The Opening 10 Minutes | 2012 (2009) | Now Playing

[@truckercowboyed2638]

Im so glad we survived all of this .....RIP to the victims of 2012....

[@blehlee6745]

So glad i graduated HS in May 2012 😂 lived to tell the tale.

[@DriftBone-FG]

I lived in LA when this happened im so happy i survived the sinking of LA

[@CO84trucker]

yeah... also we survived the alien invasion of 1996, the 2004 freak ice age and the second alien invasion in 2016!!!

[@Boatlane22]

Ye I'm so glad the people with a billion euros had a chance

[@johnadams5105]

Cool foreshadowing… with the small cruise boat in the water for will happen towards the end of the movie

[@Countycine]

Here in india we use celsius to measure temperature not fahrenheit. 120⁰ c is above boiling point. Seems director was high.

[@nihar0701]

Scientists use Farenheit and Kelvin to measure temperatures more than Celsius. Although it would make sense for the guy to convert it into Farenheit for the American person as USA is more used to Farenheit scale

[@cachorrao0703]

​@@nihar0701 noup. Celcius is more world wide. The water freezing point is 0 and the boiling point is 100. It doesnt get easier than that

[@davidwilliams3659]

@@nihar0701quite literally the other way around

[@nihar0701]

@@cachorrao0703 Brother, no one uses Celsius in the Scientific field. All reaction temperatures are first written in Kelvin and then converted to Celsius for the common folk

[@nihar0701]

@@davidwilliams3659 which part are you talking about

[@BanaNutz_Gaming]

Crazy that we survived this fellas 💪

[@Washingtub-senpai]

Yeah, I'm so disappointed 😒😒😒

[@Silverblade416]

True. In another reality, it wasn't the Mayan calendar that was wrong. . . We were *THAT* close.

[@kerduslegend2644]

The mayans were off by 8 years btw

[@Silverblade416]

@@kerduslegend2644 Wait. Legit?

[@kerduslegend2644]

@@Silverblade416 nah.. Im talkn bout the covid

[@Extremefighters]

The neutrinos have mutated. Me: Turns off brain to try and enjoy the movie...

[@Griffen216]

😂😂

[@jaya1000]

In all honesty this movie wasnt even trying

[@kbanghart]

​@@jaya1000kinda did, tho. General audiences have no idea what neutrinos are or what they do.

[@radscorpion8]

This is such a tiresome attitude. Its like the scientists who thought that Newton's laws and classical mechanics were as complicated as the universe would ever get. They couldn't imagine anything further, so they just assumed there was nothing further. And then relativity happened, and then QM, along with similar revolutions in biology. For all we know the laws of physics are semistable and neutrinos can interact with matter under certain conditions that we have yet to understand. Are you really so arrogant to think it is impossible? Since when were you the designer of the universe to know this? Its just such an arrogant and unjustifiable position to take, and so tiresome to read

[@Extremefighters]

@@radscorpion8 damn bro, who hurt you so bad?

[@pandorakiin]

You gotta love how the movie's premise falls apart in the first 10 minutes.

[@rowdoradge]

It had a premise?

[@Lowkeyhi]

@@rowdoradge That neutrinos suddenly act like microwaves! I still like this movie though lol.

[@joshrockwell8913]

Have you watched the movie? Do you think they were trying to make an accurate representation of what could happen?

[@avatarmezzy2980]

Well It IS a comedy movie 😂

[@paddyjoe1884]

The light from the sun....it's gone off 😄

[@Leprechaunproduction]

Anheuser deserves credit here: He initially brushes Helmsley off, but the moment he realizes how serious Helmsley's information is, he immediately gets to work addressing the problem.

[@ylb1000]

Loved how the whole scene progressed. From having a good time to being hands on within minutes.

[@georgeofhamilton]

Anheuser did a lot of bad things throughout the movie, though.

[@parlyramyar]

​@@georgeofhamiltonlike what? He did the professional thing and tried to stick to the plan and protocols.

