I didnt have much of any expectation from this Roland Emmerich Movie because I knew from the trailors it wouldnt be anything like "The Day after tomorrow" but yet wanted to watch it in large screen (I missed seeing The Day After Tomorrow in big screen) and God I wasnt disappointed. It was nothing like "The Day After Tomorrow" :)
It was a little cliche'd where we knew that these people would anyway survive and Joan Cusack will come out of that chamber anyways, but still it was worth a watch. Why ? These movies rekindle the hope in humanity. That when we are faced with a greater danger above our control, we do unite, atleast to have someone in the aftermath of the catastrophe :) along with us. Just kidding. But yes, it definitely makes us hope that such a disaster, if predictable, can be resolved much earlier and God forbid, if we are pushed to it by no other chance, atleast we are there for each other to hold hands and fight it, irrespective of the scale of destruction.
I was a little disappointed that even though the digital imagery was well seen, it wasnt too convincing in some places. The cinematography could have been little better. Human sentiments in a few places were touchy though.
It was a Friday morning show and guess what the movie hall was full :), so would I recommend you to watch it? Well why not. Why not see what we might have done to our dear Earth and what we might expect from it and if we get to see the same wreck as this, what we can expect out of it and what we might consider. (I know I am going over board...so will stop here). Well worth a watch though, if you have time for such movies or atleast for a little more hope in life.
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