2012?

[jrparri]

I just watched the first ten minutes. They had me at "The planets are aligning with the black hole in the centre of the Galaxy, which is why earthquakes are rising exponentially and we're having such bad weather." :roll:

See -- why do they have to try to explain everything in movies? If I were making it, I'd be like:

Scienceguy: "OMG Earthquakes all around the world!"
Protagonist: "WHY??"
SG: "I don't know! It doesn't make any sense!"
P: "Could it have anything to do with the alignment of the planets??"
SG: "... "
*SMACK*

That and the crucifix in the ancient Mayan tomb - which the archeologist just plucks off the wall without a thought. And then the Mexican kid gets killed, but it's OK because all the white people get out fine.

*sigh* If they'd made the Temple of Doom, Shortround would've lasted about five minutes.

 

[australopithecus]

I was referring to this film: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1132130/

It's a Christian faith film. :lol:

My ex-girlfriends dad got a crappy pirate copy of this and put it on one boring sunday evening. It had no opening credits so I was fully unprepared for the fail that followed, I clearly remember a distinct growing sense of discomfort whilst watching it.

Then the rapture happened and everyone start talking about jesus.

I went to bed at that point.

 

[Wainscotting]

I think the film is one big Critical Research Failure.