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Day After Tomorrow - A Foul Wind Blows
When Dennis Quaid's character is dragging Jason through the snow after Frank has died, he stops just outside of a Wendy's. Looking around, he notices that the eye of the storm is approaching, and the camera zooms in on a nearby american flag. The flag suddenly stops blowing because inside the eye of the storm there is no wind. Dennis Quaid starts to run inside, but there's another shot of everything starting to freeze up and then you see the flag again, and as it's freezing up, it's blowing in the wind again. Where did this wind come from if there's no wind inside the eye of the gigantic storm?
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Contributed By: Anonymous on 06-21-2004 and Reviewed By: MrHappyHamster
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ScottyB writes:
Well, earlier, Jack explains that the "big freeze" is caused by superchilled air pulled down from the stratosphere so quickly that it cannot warm up. Of course, since it's a chaotic system, this chilled air would not move straight down, but in vortex (swirly) patters. That current would certainly move a flag.
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