This is the harrowing disaster scenario of “The Day After Tomorrow,” a 2004 science fiction film directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Based on an imagined future of ...

In their DVD commentary for “The Day After Tomorrow,” director/co-writer Roland Emmerich (“Independence Day”) and producer Mark Gordon say they spent six months studying a single special ...

Of course, if I had to catalog all the moronic plot turns in The Day After Tomorrow, we’d be here until the next ice age. It’s just so very bad. You can have a pretty good time snickering at ...

The 2004 climate disaster film "The Day After Tomorrow" was widely panned for scientific inaccuracy. But new research shows the film's premise might not be quite as far-fetched as originally thought.

The Day After Tomorrow, the disaster movie of 2004 starring Jake Gyllenhaal, has landed a new streaming home. Starting on ...

Dennis Quaid’s climate change disaster movie, The Day After Tomorrow, is a streaming hit in America. Here’s where you can ...

"The Day After Tomorrow" raises awareness about the scientifically verified problem of climate change and correctly establishes that it threatens the future of our planet.

The novel inspired Emmerich to dig into the idea that climate change could spark a new ice age over a period of days — not years or centuries. He enlisted Patriot producer Mark Gordon, who ...

But “The Day After Tomorrow,” Roland Emmerich’s cautionary entertainment about massive climactic shifts that trigger a new Ice Age practically overnight, is a hollow colossus.

"The Day After Tomorrow," starring Dennis Quaid, Emmy Rossum and Jake Gyllenhaal, first premiered 20 years ago.

Things get really cold, really fast in The Day After Tomorrow, and we learn this via some exposition about how a mammoth back in the Ice Age died suddenly with a bunch of food still in his stomach ...