Director Roland Emmerich, who is known for blockbusters like Independence Dayand Independence Day: Resurgence as well as 1998 ...

The 1983 ABC movie “The Day After” was a landmark moment that proved contentious even before it aired, as a new documentary shows. Listen to this article · 3:35 min Learn more.

The documentary “Television Event” says that President Ronald Reagan and First Lady Nancy Reagan used to watch movies, often at Camp David, with the idea that they were keeping in ...

Still, his passion for the project comes through, particularly when one watches the movie itself, as I did, and not just the scenes we see in the doc. For though it displays a typical TV-movie ...

On Nov. 20, 1983, almost 100 million terrified Americans watched the horror of a nuclear war in the historic TV movie "The Day After," shown right here on ABC.

Released over Memorial Day weekend in 2004, The Day After Tomorrow earned mix reviews but scored big at the box office, bringing in $552.6 million globally — or $934.5 million in today’s dollars.

It was a Sunday night in 1983, when a movie aired on TV called The Day After, which depicted a U.S. and Russian nuclear war and the immediate aftermath. Since it was a school night, ...

Let’s let proper disaster movies have their day (and the day after tomorrow, naturally). Read more: Why We All Have a Stake in Twisters' Success. 25. Airplane!