About "The day after tomorrow": what's left of us after tomorrow

Serenity 2022-04-21 09:01:12

I really liked Jake Gyllenhaal, so I dug out the movie I used to despise.
I used to despise this film for no reason, but I didn't like the name "The Day After Tomorrow", and the first impression was completely destroyed.
If it weren't for Jake, I don't think I'd ever watch it in my life.
In the film, there is a doomsday scene.
Because I know that the end of the day will happen, I know the truth, and I know that it may not be long before everything may happen suddenly as in the film, so it seems that people's reactions at that time can be foreseen.
What would I do if disaster just happened to me like that? can not imagine.
I won't have a Noah like Sam who can save people around me, and I won't be that Noah. I don't have such a firm belief and desire to survive, so I shouldn't be able to survive the storm.
Unfortunately, I may not have the ability to protect the life I love, although I will use all my strength.
After tomorrow, what will be left?
In such a world, there is no longer wealth, rights, and even civilization has disappeared. In the end, what remains will only be the most primitive and pure feelings of human beings.
Such a world may not be entirely new.
When everything is cleansed and man starts from scratch like a baby, that is indeed another chapter of Genesis.
I have always believed that the only law of historical existence in this world is reincarnation.
Humans were born from the ice age, and civilization began from the prehistoric era. Naturally, it is a supreme god.
In the following years, human beings think they are smart and continue to develop technology, and civilization sprints to the top. Humans built houses that rushed into the sky and drained the blood of the earth. Humans were omnipotent and created the supreme civilization.
Nature couldn't bear it any longer, and finally roared and punished mankind, throwing all the civilizations created by mankind into the furnace, burning them to ashes, blocking the homeland of mankind with glaciers, and bringing them into the prehistoric era again.
Then, the new ice age and the prehistoric era came again, everything returned to the original point, and another cycle began.
That's why there are so many relics of civilization that we cannot explain, such as Maya, such as Sanxingdui.
Those are the traces left over from the last reincarnation.
It should be the end of the world now, and I am so pessimistic.
People in this world only remember their own interests, fame, and enjoyment, and they can even wipe out their emotions.
So, I would rather pray for the final judgment.
I hope that after tomorrow, there will be no selfish human beings in this world, no magic hands that destroy the earth, and only the most beautiful things are left.

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Extended Reading
  • Ernestina 2021-10-20 19:00:25

    I’ve seen the high school English class, and I was still shocked by me at the time. Americans hate it the most. They always use the little people’s true feelings in front of disasters to move people.

  • Amelie 2022-03-23 09:01:11

    The computer special effects create a thrilling apocalyptic scene. The color of the film presents a hierarchical transition with the type of disaster, giving people a strong audiovisual shock. "The day after tomorrow" can be said to be a meaningful warning. Don't think that the disaster of the end of the world is far away from us. It may already be in sight. At the end of the film, the President of the United States publicly repents and reflects on environmental policies, seemingly a bitter mockery of refusing to sign the "Kyoto Protocol." "For years we have believed that natural resources can be squandered freely, regardless of the consequences, we were all wrong."

The Day After Tomorrow quotes

  • Jack Hall: [on the phone to Sam] I will come for you, do you understand me? I will come for you.

  • J.D.: [showing the other students the museum] I couldn't let you guys leave New York without seeing the Natural History Museum.

    Sam Hall: [under his breath] Of course not, it's the world's finest collection of stuffed animals.