Danger Will Robinson

I can't say I've much interest in spending time and money to see "The Day After Tomorrow", the latest in a series of loud (almost certainly), mindless (an assumption of mine, admittedly, but given what's gone before I think it's a relatively safe one) and occasionally entertaining (and by entertaining I'm thinking of Independence Day, which was rather fun, as opposed to Godzilla which was rather not) films from Messrs Emmerich and Devlin - either I've had my fill of mindless summer blockbusters already this year (from Van Helsing alone - never mind the rest of them), or else I'm saving myself for the arrival of Spiderman 2. Nevertheless, I was highly amused to note a small caption at the bottom of the tv trailer for the film: "Contains extended scenes of peril".

Almost enough to make me want to see it. But not quite.