj]

This is comparable to putting a cold roast into a hot oven and it cooking well done in 3 seconds. Heat doesn't transfer from dense matter to air (or vice versa) that fast even at absolute zero.

[@africanelectron751]

Having dipped things in liquid nitrogen I can confirm this is true

[@dvader3000]

Chill man is just a movie

[@gannonhuiting9788]

shhhhhh, what else are they going to run from

[@SundrySun90]

Love seeing that people are bringing up the inaccuracies/heavily criticizing a movie FROM 2004. Y’all are late asf to the party

[@Matchastreehouse]

Fr and they say the same for geostorm

[@MichaelCouvillion-oj2kv]

Flag freeze, yeah, Polar Bear campout at Boy Scout Camp.

[@zuklar]

Anyone else thinking about Randall Carlson mentioning the Wooly Mammoth with FLOWERING PLANTS in it's stomach that in order for those plants to not have putrified from the heat of the stomach, would have had to have been frozen through and through in under 15 minutes flat? Yeah, me too. Earth is scary.

[@TarIsCool]

Love this movie

[@TeslaRules1856]

I was thinking of this movie last December (2022) when we saw Casper Wyoming drop 25 degrees in just 20 minutes. In over 18 hours it dropped 70 degrees from +28F to -42 F I kept thinking were are the pictures the frozen flags there.

[@Tunoi_Veil]

but muh global worming

[@TeslaRules1856]

@@Tunoi_Veil Climate change .

[@elizabethr4107]

​@Tunoi_Veil it's precisely bc of global warming. I suggest attending a science course or watching a relevant video.

[@mc693]

You're confusing climate change with weather ​@@Tunoi_Veil

[@hectordiaz1575]

​@@elizabethr4107 How is dropping the temperature from +28°F to -42°F due to global warming???

[@leiderhosen7110]

POV: You turned off Overdrive for 0.5 seconds during the Great Frost of 1887

[@jasonlorphotofilms]

This pops up on my recommendation when it's freezing outside at the moment.

[@kittycatcat6962]

I like to imagine you live in Siberia because that's the only place colder then where I live...

[@Intelligence_Core3]

2:10 Me in Subnautica when my base starts to flood and I need to close up the bulkheads. In Subnautica, bulkheads act as flood and fire control doors/barriers

[@koosgirl111]

Absolutely mind blowing. Favorite scene!

[@m.hoffman2889]

2:03 in the movie they said that it would drop down to around -100°, so because the temperature gradient just doesnt jump from -10 to -100 in that creeping super freeze "flood" (or whatever you would call it) I would say in reality right there the people are so close to the super freeze the temperature would be -90. Any uncovered part of skin would feel like 1000 needles stabbing it, followed by frostbite, after less than a minute they wouldnt feel their hands and feet anyomore. Also breathing in that air would hurt

[@patrickvolk7031]

Even at -10 degrees, the humidity is zero. There's no moisture in the air. The lowest dew point is 32 F (0 C). Even with a wind, you wouldn't turn instantly into a popsicle. Air isn't that good of a heat conductor. People have survived -100 temps. Not to mention air that dense would block the air below it (temperature inversion), or get mixed with the warmer air.

[@-Keith-]

@@patrickvolk7031 "Even at -10 degrees, the humidity is zero." No it isn't. At -13 F (-25 C) absolute humidity can range from 0g/m^3 (0% relative) to 0.6g/m^3 (100% relative). Water vapor can still be present in the air at extremely low temperatures, there's just less of it. It's why snow and ice can still sublimate from solid to gas in extreme cold temperatures. A temperature drop that sudden would be more likely to result in a wave of freezing fog rather than exposed surfaces simply icing up. But it would be hard to convey the urgency of the situation in a hollywood movie to have the actors and set obscured by a cloud. I agree that you wouldn't turn into a popsicle, but even at -50 F with a stiff breeze frostbite can set in on exposed skin in 3-5 minutes. I've lived in places that get to -58 F windchill in the winter, and any moisture in your nose pretty much freezes instantly when you breathe in without a face covering. So -100 probably wouldn't be very pleasant.

[@nvelsen1975]

@@patrickvolk7031 You know what half of that was called in my arctic operations manual? "Hazardous cold", this came after "Extreme cold". It basically goes "Think really hard before doing ANYTHING. Don't do anything that's not absolutely necessary because you will probably die" Now that doesn't mean "Step outside your dugout and you die in 60 seconds" or something, but operations are basically impossible. Also one of the hazards mentioned is Ice Fog. How can there be fog if there's no moisture? Just because -7 and colder gets more dry since most water freezes, doesn't mean there's no moisture any longer. It's explained that Ice Fog on any body of water means the ice is treacherous: Ice Fog only forms over open water, existing ice prevents it. Ice Fog starts at -30 and below.

