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the genre is called "disaster movie(s)"
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What is rated on the movie the day after tomorrow?
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) is rated PG-13.
When was the movie the day after tomorrow made?
The Day After Tomorrow was released in May 2004. Filming for the film began in November 2002 and continued into 2003 for its initial May 2004 theatrical release.
What genre is the sub genre of zombie movies a part of?
The genre with the sub genre of zombie movies is part of the horror movie genre category, however there is a new movie called Warm Bodies which would be a cross between Romance and Horror.
What genre is the movie the Invincible?
action
What genre was the movie cyberbully?
Drama
What is rated on the movie the day after tomorrow?
The Day After Tomorrow (2004) is rated PG-13.
Is the day after tomorrow a good movie?
noooooooooooooooooooooooo
In the movie The Day After Tomorrow where does the story begin?
Atlanta
The movie the day after tomorrow starts out on which continent?
Antarctica
What is the genre of tomorrow when the war began?
the answer is action
What category is day after tomorrow movie?
the movie was categorized as forces of nature or called natural diasters
What is the movie were people get trapped in a library from A giant flood?
The Day after Tomorrow
Which eco-disaster movie did Jake Gyllenhaal star in?
The day after tomorrow.
What are scientific inaccuracies of the day after tomorrow?
Have you seen the movie? There ya go.
What is the storyline of the day after tomorrow the movie?
It's a kind of the action the world is ending movie genre (Poseidon) and basically what happens is there's young man (age like 26) in New York City, and there's this freeze thing. Just wikipedia it. I saw it a couple years ago.
Were there movies like 2012 before?
'The day after tomorrow' is a movie similar to 2012
Why is it entitled the day after tomorrow?
The title "The Day After Tomorrow" refers to the timeframe in which the film's events take place - a climate change disaster that unfolds rapidly, leading to extreme weather conditions. The phrase implies immediate consequences and urgency, highlighting the immediacy of the threat posed by global warming.
