If you really believe i give a rats ass about what you think, you are fckin crazy. What the hell is wrong with you anyway?? do you get off by acting like an asshole on the forums, especially to nice girls? What is it that you wanted to achieve by saying what you did in the first place? do you think i;m going to watch what you so nicely have suggested, or that i'm running off to have my head examined because you told me to?
Amen.
Me and my bro were considering to drive to France just to see that movie, as it gets released there in early December. But we decided not to, because the theatres there only show either a French version, or English with French subtitles, which will suck 
saw 2012 yesterday, easily the most spectacular movie i've ever seen!!
for me as a believer of the 2012 apocalypse, the thought of all these images happening for real in just three years was also pretty scary... :zombie:
. I believe that the world won't end. If you're talking about the Mayan stuff, well I actually read an article that said that there's no real place in the calendar which says that the world will end because of X catastrophe. The calendar just ends, period. ). Lots of people of "satanic" cults killed themselves, and there was mass consumerism of water and non-perishable foods, etc. Obviously it was just a scam to get people to buy more stuff. . 
(originally posted by Liam, completely agreed)I for one think that there is reason to believe that something will happen, but I don't think it's based on anything to do with a hazy unspecific prophecy. About 15 years ago I read something that mentioned that on 21 December 2012 all life on Earth would be snuffed out by a huge solar flare, and that very fact was mentioned somewhere in the Maya calendar or something closely related to it from that era.
There is some astronomical evidence to support this theory, that has to do with our solar system passing downward (a relative term, obviously
Whether this evidence has a scientific basis or is merely paranoid fabrication by people seeing patterns where none exist, I don't know. But it interests me that a number of world mythologies and theological expositions end with a fiery doom engulfing the planet. The book of Revelations in the Bible speaks of the world being engulfed in flame come Judgement Day, and the end of the battle of on the plain of Vígríðr in Ragnarøk comes when the fire giant Surtr sets the world ablaze with his flaming sword. Coincidence? Maybe.
The Chinese Book of Changes, the I Ching, has also been analysed to show that the cycle of time detailed therein comes to an end on December 21st 2012. How does one explain these overlaps in predictions from cultures scattered all across the globe? [...]
I myself find it somewhat motivating. I have no idea if it'll happen, and I don't know whether I believe all this stuff or not, but when I started thinking a while ago that maybe we only had three years left, I want to make the absolute most of that time.
Then I really got to thinking about the fact that ANY given day could be my last, so there's no excuse for wasting time and squandering the precious years I have on this planet. I think that is part of what Norse mythology represents [...] The Æsir knew that they were going to die in the final battle, without any doubt at all, but they didn't curl up in a corner and say, "Oh, what's the use? We won't win the battle, so why even bother?" They spent their time doing what they had to: looking death in the eye, they resolutely went about preparing to fight and refused to give into despair or worry. They didn't know when it would happen exactly, but they went about their work and marched head on to meet the inevitable when it loomed before them.
It's an amazing allegory for human life: we all know death awaits us at the end, but how will we choose to spend the intervening time? Do we give in to fear and let it rule us, wasting the short time we have here, or do we face our fears and take on life with courage and bravery, knowing at the end that we have lived life the way it was meant to be lived, dying with (metaphorical) sword in hand, never surrendering to our anxieties.
i'm not mad, not at you anyway
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Haha OK
But in the end (brilliant pun), is 2012 worth it? As a movie?
@ the pun if you are not bothered by the obviously pseudo-scientific scenario twists and random moron american jokes and can appreciate great special effects and camera work and can rather concentrate on that, you'll probably be thrilled. Though, it was a bit toooo slow in the beginning.
well it depends on the degree you can tolerate "hollywoodness" of a movie
Also, prepair for a cheezy end
And, i don't know if you liked The day after tomorrow, well 2012 is much and much better
. . With the former, I couldn't stand it, I almost left the movie theatre.uke: = Transformers 2 . .
). Such bad acting, dialogs, these aweful jokes! WUUUAAAHHH! uke:
Hahaha, you`re so right, brother! After that one, i had to watch the 80ies cartoon, the one and only good transformers movie! Imo, these Ridley Scott movies are just like a punch in the face for everybody, who loves the generation one and two series! Several times in this movie, i just wanted to hit Shia leBeouf (?)... and this other guy, too (and i confess, i wanted to slap on Megan Fox´s butt, hehe
Hahaha, you`re so right, brother! After that one, i had to watch the 80ies cartoon, the one and only good transformers movie! Imo, these Ridley Scott movies are just like a punch in the face for everybody, who loves the generation one and two series! Several times in this movie, i just wanted to hit Shia leBeouf (?)... and this other guy, too (and i confess, i wanted to slap on Megan Fox´s butt, hehe
What about the new Star Trek?! Any oppinion about that one?
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