The Day After Tomorrow
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1:02:01
Try to ride it out.
1:02:04
Pray.
1:02:10
What do you think he'II do?
1:02:12
I don't know.
1:02:14
Jack. . .
1:02:16
. . .thanks. . .
1:02:17
. . .and good Iuck.
1:02:19
You too.
1:02:22
We're aII gonna need it.
1:02:27
We can't evacuate haIf the country. . .
1:02:29
. . .because one scientist thinks
the cIimate is shifting.

1:02:32
-Every minute we deIay costs Iives.
-And the other haIf of the country?

1:02:36
If Professor HaII is right
about this storm. . .

1:02:38
. . .sending troops north wiII
create more victims.

1:02:41
We need to save the peopIe
we can right now.

1:02:43
We take the same approach in triage
on the battIefieId.

1:02:46
Sometimes it's necessary
to make difficuIt choices--

1:02:49
I don't accept abandoning
haIf the country is necessary.

1:02:52
Maybe if you Iistened sooner,
it wouIdn't be.

1:02:55
BuIIshit. It's easy for him
to suggest this pIan.

1:02:57
-He's safeIy here in Washington.
-His son is in Manhattan.

1:03:04
I thought you shouId know before
you start questioning his motives.

1:03:09
We're going to foIIow HaII's pIan.
1:03:13
-GeneraI.
-Sir?

1:03:15
Give the order for the NationaI Guard
to evacuate Southern states.

1:03:18
Yes, sir.
1:03:34
Vivian. . .
1:03:35
. . .get me my wife.
1:03:55
Sorry, mates,
but we're just about out of petroI.


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