2012 The Most Disaster-est Disaster Movie Ever | The Chill Zone Reacts

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@@Fordo007 i was the guy who recommend the crossover with Extra-Credits back when he just reach 500k subs :D

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His vids are great, his transformers retrospectives are probably my favorite.

[@iakkire9854]

6:55 When Graham Hancock was mentioned, I immediately went "Oh No!" as well. Hearing two "Oh No!'s" as the same time was quite funny, but that says a lot about Hancock.

[@Cake_soup]

I just watched one of his videos and then you react to him, what an amazing timing.

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Same I just watched his newest video on Cloverfield yesterday

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[@ThePandoraGuy]

Aliens never come to Africa. The Covenant: "Wort, Wort, Wort" (Translation: Are we a joke to you?)

[@Mozzarella_Sam]

I'm convinced Graham Hancock grew up with Conan the Barbarian and the stories of the Hyborian Age by Robert E Howard. And he loved it so much he actually convinced himself that all of it was real History.

[@aoihitori]

The sad part was after this movie there was people who really believed that this could happened and there was legit science behind of it. They believed that this movie was inspired from "legit" Science studies just because there was a book of it. They didn't even look up back then the background of the author of it. One of my College friends was one of those guys. It's been years since the last time I heard news about him.

[@vhalrougelarfouxe]

2012 is one movie that I really loved, even now. It's a good mix of facts and fiction. Where in the hell would you see a giant ark ship jutting out of a mountain? Thats cool as heck.

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[@svon1]

on Cody's main channel Alternate History Hub he made a video about how tectonic plate movement wasn't really confirmed until the 50s :D explaining Einstein a bit

[@adrianvulpes9509]

Documentaries generally have better written plots because the creators are able to fact-check instead of making things up as they go along.

[@jalejablonsky2396]

Fun fact for you all: Gears of War 3 was going to originally end with the planet blowing up due to Imulson. The creators of Gears of War saw this movie and just changed the ending because they thought it was dumb.

[@Gasten950]

Wow, didn't even know who Graham Hancock was back when I originally watched Pointless Hub's video but since then I've watched Miniminuteman's video on ancient apocalypse. So now I can fully dread the insanity that is Hancock.

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Trust me, as someone who was just recently under the eye of Milton, you’re all good. I’m just happy to see Cody and Pointless Hub getting some recognition!

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Just watched his Cloverfield vid yesterday, was not expecting this post 😅😅😅

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Just 3? You don't really love him

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21:05 Well, New Mombasa in Halo was pretty much the only place rushed by the covenant.

[@TexasTaterSalad]

Pointless Hub is great! Every video is great

[@Gua10234]

Funny things about that day in 2012, when we expecting the end of the world, is that day was my birthday. My friends were so thankful that my birthday prevented the end to happen lol

[@friend05H]

I still didn't watch the video but man, if you go watch more Pointless Hub, you should watch him reviewing all of Michael Bay's Transformers movies, the more he goes after each sequel, the more insane he becomes. Last month after watching some pointless hub's videos and yesterday his cloverfield review I really wanted to see you reacting to him, and now I got blessed.

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Man if you do more Pointlesshub videos, I would recommend his recent Cloverfield video.

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Why is there a wikipedia blurb about 2012? Even going by KZbin's stated reasons for having these, what kind of misinformation can be had about this subject?

[@x-xPhobia]

You should watch some Miniminuteman about the Graham Hancock bs! he does an incredible job debunking the whole series.

[@BigSkyDaddy]

So true

[@vianneyb.8776]

PointlessHub's video about Moonfall is pretty good yeah. Can't wait for you to watch it! I only know about Graham Hancock through Milo Rossi's debunking of his series. It's really cool to watch a passionate archaeologist go in depth about why Hancock's claims don't make sense while explaining the process of being an archaeologist. Milo even interviewed one of the legit archaeologists who appeared in Hancock's series and whose words were taken out of context. I've always said that the US is the lightning rod of the world when it comes to alien invasions. Every freaking time there is one, the US take most of it. The funniest movie moment about it for me was in Independence Day, when the US got a plan and you can see all the other countries on the radio be like "Finally, they can tell us poor helpless fools what to do!"

[@sigpotato]

A bit of an odd request, but do you plan to do a reaction vid to any of Miniminuteman's videos? He also has a series where he quite throughly took Ancient Apolcalypse apart (if that tickles your fancy)

[@engineer-of-souls]

For the "fans" of 2012 I'd recommend Dara Ó Briain's great standup bit about the movie. Easily findable on youtube.

