This film is filled with scenarios decidedly written by some California natives, who have NO idea on how to deal with cold weather!
In one scene, the world's most important climatologist reuses a coat that was covering a dead woman. The coat was then ripped off of him so the coat could again cover the dead woman! The reality of cold has never sunk in to the script writers in this film. I live in Illinois, so I know a little about cold weather. Also, people are continually going out in below-zero (F) degree weather with little concern about wearing hats!
OK, there is a bit of a story here, about family and loved ones; but that's about all.
Spoiler alert: This is one of those films that keeps getting worse and never really gets better. At the end, they get a bord a submarine headed to Guam, where someone says: "It's nice there". No resolution to the coming ice age whatsoever. I'm generous be giving this film a "1". I was hoping that the sub could send atomic missiles to the sun to fix the problem -- but no, the film ends with our cast getting on the sub.
In one scene, the world's most important climatologist reuses a coat that was covering a dead woman. The coat was then ripped off of him so the coat could again cover the dead woman! The reality of cold has never sunk in to the script writers in this film. I live in Illinois, so I know a little about cold weather. Also, people are continually going out in below-zero (F) degree weather with little concern about wearing hats!
OK, there is a bit of a story here, about family and loved ones; but that's about all.
Spoiler alert: This is one of those films that keeps getting worse and never really gets better. At the end, they get a bord a submarine headed to Guam, where someone says: "It's nice there". No resolution to the coming ice age whatsoever. I'm generous be giving this film a "1". I was hoping that the sub could send atomic missiles to the sun to fix the problem -- but no, the film ends with our cast getting on the sub.