El día de mañana
Directed by Roland Emmerich
Las investigaciones del climatólogo Jack Hall indican que el calentamiento global podría desencadenar un repentino y catastrófico cambio climático de la Tierra. Hall advierte a los dirigentes políticos de la necesidad de adoptar inmediatamente medidas para evitarlo, pero sus advertencias llegan demasiado tarde: una serie de anómalos fenómenos climáticos empiezan a producirse en distintas partes del globo. El calentamiento global ha puesto el planeta al borde de una nueva era glacial. Mientras Jack advierte a la Casa Blanca del inminente cambio climático, su hijo Sam y sus amigos se encuentran atrapados en Nueva York, a donde han ido para participar en un concurso académico entre institutos.
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El día de mañana Ratings & Reviews
- Qoaly1 de abril de 2026Best movie ever
- runinhot21 de marzo de 2026This movie depicts Al Gore's wet dream. Luckily we have the great Dennis Quaid to rescue us from this absurd reality. Hats off to an American hero.
- ርልዪረ8 de febrero de 2025From the beginning of the movie, it’s evident that the intention of the movie is purely entertainment rather than realism (Dennis Quaid could never make that jump). However, there is a strong focus on global warming and the causes of change, which weren’t exactly in the spotlight when the film released. It displayed well the ignorance that some people show when the topic is brought up. For a blockbuster disaster film, the first half wasn’t too egregiously unscientific, but that changed as the film carried on. The typical survivor story, where the characters are put into any possible dangerous situation, was integrated to ensure that people would actually watch. The Earth fell into an ice age due to “the burning of fossil fuels” and other contributors to global warming within a very short matter of time. Obviously, drastic changes aren’t going to occur within a couple of days as they did in the movie, but the film did a good job in bringing attention to the issue of climate change and the fact that we need to make changes now before future generations pay the price. The explanation that Quaid offered the gathering at the beginning of the movie placed the blame on a concentration of greenhouse gases that pushed the climate into an Ice Age state. He also claimed that the North Atlantic current would shut down, effectively cooling most of the Northern Hemisphere. This film is correct in that the North Atlantic current is responsible for the climate of Western Europe. However, the current would not just “shut down” due to an increased concentration of greenhouse gases and a coinciding desalinization. There were also a few nods to ice coring and climate data, which put a nice scientific spin on the film. However, past that point, the remainder of the movie was mostly drama. If the world were to fall into another ice age, there would at least be a time to prepare, unlike in the film. With even just a few weeks or months, the event would not be as devastating as it was in the movie. The population would not have to face the extreme natural hazards, such as the massive tornados and typhoons, if the temperature is rapidly decreasing. However, proper mitigation and avoidance of risk would decrease devastation. There are many ways to avoid the Earth’s population being wiped out from an ice age, but a few of them would include warning communities of the upcoming events, giving them proper safety and sustainability training, and adapting areas to the inevitable freezing conditions. Since everyone panicked in response to the extreme weather events, the fatalities were compounded, and loss was maximized. The film helped to display the importance of being prepared and trying to stay ahead of climate trends.
- ibm6507 de marzo de 2026Great disaster movie
- James Aversa6 de marzo de 2026Classic
- davidbrit24 de junio de 2025One of my top five disaster movies.
- plexidean1 de noviembre de 2025rewatchable. 4 stars
- Vandyt24 de octubre de 2025One of the top natural-disaster flicks, with nail-biting tension and zero downtime
- SALVO GERMANY1 de marzo de 2026The Day After Tomorrow is peak disaster cinema with ice in its veins. Directed by Roland Emmerich, this one trades explosions for freezing chaos — but the intensity is still fully locked in. Massive storms, cities buried in snow, the world flipping overnight. The scale is global, but the tension stays personal. What hits me every time is the pacing. It builds pressure like a perfect warm-up set, then drops into full survival mode. No fluff, no wasted scenes — just constant forward momentum. As someone who respects discipline and structure, I appreciate how cleanly this film moves. Visually, it still holds up. The frozen New York sequences are iconic, and the atmosphere stays heavy from start to finish. It’s dramatic, yes — but it earns its moments. Is it scientifically perfect? Of course not. Does it deliver pure disaster energy? 100%. When I want a catastrophe movie that feels cold, urgent, and relentless, this is always in rotation. The Disciplined Raver 🎧💪
- bry84824 de enero de 2026Name a better apocalyptic movie, you can't. Art Bell and Whitley Strieber wrote the screenplay. Legendary lore.
- Julie Jones12 de enero de 2026This film was very surprising, I was very impressed! The story line was great, very believable! This is a exciting, nurvracking, suspenseful, and funny Movie! Just goes to show you what would happen if humans keep polluting the air and use up valuable natural resources.
- Zokkiie17 de febrero de 2026Al Gore’s favorite movie is The Day After Tomorrow — nothing says “I told you so” like Manhattan turning into an ice cube overnight. The science is wildly sketchy, the weather acts like a supervillain, and everyone keeps making impressively bad choices. Still, it’s a blast: huge dumb disasters, lots of drama, and just enough climate panic to feel kinda real. Totally chaotic, totally ridiculous, totally watchable.
- sixx8431 de octubre de 2025I liked it. Watched it years ago and it’s dated quite a bit. Special effects are showing their age, but in general worth a look.
- Ajay15 de febrero de 2026Everyone loves a good disaster movie, and The Day After Tomorrow is a pretty decent one. It's got a bit of science behind the catastrophe, and barring some plot holes, it does manage to be an enjoyable watch. Gyllenhall and Quaid give solid performances, but otherwise, it's an Emmerich film - standard fare.
- Terry Phan26 de septiembre de 2025A very good disaster movie and I guess it’s one of the best for beginners. Very cheap and available on Blu-ray and DVD so you’ll easily be able to watch it.
El día de mañana Trivia
El día de mañana was released on 27 de mayo de 2004.
El día de mañana was directed by Roland Emmerich.
El día de mañana has a runtime of 2h 3min.
El día de mañana was produced by Mark Gordon, Roland Emmerich.
Las investigaciones del climatólogo Jack Hall indican que el calentamiento global podría desencadenar un repentino y catastrófico cambio climático de la Tierra. Hall advierte a los dirigentes políticos de la necesidad de adoptar inmediatamente medidas para evitarlo, pero sus advertencias llegan demasiado tarde: una serie de anómalos fenómenos climáticos empiezan a producirse en distintas partes del globo. El calentamiento global ha puesto el planeta al borde de una nueva era glacial. Mientras Jack advierte a la Casa Blanca del inminente cambio climático, su hijo Sam y sus amigos se encuentran atrapados en Nueva York, a donde han ido para participar en un concurso académico entre institutos.
The key characters in El día de mañana are Jack Hall (Dennis Quaid), Sam Hall (Jake Gyllenhaal), Laura Chapman (Emmy Rossum).
El día de mañana is rated 7.
El día de mañana is an Action, Adventure, Ciencia ficción film.
El día de mañana has an audience rating of 5 out of 10.
El día de mañana had a budget of 125 MUS$.
El día de mañana has made 552,6 MUS$ at the box office.