[@abhinashpattanaik5109]

I like to believe that he went on to become US president down the line after civilization gets a reboot and aiming for the rebuild.

[@TheLocalSetup]

Whatever they say about this movie doesnt make s3nse to me. The entertainment it gave me when i was in my teens is unparalleled. Can happily watch this movie again.

[@14rs2]

This documentary of what happened in 2012 is really good

[@Buzzlightyear-j1o]

0:44 They basically foreshadowed the way Adrian's dad is going to die in this movie

[@cmpramod8583]

7:44 you know nothing about the world you americans 😊

[@umeshpandit8305]

It actually shows that the giant ships will be the saviour of the world..... When its all water everywhere

[@T-swizzle08]

@@cmpramod8583no one asked Anti-west☠️☠️

[@Adam.Reader14]

not in the alternate ending

[@madmanjoe1002]

He survives doesnt he? Or is that an alternative ending...

[@Wildcat221]

This is one of my favorite movies of all time. Not exactly sure why. I love end of the world movies like this. Never want that reality but I enjoy the different spins on the end times. This one is always a solid watch.

[@RedStar441]

They simply don't make disaster movies like they used to anymore.

[@roku_nine]

Terminator 3

[@jayremiahYT]

2005 - 2015 a decade of golden movies

[@WatermelonCat-yc4bq]

I wonder what happened ever since and why they don’t make anything good.

[@AvsegnoGrisiewky]

Believe me this movie created a havoc in my hometown in India. People actually believed that some planet called Nibiru was gonna come back and the Earth was gonna experience a Noah like destruction. People even preached it in the church and my naive mother almost ended up believing it

[@blehlee6745]

😂😂😂

[@1marcelfilms]

Do not redeem sir

[@gamerdaddy2570]

Nibiru is a reality though and Mayans expected it

[@bigonicha3225]

The planet might be real.There is a documentary that states that it is possible the planet exist and the rotation around the sun is kind bonkers.It said that this planet might take 16.000years to make a full rotation of the sun.Nontheless it doesn’t affect earth even if it exists but mostly Saturn and Uranus

[@intello8953]

This is literally one of my favourite movies ever and even I know I have to somewhat switch my brain off to enjoy this film 😂

[@skillcosby3095]

danny glover as president is awesome.

[@sitisarah826]

9:23 $1b dollar is a lot of money, The answer = actually in euro 😂😂😂

[@mirceapuran6404]

keep in mind that, at the time of the film's release, 1 euro was 1.3$

[@417Owsy]

@@mirceapuran6404 so he would really be paying USD 1,300,000,000?

[@mirceapuran6404]

@@417Owsy Yep. Per family member.

[@WatermelonCat-yc4bq]

@@mirceapuran6404Well it’s not that big of a difference then. I think the funny here in that answer is that Isaacs ignores that Arab’s concern for the price. He just goes on to correct a minor technicality, such as the currency, for which the difference wasn’t that big. So he essentially brushes off the sheikh’s concern, and corrects him on a minor detail.

[@obenheimer78]

I find it amazing that the President's Chief of Staff understood enough, if any, of Dr. Helmsley's report, after skimming through it.

[@LeSillyGoose]

“Some how Papatine returned”

[@epicstyle1000]

how are those computers working in the heat?

[@Omega_X_Factor]

The plot needs them to.

[@abhirajbhokare1989]

Could be using some AC related cooling for the CPU instead of the regular fans.

[@dr.wolinsbelt]

@@Omega_X_Factor wow wow wow wow…..wow

[@Zachary66]

Most processors will function comfortably up to 200F. Having an ambient temp around 120 does make cooling harder but certainly not impossible.

[@Michael-dy2lb]

They installed a neutrino-based cooling system.

[@marktopshj4554]

120 degrees!!! That´s above boiling temperature as they use Celsius in India. pretty extreme I must say.