[@blueveil3277]

4:42 Not a movie, a game, but that's pretty much on what Warframe: 1999 takes its inspiration for their Crazy Computer "Virus" granting machines life and creating biomass. Should mention that the virus also uses a Boyband as a way to spread.

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[@sainttan]

They had me at the first part, but lost by the latter half, like Gordon die and his wife basically didn't even give her an emotional scene. Did they axed it, because they can't fit it in? At least the two shouldn't reconcile so quick, like they are a family, but not in a relationship ending.

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21:30 two words: Fried Barry. You won't regret it

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Can't wait for the WH40k reaction video The Tithes

[@Alte.Kameraden]

opening is honestly why I prefer watching people like Metatron or TIKhistory over TV or films. I coined a quote when I was a teenager "History is the greatest Drama."

[@Psycorde]

The fact the Graham Hancock is tangentially responsible for this movie was certainly a revelation to me And I LOL'd

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I was always more of a fan of The Day After Tomorrow.

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I think that scientist is mordo. In this universe there is no Strange.

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Here hoping for the full PointlessHub Roland Emmerich series

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In halo 2 & 3 there's also a big alien invasion of Africa

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[@grimfoxshadowfang7527]

im not going to lie, i thought you got excited about watching The disaster movie..and i was here in shock

[@littlemicchelle3434]

I loved Independence Day with my mom😮

[@theminerwithin9316]

You should watch Milo Rossi, aka miniminuteman, completely rip apart Graham Hancock's show, Ancient Apocalypse. The guy is an archeologist, and he is funny and interesting to listen to.

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[@prime12602]

2012: how to end poverty! 😂

[@NolDragon]

As a fresh 18 years old at the time, I was pretty glad that the 2012 end of the world theories were obviously wrong :p Imagine the bummer of finally reaching adulthood only for the world to end xD

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He has a video on Godzilla(Zilla) from 1998 if you want to wacht it

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Y2K ends the world is just Guilty Gear lmao

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THE POINTLESS HUB?? ON THE CHILL ZONE????

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As far as the whole “controlling the weather” argument, there is *some* credence to it, but definitely not in the way a lot of the right wing politicians like MTG are so confidently and stupidly pushing it. Cloud seeding is definitely a thing and we have the technology for it, but it’s mainly used in more arid environments that are less prone to rain. Even then, it’s not an ideal thing to use because it can easily cause flooding if done incorrectly (example: Dubai recently when they tried doing it and nearly destroyed their city…). The US only has those kinds of cloud seeding areas in the West since the East already has rain and there’s absolutely no reason to try it here. And if we want to go with the argument of it being weaponized, newsflash: using it as an environmental weapon is internationally banned since it was documented to have been used in Vietnam to prolong and even strengthen a monsoon that came around. Even if the US wanted to use it against their own citizens (and if we did, I’d much prefer it to be over MTG’s residence…), good luck having any good standing with NATO if they caught wind of it.

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ALL MY HOMIES HATE GRAM HANCOCK

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BTW - I assume/hope there will be SAO Abridged reaction for episode 10 soon. Does someone know the schedule?

[@logangrimnar3800]

07:29 I've got to say, Gram Hancock may be controversial, and have some crazy ideas, but he absolutely believes in what he's saying. He unironically does a great job pointing out major holes in archeological history that are largely ignored by academia. My one gripe is that he tries to answer those questions with a mix of mythology and conjecture.

[@logangrimnar3800]

Specifically, he points out two major things that don't fit well with the standard understanding of civilization. First, the discovery of temples and sites like Gobekli Tepe and Amazonian structures that pre-date the supposed start of civilization. And he points out that anatomically modern humans existed for 200k years and yet we only started building civilization a few thousand years ago, across multiple continents at the same time and supposedly never interacted with eachother. Funny enough, most of this coincided with the raising of sea levels and the swallowing of hundreds of miles of coastline (where civilizations tend to form). But then he goes on about how there was a single, advanced precursor civilization that was more advanced than is that traveled the globe after a catastrophe and founded all the other civilizations. That's a little bit of a stretch. Honestly, it sounds more likely that there were older civilizations that got wiped out as they were displaced by rising sea levels.

[@mxnokuma4335]

"Largely ignored by academia" NO. NO. NO.

[@mxnokuma4335]

Those aren't holes in archeology!

[@rigel9228]

​@@logangrimnar3800These points aren't "largely ignored by academia" tho, that's just Graham playing the victim to make himself seem like the underdog good guy and make his more insane ideas sound more appealing.

[@spacecowboy1929]

Watch “Kursk”, not a disaster movie but still a disaster

[@Diceboxx]

Imagine you give Roland Emmerich the idea similar to the "Old Night" of 40k since that event is just one big millennia spanning disaster