The Day After Tomorrow Returns to Hulu

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Jake Gyllenhaal's sci-fi disaster movie The Day After Tomorrow, from 2004, is heading

to Hulu next year.

The streaming service confirmed it will be available starting April 1st, 2026.

Back in theaters, the film raked in over $552 million worldwide, with about $186 million

from the U.S. and The Rest Overseas.

Directed by Roland Emmerich, it draws from a 1999 book about global superstorms.

The story hits screens on May 28th, 2004, and quickly became a box office hit, despite not

wowing all critics.

Fans and viewers gave it a lukewarm reception, with a 45% score from critics and 50% from audiences

on Rotten Tomatoes.

Still, it's thrilling take on climate chaos drew huge crowds.

The plot centers on a paleoclimatologist played by Dennis Quaid, who spots signs of a massive

weather shift and treks from Washington to New York City.

To rescue his stranded son, played by Gyllenhaal.

Other stars include Cella Ward, Emmy Rossum, and Ian Home.

This return to streaming gives a fresh audience a chance to experience the high stakes adventure

all over again.