[@utkarshsingh8297]

120 F stupid..at 100 C water boils..the movie is for american audiences

[@utkarshsingh8297]

and now days 120 F is quite normail in north india during summer

[@nongothungtungoe9180]

120 F not 120 C

[@morrisz2]

Probably they mean Fahrenheit. Smart enough for thinking up a new measuring method but not smart enough to use a different word for a different measurement

[@OrdinaryDAD69]

I have such an obsession with "end of the world" movies. I dont care how ridiculous they are I always love them.

[@TheCOOLEYDOG]

"Thats impossible" movie ends.

[@avanishgvyas1992]

"Nutrinos are causing physical reaction" "That's impossible!!!" "Yeah lol I was playing an Indian prank on you" *rolls credits*

[@Supperdude9]

I thought Indian pranks were just the scam calls.

[@alexshank1414]

Isaacs: “I afraid the amount is in Euros.” “Oh, that’s no problem. I make that much in a few months. The world loves oil, and I’ve got lots of it.”

[@shadowsovereign4948]

I never realized just how silly the premise was for this movie. A quantum physicist claims that a particle, a fundamental aspect of our reality, has mutated so that when it passes through stuff, it starts heating them. First and foremost, as far as science is concerned, the only particles that change themselves are quantum in origin and that’s just not how it even works. Second of all, the neutrino is stated to be heating up the earths core, meaning that, the neutrinos are carrying that heat the moment they hit our planet. Our surface should’ve been fried before the core started overheating. In order for it to cook the planets core it would also need to be carrying a non-significant amount of energy, which allows it to pass through the earth without losing too much energy. That amount of energy for a particle is absurd. Again, it would just devastate the surface before we even noticed its effects underground. Just another instance of people throwing “quantum” at a problem in writing to get the plot rolling

[@Quak3cry]

True, but in this movie, it actually happens as implausible and impossible it should be. That's the premise of why it's so bad what's happening.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

They even say that change is impossible yet it is in fact happening based on the land coming apart starting in LA and the Ring of Fire destabilizing the Pacific plates....

[@shadowsovereign4948]

@@truckercowboyed2638 Yeah see that's just bad writing, it's like reversing cause and effect and it makes the audience feel disconnected from the story.

[@hectordiaz1575]

Yeah, this movie isn't exactly acurrate scientifically. Nor does it intend to. If some wants scientific acurracy, go read a science book

[@shadowsovereign4948]

@@hectordiaz1575 Well it does kind of intend to. Otherwise it wouldn't come up with a scientific explanation. Several stories about impossible things work perfectly fine without a scientific explanation and exist in the absence of one. The Age of Miracles has the earth's rotation slowing and it's never explained yet it's a great book. My point is that he didn't really need a scientific explanation.

[@kondawg8247]

Sick movie from the late oughts

[@avanishgvyas1992]

I love how the Indians there speak the Indian language, Hindi in an American accent lol

[@jebbroham1776]

Look at the Arab Sheik's headband at 9:24 and then at 9:30. Great movie editing there 😂

[@evanburrows1697]

haha

[@tomaszwitkowski9507]

His headband dropped when he heard that amount is in euros.

[@jebbroham1776]

@@tomaszwitkowski9507 That’s a good point, mine for sure would 😂

[@GEETKOSHTI]

Hollywood and their TYPICAL, STEREOTYPE thinking for india and indians .... An american guy in india , in taxi playing tylical song, the driver wearing turban and the wife Making Curry and being so damn proud , i never met anyone who actually speak in that tone or accent

[@avinashsharma1411]

He showed him the boiling water and told him that it’s the end of the world 😂

[@Swiggityswagger]

I like that they have a 6000 foot deep water tank full of boiling water that they have a pressurized seal on. That much boiling water would be like an a-bomb in a pressure vessel.

[@theshadedshadow5993]

Best part was when Anheuser wasn't laughing anymore after he read the data.

[@MegaTorgoman]

US President: "6 months ago I was made aware of a situation so devastating .." Perhaps its time the world takes matters into their own hands. It took the Americans 6 months to finally decide whether or not to share with us some info about a global disaster.

