The Day After Tomorrow Postcards

Set of 4 glossy postcards printed in the USA by TCF for promoting the 2004 movie The Day After Tomorrow. The postcards are nicely made to resemble screen captures of disaster news reports on television.

As described on the reverse of each card:

Top left: Los Angeles, California: Tornadoes reach 250MPH (400KPH). The City is dismantled.

Top right: New York Harbor, New York: Tide 290-350 Feet(85-110M) above norm.

Bottom left: Agra, India: Snowfall blankets the Taj Mahal for the first time in recorded history.

Bottom right: Tokyo, Japan: The City is ripped away by hail weighing 5LBs. (2.25KG) and measuring up to 10IN. (25CM)

Heat Sensitive Mug from Day After Tomorrow movie

Frankly speaking, when I first laid eyes on the box with the scenes from the movie, I really loved it. But when I opened the box and saw the mug felt so disappointed. The mug really looks very flimsy!!! I mean come on man, the packaging is fantastic and this is such a big budget movie! Why can't Twentieth Century Fox commission some nice promotional items? No budget???
Anyway when it is filled with hot water, the image on the mug is supposed to react to the heat and show some other image. What image? I didn't bother to find out.