Could this really happen?
>storm so tall it opens a path to space and freezes everything in the eye of the storm immediately using super cold I don't actually know, I'm not a climate expert but it sure sounds possible.
>>221018396The book was written by Art Bell and Whitley Strieber so it's guaranteed bullshit.
>>221018396Nuclear winter would have a similar, albeit less intense effect. But still enough to starve billions.
>>221018396yup
Trump let funding expire for the monitor buoys in the Atlantic Ocean, so we wouldn't know if it was happening.
This might be my favorite disaster movie.Definitely have a soft spot for it.
>>221018396>tsunami waves as tall as skyscrapers>but they also all freeze in place>also a pack of wild wolves shows up in flooded frozen nyc for some reason>also it all melts in a few days and goes back to normalTard ass moobie
>>221020490all those things can happen tho......
>>221018396it's already happening. Get fucked northern hemisphere
>>221020231You'll know it's happening when your willy turns into a popsicle
>>221018396Yes, and it has before. Humans went from first powered flight to the moon in 65 years. The idea anatomically modern humans have been around for hundreds of thousands of years but only discovered how to form advanced civilizations 10,000~ years ago looks less likely day by day.
>>221020490>also it all melts in a few days and goes back to normalThat doesn't happen. You must have hallucinated it.
>>221018642The CFCs from humanity using sprays literally created a thinning of the ozone layer, this has been documented and proven and more or less fixed by globally banning CFCs.So not only could it "really happen", supercold shit coming from space due to atmosphere fuckery actually happened (Just on a gradual scale rather than a 1 to 100 event and we didn't let it hit 5-6)
>>221020660>WE WUZ HYBORIA AND SHEEEIT
>>221018396In reality, the Statue of Liberty is oriented 180 degrees relative to Manhattan Island from how it is shown in this poster. So no, this cold not really happen.
>>221020785nerd
>>221020490Weren't the wolves from a zoo or something? Is there a zoo somewhere nearby? I choose to believe that's what happened.
>>221018396I joined a climate change book club at my local library and theres a bunch of middle-aged ladies panicking like something crazy is going to happen but its all piss in the wind. The only thing anyone will probably see is some beach erosion in the next 50 years. We should tap the oil available and go with nuclear plants.
>>221020490> tsunami waves as tall as skyscrapersThey explained it was gonna happen >but they also all freeze in placeThe eye wasn’t facing them yet > also a pack of wild wolves shows up in flooded frozen nyc for some reasonThe zoo > also it all melts in a few days and goes back to normalNope. The movie cuts to people evacuating to mexico that’s why everything looks normal> tard ass moobieMore like tard ass you
>>221020698We wuz doe...
>>221020490>tsunami waves as tall as skyscrapersThat happens with the total waterline shift, yeah.>but they (the tidal waves?) also all freeze in placeThat doesn't happen. The city is flooded because of the new waterline, and some weeks later, the super cold storm passes and freezes the high water.>also a pack of wild wolves shows up in flooded frozen nyc for some reasonYou speedwatched, so I'll remind you there is multiple scenes of the local zoo - first with the wolves freaking out among the other animals with confused keepers noticing, then when the wolves escape their cages. The wolves that show up later on are those local zoo wolves that escaped the zoo.>also it all melts in a few days and goes back to normalThat doesn't happen at all.
>>221020889>some weeks laterdays*I forget how long the story goes. Perspective jumps around, but I think it was only a week or two. The father's ice drive/ice march was a few days on top of the initial calamity.
It already did
>>221020806Correct.
>>221020806>>221020984And the followup, when they see the wolves broke out of the shelter.
Emmy Rossum was very cute in this
>>221018396Wednesday could happen yes, in fact there's a very good chance of it
>>221018396planet of the apes has already happened
>>221018642>>221020689That's not how storms work.It's also not how space works.jfc.
bring back weather apocalypse blockbuster movies
>>221018396I remember at the time how much it was criticized for it's inaccuracy as far as weather patterns and behaviors go, but I don't know anyone personally who's never seen it or outright hated it. Movies like these are what blockbusters used to be about. Now everything revolves around political tripe
>>221021410That's exactly how the atmosphere works thoIf you make it hotter on this side, or make it cooler from the other side, it's overWe literally have an atmosphere because of a perfect balance of hot and cold air
>>221018396I remember seeing the trailer for this movie and was super-excited to see it, as I kinda like movies about natural catastrophes and the fight for survival. However, this movie was so disappointing. Maybe my expectations were too high and should give it another try, since it's been so long since I saw it.
>>221018642>>221018396No. The top layer of the atmosphere is heated by the sun, the same as the rest. Just because it's close to space doesn't make it super cold.
>>221021410>That's not how storms work.Who knows, maybe in specific circumstances they do. The fact that heat bursts appear to exist makes me wonder what other kinds of highly localized high energy phenomenon can occur.
>>221021863The move WAS political tripe, it just hid it a bit better than current year movies. As an action movie, it was meh, not terrible, not great, just meh. It had its moments but the pacing often was bad, because they were trying to push some ideological message wrapped up in clunky dialog. With a bit of rework, it could have been a fun summer blockbuster disaster movie.
>>221021367Sex
>Canada frozen over>Americans jumping the border to Mexico>VP is actually in chargeyes
>>221020863>I joined a climate change book club at my local library
>>221018396I remember the author of this movie fearmongering on Art Bell's show when I had the flu. Good old days