[@haseebejaz]

Hmm. But he also said, that it took them 6 months for 'validation' before declaring it to other nations.

[@kbanghart]

​@@haseebejazand government takes forever

[@CmdrKiillerjoy]

Nope it's 6 months to verify and come up with a plan to propose to the world America doesn't like coming to the table empty handed

[@chrisw443]

The beginning of all of his films are good, and rather believable. Some of them fall apart pretty quick but the openings are great.

[@billponderosa88]

They're building this exact setup in the first five minutes of the movie in japan, right now in a mountain

[@grandduchyoflovendara3516]

Is this the water storage neutrino monitoring facility in Japan?

[@stevesteve8098]

LOL... it's heating up the earths core.... the thing is ALREADY molten.......

[@truckercowboyed2638]

But if it heats too much it becomes unstable and all the layers above become unstable too....

[@文哲所圖書館]

Adrian looks like Chadwick Boseman of Black Panther

[@tonyparra8459]

Almost, but that's Chiwetel Ejiofor who played Karl Mordo in Doctor Strange.

[@CRISTIANLEONARDOPREITI-qe3kp]

YEAH...HE LLOKS A LOT LIKE CHADWICK.... TRUE...

[@ryanexplorer1687]

Adrian is the variant of Mordo

[@Edwxrd69]

He looks like that guy from ‘12 years a slave’

[@xstrawberrysarax3154]

@@Edwxrd69 that’s because he also starred in that film

[@ZAPHNATHVIPIN]

Don't worry. This time it will be by FIRE.. Not Water.....

[@AndthenthereisCencorship-xc6yi]

This is the idea behind the Pole Shift, the type that moves whole continents and oceans out of basins. At least, according to the hypothesis.

[@MegaAshfire]

Why will pole shift affect physical mass?

[@observantmagic4156]

@@MegaAshfiremagnetic field changes

[@kbanghart]

​@@MegaAshfireit doesn't

[@kbanghart]

​@@observantmagic4156no

[@rowdoradge]

My pole shifts every time I think about the world ending

[@Neckername1]

Now I can finally say: I watched the 2009 version of 2012 in 2024!

[@CoreyBell-ox9yb]

3:34 what’s the name of this system?

[@jeanculasec1466]

When I watched this as a kid I was like "oh its boiling water so what" Today its the same.

[@srinath-n2r]

i am from chennai and dr lokesh from university in chennai makes sense in a international movie

[@puppylord5459]

0:40 Forshadowing

[@Cobra13645]

The Saudis could build their own ship lol 🤣

[@ashwina.vardhan5831]

But not as cost-effectively as the Chinese. And that's the whole point. 1 billion pounds is a lot but still less than 100 billion. Edit: *pounds

[@spkanava]

2008

[@draganromcevic6337]

@@ashwina.vardhan5831 What is "punds"?

[@ashwina.vardhan5831]

@@draganromcevic6337 sorry I meant pounds

[@rolypoly4920]

The most unbelievable part of this movie isn't the fact that neutrinos are suddenly physically affecting stuff. Its that somehow the combined governments of the US, Europe, and China were working on this project for three years and they managed to keep it a secret from the public until just days before it hit the fan. That would leak within months. The sudden funneling of funds and personnel couldn't be hidden. Also sidenote, if they just told the public, they could have pooled the entire global economy into it and built thousands of ships instead of just a few. They could have saved millions.

[@georgeofhamilton]

8:19 Hey, that’s Lau from _The Dark Knight._

[@VuTubeShorts]

Those who survived 2012 to tell the story to the future generations 👍

[@furerorban1488]

Slava Orbánovi Slava Trumpovi

[@kasis69]

there is no way that elevator would survive an 11 000 feet travel.