[@patrickvolk7031]

@@nvelsen1975 I should correct myself a little bit. In -40 situations, water can be suspended in the air, supercooled. When you fly though it, you get rime ice. Small crystals. Boots can't knock it off the leading edge of the wing. Sheet ice is when you fly through rain, and it freezes. It occurs when the moisture doesn't have a place to attach to. It's a cloud at sea level. Anyway, where was this fog in the movie? The effect the movie showed was like what happens when you pour liquid nitrogen over everything, flash-freezing. It's when you keep engines running, because things freeze which normally don't, like jet fuel or oil.

[@nvelsen1975]

@@patrickvolk7031 Oh, I wasn't talking about the movie. The way they visualise cold and heat transfer here is complete nonsense. I was just explaining the moisture, and how basically the entire cast should be dead in minutes since they're not wearing arctic gear.

[@mwj9433]

This movie rules

[@MrHerks]

What a fantastic movie

[@nightking8109]

Whenever I'm feeling down, I watch this clip.

[@emperorbeebopp2318]

bro you got clowned on by a teenage girl with a dagger half a mile into westeros

[@silentworld1580]

The ambience is far better than 2012

[@then00brathalos]

I know this film gets shat on a lot for illogical plot points (some of them well deserved i will be honest) but this has to be my favourite natural disaster film ever. One of the only few media to explore the frozen apocalypse (another one i could think of is frost punk). It seems like every apocalypse media elsewhere depicts the end times as a dry, arid sandy wasteland like somesort of unspoken rule. Like logically that amount of water will not just disappear even if the whole world nuked every square meter of this planet.

[@kristelvidhi5038]

Such a well done disaster film made in 2004 makes it so rewatchable. Easily the third best disaster movie after 2012 and Moonfall.

[@adamsjay212]

Jack is pretty strong he lifted Jason up like nothing.

[@incrediblehulk8031]

Don’t understand how they still survived.

[@star-boltlover9609]

It's a movie

[@AndersonNeo12]

A good recommendation right now. Cause currently i´m sitting on my couch on this hot summer 🥵 with 34° outside and this almost makes it feel "cool" 🥶

[@ΑικατερίνηΨόχιου]

Μου αρέσει πολύ αυτή η ταινία. Μπράβω στον Σκηνοθέτη.

[@LaStryka]

Anyone else like how Dennis just dropped Jason in head first?

[@theonewhoknows2]

My favorite part is how you cant see anything and then in the eye of the storm, the landscape reveals itself, then the American flag is calm.

[@jtgd]

3:41 New Yorkers talking about the weekends

[@stev3l822]

Meanwhile in Scotland if we had weather like this we'd be taking our shirts off because of the unseasonably warm summer conditions

[@deheavon6670]

The funny part is that the potential temperature of stratospheric air is actually higher than at the surface. Imagine a heat burst but supersized instead.

[@jimmcneal5292]

Died laughing because of this "instant freezing"

[@TexasRanger-1]

two days before the day after tomorrow wait that is today!

[@johnstjohn3595]

Movie was great

[@ronneyrendon]

WAS IT??

[@jonathan083]

Watching the San Antonio Spurs game when they keep showing this movie trailer.

[@herschelwright4663]

The icy touch of death!☠️

[@angelaandersons7918]

' everything wrong with the day after tomorrow brought me here'

[@jayhemfindsyou]

-459F but the door prevented the dog from freezing stiff. Riiight.

[@justaguy328]

That's how it works man

[@stantler16]

This isn’t I am legend, this dog lives!

[@ronneyrendon]

LOL

[@mcfragger2605]

My 7 year-old ass after seeing this movie constantly looked at every flag expecting the freezing thing to happen

[@MartinZanichelli]

I have 33 and I am also doing it :)

[@Varick76551]

Amusing thing is, if it was that cold, that piddly little fire in the library fireplace would not keep that room warm enough, and even if it did, the number of books needed to keep the fire going long enough to matter, nope.

[@OwlKnight32]

It will keep you warm and not frozen if you stay close enough to it. Nobody claimed it’s gonna heat the whole room up.

[@jonchampion8720]

The air wouldn’t freeze everything only if there was moisture which there is

[@captchaos83]

That's right, keep throwing more books on the fire, becuase we want to CHOKE the fire out! Whaaaat?

[@Intelligence_Core3]

Yeah, books are not good at burning in a fireplace. But I guess they didn't have any other fuel source

[@robertotrevino9125]

This movie will ever be my favorite climate disaster movie ever.

