Movie | 2012 End Of The World

The stoic, noble leader who chooses to stay behind with the citizens of the United States.

The film is renowned for its massive scale, featuring over 1,300 visual effects shots. 2012 (2009) 2012 end of the world movie

The film was released in 2009, at the height of this cultural obsession, and many people embraced the idea of a 2012 doomsday. This was not a new concept, as previous pop culture had hinted at the date, including in "The X-Files," but "2012" the movie brought the idea to a truly global audience. The film became the peak of popular culture’s obsession with the scenario. By the time December 21, 2012, passed without incident, the phenomenon faded, but the movie remains a key artifact of that unique moment in time. The stoic, noble leader who chooses to stay

December 21, 2012 – Earthquakes, supervolcanoes, and mile-high tsunamis ravage the planet. We see Dr. Elena Vance (climatologist) barely escaping a collapsing observatory in Chile. As she reaches a bunker, the world dissolves into white light — then cuts to black. Wake-up alarm. December 21, 2012, 6:00 AM. Same coffee cup. Same news ticker: “Mayan Prophecy: Fact or Fiction?” She’s lived this day 12 times before. She’s the only one who remembers. This was not a new concept, as previous