[@haparcheledupwar]

Cant wait for this to happen

[@tucker579]

I loved this movie as kid, as an adult i started to realize how lazy they were with how things started, they did not even try, but i still think its a good movie, just turn off the brain and watch

[@maitreyachatterjee5471]

One of the best movies Ive watched

[@jintanmanis5000]

I you are rich enough, you buy a property around Himalayan, then when the time comes, you get into the ark😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@UnicornOfDepression]

120C is over 240F. Neutrinos don't have mass. He is STILL not wearing a Black tie!!!!

[@zerdancraft32150]

How those computers survived at 40-50°C (120°F) 😂 that's nonsense

[@LakshyaVatsa]

The average CPUs of home setup literally reach temperatures upto 75 degree celcius and they work just fine with a stock cooler

[@jimpikoulis6726]

Thanks for the upload. Rather than Now Playing it will be Later Playing

[@JK-cw1tp]

America always saves us.....in the movies.

[@jorgeldejesus8465]

thats why the world is a shit show right now , not in fiction, but in reality

[@abhishekaswar8507]

I did not understand , Our scientist did not send to Indian gov but kept secret and USA got the information 🤣🤣

[@BlackFlash7]

One of my favorite movies ever lol

[@iAmNemoYT]

After playing a part in bringing together The X-Men in "First Class" the Man in Black Suit lives until 2012

[@subhankardey3726]

The portrayed they did to India , seems like Westerns are still living in 1960s 😂

[@abdev3941]

I was thinking the same but in their defence it was a copper mine 😅

[@Fondrom]

This is what India is like. Its hot, humid, noisy, messy and unsanitary.

[@midingpertin4294]

Jimi Mistry's(the actor playing the indian scientist) accent is what comes off when a westerner tries to construct an indian accent. So repelling to hear. Couldnt they have used a proper Indian actor. Although Jimi did a fine job that I ll give credit to.

[@madhavannadata218]

He must have been colleagues with adrian in the US, thats how they know each other ig and hence the accent.

[@uap24]

@@madhavannadata218 His Hindi also had an American accent 💀

[@kbanghart]

​@@uap24Americans don't care

[@truckercowboyed2638]

It's a movie it's not that deep

[@uap24]

@@kbanghart As an Indian, I do.

[@reneskyggebjerg2092]

Me, having zero understanding of science: :D

[@DannyEastVillage]

well, at least the internet didn't go down.

[@anispidy]

I survived this disaster and didn't pay 1 Billion Euros for a ticket :P

[@lightingfisbang5948]

When baron mordo did not go to Kamar taj

[@themanipulativeperspective396]

Back days in 2012 people really believe the day will come to and ends , it was just part of the film marketing But look at the world now

[@Mineirovsky]

The best movie I've ever watched... in the theater (I won't lie, the experience watching it with people who understood the assingment was the best part of it all, bc at home it was kinda sh111111t!)

[@girishpagadpally1994]

When you have so much sophisticated information, and still you call an American to give this information to, instead of the government of India and other Indian scientists 😂😂😂

[@d1want34]

do they really need to setup the lab 11,000ft underground?

[@wnose]

All that rock is needed to shield the lab from cosmic rays, which results in lower background radiation ("noise"). The SNOLAB in Canada was built in a former mine 2 km (6,000ft) deep for this reason.

[@d1want34]

@@wnose thank you!!

[@grandduchyoflovendara3516]

​@wnose but the lab itself can be at the surface. The instruments are the only necessary things that need to be buried deep underground, then they could just wire it up to the monitoring station on the surface

[@alexcust3791]

Movies like 2012, Independence Day, and War of the Worlds start with a strong promise in their first ten minutes but end up feeling like cartoons

[@Diego-lt4wm]

That's Hollywood for you, the first minutes are a total scam, so you get impressed and go watch the movie which is utter garbage

[@TruthAplomado]

To be honest 2012 did great in CGI and storyline

[@mateoherrera2881]

That China dude the main character's friend is that data from The Goonies

[@edwardbughiuc100]

what they gonna do with the money anyway? Instead of picking people with brains, they go pick rich aholes

[@varickkorso4871]

1 Billion Dollars is alot of money... Federal Reserve "hold my beer"

[@PeteDavidson-yl3ps]

" THE WORLD AS WE KNOW IT WILL END " Man if I had a hotdog for every time I've heard that line I could hold a Hot Dog Eating Contest..... Writers need to stop utilizing the Hollywood One Liner Encyclopedia

[@avinashsharma1411]

Have you told your govt ….. No 😂

[@joeykonyha2414]

At least we aren’t starring in The Core- the cast of this film, probably.