[@userfriendly8452]

🌬💨🌪 அது எப்படிடா உங்களால மட்டும் இப்படி படம் எடுக்க முடியுது???🤔

[@witkocaster]

Yup, try to burn books in a fireplace, with a sealed room with no air access :D

[@cjdrover]

Seriously, this is making it worse. Fires/fireplaces pull air into the space.

[@Veer-x4o]

The frost eats thru buildings but is scared of small fires😅

[@theunpopularopinion9833]

Scientific inaccuracies aside, the way the 'instant freezing' is portrayed is terrifying. Definitely one of Roland Emmerich's better films.

[@jamlym4974]

This might be the only Roland Emmerich film that is actually good.

[@LaStryka]

The library is where I used to sling rolls 😊

[@CobrettiMadrid1216]

Y saber q esa película se hizo realidad el año pasado y casi hasta la fecha E.U seguía bajo la nieve uups 🥶

[@ArchieFireLion]

When Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat arrived in New York.

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

The freezing was countered with Abraham not being burn by fire being cold ( sensational ) and it's was sealed as it's not the shape of my heart

[@jimmytwotimes8317]

How my dad got to school every morning.

[@rayma66]

0:18, when you see that, only god can save you now, so that was the eye of the storm and if I remember right, at that part, temperatures at 15 feet per second, were decreasing 10 degrees Celsius PER second, looked like everything was gonna go to absolute zero in this scene, holy cow I don’t even know how the air was unable to put out the fire and freeze them, that’s insane suspense, they wanted to stay safe inside the library and they were still unsafe from the air outside, and the storm passed over them Seriously though, this scene was disturbing, New York is the last big freeze It started with a serious weather forecast, which led to flash flooding, then lead to a massive and sudden rise in sea level, in the disguise of a tsunami 🌊, then that froze, it started snowing, then the eye of the storm was right over them and everything started instantly freezing from the air None of this came from space and let’s pray to god none of this happens 😭, I don’t even want to freeze 🥶 💀 😱

[@lolosghost1643]

0:16 oh no run

[@grim_bbx2241]

“Where will you be.” They know

[@YYUTESARK_CLAN]

1:39 American patriotism.

[@SalveASMR]

I'm in the thick of it

[@celeboria]

I'm still waiting for the "Kids in 2020 won't know what snow is anymore" - movie.

[@ytayhm]

not even 2012

[@hellegennes]

Well, there are places in the world where it rarely snows now, when it used to snow a lot.

[@Harumijade-hw7hp]

11.700 years ago: 😶

[@Almafan]

Physic left the building. 🤨

[@GothNebula]

Real or not, this would be like that if the Sun was destroyed, all life on earth would freeze and die. Every single life on earth would end. No where to survive.

[@RosieRoan]

This how it feels to drink cold water after eating mint flavored candy or gum.

[@LaStryka]

Hes afraid of Delta 😂

[@owlgothic248]

Between ice and snow there is only A frozen death

[@princeedmirovillar8044]

0:26 - The Eye of Hurricane Maria

[@hazley13]

1:41 flag freezing

[@saulthechicanootaku]

Get a hold of yourself, Elsa!

[@LaStryka]

Dont let the fire go out!

[@mattscott2664]

Look out ! Cold !

[@backtopurrrfectagain6681]

Quentin Beck: "Peter, the Elemental is real. One day, they attacks me and my friends with their instant freezing ability. The ambient temperature will drop to -90 degrees. The only way to survive is to burn anything in the fireplace. That will make you feel warm."

[@billnotice9957]

I never understood as they were camping heading to NY why they never camped inside buildings.

[@Nonalcoholicanonymous]

Chicago every year.

[@Harumijade-hw7hp]

Toronto: 💀

[@benjaminsantos8794]

Normal day in alaska:

[@fickledpigs]

They would have been better off staying inside a commercial fridge/freezer

[@xumuk3]

If they instead of burning books, started reading, may be they would read about heat transfer principles. It's impossible that objects could lose such amount of energy in a such a short time through radiation only.

[@derricklafrance9440]

I think the last great giant special effects movie with wow factor.

[@bryanferratt6598]

Transformers 2007?

[@Savenmi]

When USA found out that Trump won the election 0:16

[@DinoAlberini]

Should have won the oscar for worst physics.

[@ronneyrendon]

TRULY ONE OF THE DUMBEST MOVIES EVER MADE.

[@RahmatullahRahmatullah-y2z]

What is the name of this movie? Brother, please tell me quickly.

[@omardiaz3557]

I can believe 10 years ago new york freeze again in Ghostbusters: frozen empire

[@harsingronghang996]

Woo I'm dead excess

[@talkaboutwacky]

They're being chased by cold weather?

[@harsingronghang996]

Thks assistant

[@mftripz8445]

Ah fooey, who the hell needs education to rebuild anyways

[@ReynaldoAbasr]

froze like a popsicle