"The World As We Know it Will End" | Full Opening Scene HD | 2012
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A frustrated writer struggles to keep his family alive when a series of global catastrophes threatens to annihilate mankind.
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"The World As We Know it Will End" | Full Opening Scene HD | 2012
All Comments (21)
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As a Survivor of 12/21/12 I’m happy to say that 10 years later we’ve come a long way from the Apocalypse.
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Ah yes. I still remember the world ending in 2012. It was quite an experience.
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"I am afraid the amount is in Euros" This is quite a legendary line.
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"heating up the earth's core..." the earth's core is nearly as hot as the surface of the sun already. gold.
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Can I just note the incredible foreshadowing done in this scene at 0:33? For anyone who watched this movie. The guy in the cab Adrian, his father was on a cruise just like that toy boat and got overtaken by a giant tsunami wave.
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Honestly the opening scene of this movie gave me chills. This has to be one of the best disaster movies at least by screenplay. I guess it's more frightening than watching a horror movie
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What a surreal experience it was, I'm so glad that I survived this disaster along with my family.
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This one of those movies u can watch over and over again n never gets old
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I just realized this the toy ship that belong to the child kinda foreshadowed how Adrian's father would die
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This is one of my mom's all-time favorites. She will actually stop to watch it whenever it's on. I've lost track of how many times she's seen it - 2012, Dante's Peak, The Day After Tomorrow - she loves disaster movies.
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I still think this is underrated. It's very watchable, it's like the ultimate disaster movie
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7:02 This proves that the Camera man is not only un-killable, but also powerful af to stay in a room filled with just the world leaders! Respect!
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Those computers in that server room in the underground cave must have some really fast fans and large heat sinks to not shut down. LOL
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If they capped off a boiling tank that reached 6000 feet down, that bulkhead would either be blown off, or when they opened it they'd all be burned to death instantly by the steam explosion.
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Thanks to the Chinese Authority and Dr. Adrian helmsley, I have been able to manage to go on board the submarine. And survived the disaster... it's been a 10 years and still gives me a chill.
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This part of the movie was the most unbelievable part for me, that is to say the computers operating just fine in that kind of heat. I don't know why that has bothered me so much. I feel like the rest of the stuff that happens in the movie is possible.
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We are a great species. We have survived so many end of world deadlines the last 100 years. Way to go us!
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I never did understand how the survivors aren't largely the villains of the piece. I mean, they learn of the catastrophe and their response is to make sure they, and only they, survive. Spend all the money and treasure confiscated from the little guy over the decades through taxes and confiscation to ensure THEY survive, and screw everyone else. It's an elitist's wet dream---a grand reset of the world without all those annoying little people dragging them down. And the movie doesn't even touch on the total evil of that.
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Damn, can't believe it's been 11 years since the world ended. We have a come a long way in just a little over a decade.
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5:30 I love how the music gets obscure as the same of his face gets serious : He just has informed that the whole world will end soon