[@SheetMusicPiano]

Why the hell they ask for money here? If the world is coming to an end and there're only few thousands of people surviving after that, money is just literally useless paper at that moment lmao

[@ankifreeze]

They still need money to build ship and other stocks

[@dannyzero692]

People would get suspicious when literally billions in tax and public money suddenly vanished from the economy, that’s why they needed private investors so not to arouse suspicions.

[@kbanghart]

The scene with the fundraiser is before that.

[@truckercowboyed2638]

It still costs money to build and the surviving humans would simply go to another form of payment and currency

[@flashon1927]

Simpson already knows everything

[@or10nsharkfin]

This is not a movie where the science is intended to make any sense. You're meant to shut your brain off for this and the director/producer knew it.

[@SolStryker]

"Neutrinos [...] have _mutated_ into a new kind of _nuclear_ particle" is a desecration of the source material.

[@arnabstrat92]

2009 shows vintage Taxi? wow

[@anilnair2911]

0:45 They showed a jaguar as a taxi in india. Interesting

[@travis396]

Start building arks, 1 billion per arks is a great business

[@Alphanumeric69]

Just like when the planes hit the towers, we all remember where we were and what we were doing when the neutrinos mutated.

[@TheLiamster]

I’m a multi billionaire so I can afford tickets for me and my family on the Ark

[@Geep1tZimble]

Isnt the tank room where Prof X spies on the whole world , they used the same set

[@stephenfarthing3819]

Ultimately - we might not have faced a lot of things that happened since 2012 and we might have a different set of priorities. Hmm! Although highly fictional, this film has the insight to speculation.

[@itsoktoberight4431]

If the neutrinos were boiling a tank of water underground then the oceans would already be boiling

[@slimj091]

What the hell good will all of the money raised for the arks do when the world is destroyed after?

[@gulayinanmisik3151]

2012 on 4k bluray 1.19.21

[@matthewb9824]

But that's only 9:48 not 10:00

[@shivamshrivastava7582]

What type of Hindi he speaks

[@johnylee9896]

That's not hindi my friend it's there old stereo types about india. Totally dis respect towards india and it's people. Sadnam acent was not like original and whole screen about india and that taxie driver are not matching plus that song in taxie are so bad . West and Hollywood just show india bad side it's poverty it's helplessness and dirty streets. Never except them show gloryus side of india like they did with china.

[@jessicaregina1956]

The korean kind!

[@RantMale]

​@@johnylee9896 tell two lines about your Glorious Side of India.. Idiot..😂 China is 30 years advanced but India..😂

[@silvergrill1800]

The world ended before GTA 6

[@Domnik1968]

There are many unbelievable things happening all along the movie, comprising universal laws being distorted. But when we see politicians react promptly to a scientific report and act in a logic and responsible manner, the movie loses all credibility.

[@katanodtvv.2vlogs676]

2012 + 12 years= 2024, this year. the heat index is more high,

[@Elthenar]

The one thing about this I like. What could be achieved if the US, China and Europe worked together as real allies. That is probably less believable than mutating neutrinos though.

[@cmpramod8583]

US President or govt, we made so much chaos for oil and arms dealing 😊

[@gamerdaddy2570]

fish curry did he go to bangladesh 😂

[@blampfno]

Oh no! That poor neutrino DNA!

[@DamirBabic-xc5po]

2012. Is independence Day 2