
Reviews — 2012
Audience write-ups from TMDB
Andre Gonzales
This film will appeal to those who enjoy apocalyptic stories. It's my favorite among similar films due to the numerous catastrophes depicted within its narrative. The focus is on how ordinary people attempt to endure these events.
Andre Gonzales
This film will appeal to fans of apocalyptic stories. It’s my favorite among similar films due to its inclusion of several different catastrophic events. The narrative follows people attempting to live through each disaster.
John Chard
It seems like audiences are drawn to exactly what they’re given. With a $200 million budget, director Roland Emmerich delivered this film, which is simple to find fault with on an intellectual or artistic level. Those who specialize in science fiction likely had issues with the scientific accuracy, and it certainly feels stretched out, running about an hour too long—the latter half becomes noticeably slow. There’s…
angrek
In 2009, while visiting a colleague in India, geologist Adrian Helmsley learns that solar flares are now causing neutrinos to emit microwaves. This is rapidly heating Earth's core, leading to potentially disastrous consequences for the planet. He hurries back to the United States and alerts Anheuser, the White House chief of staff, who informs the president. Following this, Adrian becomes part of the president’s team…


