Read 600 words the day after tomorrow.

After carefully tasting a work, I believe you will have a lot of feelings. You need to write a review and take notes. Want to know how to write feedback? The following is a 600-word collection of my experience in reading The Day After Tomorrow, for reference only. Welcome to reading.

After watching The Day After Tomorrow, 600 words 1 The movie The Day After Tomorrow tells the story that the global climate is about to fall into the second ice age due to the greenhouse effect. In the northern hemisphere, due to the greenhouse effect, icebergs melted and the earth entered the second ice age. Tornadoes, tsunamis and earthquakes have ravaged the world, and new york is surrounded by glaciers. The most striking thing in the film is the special effects, and those magnificent scenes are impressive.

In this film, meteorologist Jack predicts that there will be heavy rain in seven days, the temperature will drop, and the cold wave will just pass through new york. He explained to the vice president that the weather was abnormal, but the vice president didn't believe it at all, thinking that the weather was fine and there might be something abnormal. Jack's son Sam happened to go to new york to take part in a quiz, but on the way, a hurricane hit and it rained cats and dogs, so they were forced to flee to the National Library. Due to the excessive emission of carbon dioxide, the global temperature rises, a large number of glaciers melt, and seawater soars into cities. Soon, the sea was completely frozen. The police saw many people fleeing south outside, and the whole library followed the police out, leaving only a few people and a dog.

Because it was very cold, they found a room, tore up all the books in the library to keep warm, and took down all the curtains to cover them. When a girl's life was in danger, several men risked their lives to find food and medicine on the frozen boat in the glacier. I was chased by wolves on the way, but fortunately I was only slightly injured. Jack didn't trust his son, so he went back to look for him with some teammates. When I came over, I saw many people freezing to death on the road, and I met the eye of the wind. Finally, I saw a light in a room in the library. Pushing open the door, I saw my son and several partners sleeping by the fire. Soon, it cleared up and the city was calm. Although the speed of sea level rise is really slow now, there will be no disaster, but it may not be the case in the future. For example, someone asks, where will we be after the day after tomorrow? Yes, this is a problem. How do we face the day after tomorrow when we live in the present? If we had more respect and care for nature, would we still suffer such a disaster? Unfortunately, all this is if, and only imagination.

In the face of disasters, can we still maintain the correct judgment ability? In front of our closest relatives or friends, who will we leave the hope of life to? This choice is unknown, and it may be just a momentary judgment of nature, which means nothing.

The holiday is coming, and I've always liked watching disaster movies and science fiction movies. Of course, I will seize this opportunity to feast my eyes. After the exam, I have less homework these days, so I am still empty and have no other interest classes. So I turned on my computer at home, clicked on Baidu, and inquired about American classic disaster films and science fiction films. Soon, a large sci-fi film jumped out: 20 12, 10.5 earthquake, independence day, the day after tomorrow. ...

After a few days, I watched almost all the movies, but the day after tomorrow left me with a deep impression and deep thinking. Other disaster films are earthquakes, tsunamis, alien attacks and so on. These are all things that human beings can't change, but the day after tomorrow is different. It is about the popular "greenhouse effect", which has a lot to do with ourselves and is a disaster that we can change with actions.

The day after tomorrow tells the story of global climate variation caused by greenhouse effect, and the world is about to fall into the second ice age. The biggest attraction of The Day After Tomorrow is the' disaster picture' drunk by special effects. It tries to show and explain that if the greenhouse effect and global warming trend continue to develop, it will inevitably lead to a global catastrophe, which is undoubtedly a big background with a sense of real crisis. In this film, there are also many top special effects. Because the climate change in the film begins with the ice formed by the sharp drop of sea water temperature, some large buildings, including the Statue of Liberty, the Eiffel Tower and Big Ben, are frozen into icicles, and the scene is extremely spectacular. Of course, this film not only shows the overwhelming natural disasters, but also depicts people's affection and love in the face of disasters. I am also moved by this unforgettable portrayal of emotions between people.

After watching this movie, I have a deep understanding in my heart. I saw the power of nature, those instantly frozen worlds, terrible tornadoes and surging waves, which swallowed everything up. This makes me a little worried about our world.

But in this movie, I saw the mutual help and care between people. The hero's son was buried in the library by heavy snow in new york, and his father went to Wan Li to look for him. His car broke down and he walked instead. Some teammates dragged their team into trouble and voluntarily gave up their lives so that others could finish their tasks better. The protagonist's mother almost lost her life to protect a sick child.

From this movie, I deeply realized that people are so slim, so fragile in front of nature, but so tenacious. Let's take action, change the greenhouse effect now, and let the movie become a movie forever!

After reading The Day After Tomorrow, an ice crack appeared in the 600-word South Pole, which opened the thrilling prelude of The Day After Tomorrow. Unscrupulous tornadoes, hailstones as heavy as rainstorms, continuous rainstorms, appalling hurricanes, and a temperature drop of one second 10 degrees tempered the firmness of Professor Hall's speech to his son Mori Yoshiro, the firmness of love between Mori Yoshiro and Lola, and everyone's courage.

I admire Professor Hall's meticulous scientific research, his fearlessness to the Vice President, his love for his son, and his courage from Washington to Manhattan. He saved half of America, saved his son, and broke the prophecy of disaster. He is a successful man, a successful climatologist and a successful father.

The love, friendship and affection shown in the whole film are the best and the most beautiful. Of course, another focus of political thought is that the Mexican government accepted refugees from the United States. Looking back on the past, the United States prevented illegal immigrants from entering Mexico, but now the subject and predicate are reversed, forming an "inverted sentence." The President of the United States delivered a speech at the Embassy in Mexico, "Thank you to the Mexican people." I can't help asking those Iraqi refugees who are displaced and have no relatives. Who will accept them?

With global warming, the Arctic ice melts and flows into the Atlantic Ocean, which leads to the dilution of seawater, changes the Atlantic warm current and stops the flow of "salt temperature environment". You can imagine how terrible the consequences will be: the ocean temperature drops sharply, the formidable hurricane sends cold air from high latitudes to the south quickly, and the developed areas in the northern hemisphere suddenly become cold human purgatory.

If you are not a passionate person, you may be frozen by ruthless cold wind and cruel frost when you go out, and then your life will be bleak. But what caused the family to be displaced and the lovely home to disappear? Maybe everything points to global warming, but can people push it down? What will cause global warming? In the final analysis, the responsibility of mankind cannot be shirked. I don't think I need to express my feelings about environmental protection.

Although this is only a science fiction film, these wild imaginations may happen one day or now in the future. Some people may say,' this is just fiction', and such an absurd imagination is simply a fantasy, but can you say that in the distant years, people ever imagined that there would be computers and electric lights today? They certainly didn't expect it. The same, you know, are you sure? If we don't pay attention to the environment, we may be worse the day after tomorrow, or we may not have the "day after tomorrow".