2012, Is It Really the End of the World?

Last night, after my Biology Laboratory class which normally cuts off at 12pm, I and my love decided to watch 2012. Yes, I know it's really late to watch this film because it has been shown in the movie theaters for weeks now but we just gave it a try.

In the movie, I adored the black guy, Chiwetel Ejiofor.

I was really struck by what he said when the officials don't want to let the people outside enter the ship because they really lack time. He said, "Humanity means to care for each other and Civilization means to work together. If that's the case, there's nothing human and civilized with what we're doing." Yes, I really memorized his line because it made an impact for me. I was deeply touched by that line.

All in all, I may say that the effects was great. It really made me feel that I'm in the movie. Only, there are some incongruities found. One was when the White House was about to fall. It was shown that it had lights inside when I think, if that's the current scenario, power supply will automatically be cut-off.

I love the movie. It makes us all think the "What if" question. What if 2012 will really be the end of the world? And I want to end my post by saying what the priest had told in his sermon last Sunday. "Please watch 2012, I greatly recommend it". It's something to think about. Why would a priest recommend 2012? Is it really in the Bible? It's for us to ponder on.