This is far from Reality about Indian-Indians (not American- Indians) bro. You don't know us Indians. We Complain a lot...😂😂😂 We still hold Grudges against WHITE MEN. and we are secretly Huge @$$ Rasists.😂 And yes Indians Hate MUSLIMS Christians and Tribal Minorities...😂😂😂 Man we are hard to understand.....

mobile networks are pretty robust

Yet I still wonder why didn’t he call him sooner to ask why the airlift hasn’t come

He called to say how he misses dirty streets of Delhi and curry.. Oh, blame me😂😂😂

@@josephmeza8835pretty sure he tried to call there’s one scene but he ignores the call

What IS a full life?

Shows how much man hates each other cruel humanity

If it wasn't for Satnam everyone would be dead

I agree, finally seeing a comment talking the reality of an event like this, it's sad as shit but NO DOUBT that the people picked up would just be the rich

Correct but what’s crazy in real situation some of them would fall too

You'd think the dude who discovered what was coming would have been given VIP treatment

and when it's all over, they will argue who should now take the role of the workers.

Yes! Good thematic filmmaking is getting rarer nowadays.

Always decent people who get screwed. The one's who do their best and have humility get glossed over. When Adrian talks about getting 10 people in his cabin, it sorta reminds me of the scene when Schindler takes off his party badge and says that could have equalled more lives. Sometimes less really is more

@@nopublicbathroom no it isnt. youre just not looking for it.

Same here 💔

I’m crying hard😢😢😢😭😭😭😭💔

sry m80, "luck" is a skill too.

Sadly, that’s life. If the world was ending and you could only save 10%, how would you choose?

@@qdllc I wouldn't choose the wealthiest. They have little value, ironically. I would choose a cross section of scientists, engineers, artists, farmers, doctors and so forth. After the essence of human knowledge has been secured, I would save random people from everyday life. Those that are merely "rich" can try and pay off the elements for mercy.

@@wanderer3004 - True, but as they said, they needed the billions from the wealthy to pull it off. In reality, the odds of you, me or 99% of the human race being chosen for some “preserve humanity” plan is pretty much zero.

@@wanderer3004 One problem tho: How would you fund it then? They mentioned it here, the arks wouldn´t have been possible without massive funds from the private sector. And those people wouldn´t have payed, if they wouldn´t even get a place on the ships. While it´s cruel, it´s also pragmatic.

Saved them twice.

😂😂same🤦‍♂️😂😂

All you really need is a plank of wood and you could surf that thing

You fool

I got floaties so I can make it

Nah, I'd swim

the workers got in when all the people tried to get on the arks, you could see workers in the crowd

Everyone wants to be a captain of industry, but forgets that someone needs to scrub the toilets - Bioshock

That’s not any mountain it’s mount everest

@@TIMMEH41969 I'm not talking about mountains. I'm talking about the tsunami the size of a mountain.

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@@user-eu5eu7sc8bThey were saying that is Mount Everest (The highest mountain on Planet Earth) meaning that the wave is higher then all of mountains on the planet. They were agreeing with you that it is ominous it is so large.

@@theorangeturtle3683 I'm just saying that end-of-the-world-looking tsunami looks mountain-sized.

Brave of you to assume that the leaders of the world and the rich fucks give a rats ass about our species. They just want to save their asses. The smart people they take are simply there to keep tech and science going for their benefit.

Why not the engineers and workers who built the ark?

@@Thethirdshingoji that’s what I said. I said “invite the workers and…”

@@kaitlyns9756 ok

I mean the physical space isn't the bottle neck. The real bottle neck is the capacity for long term food requirements. It's both unnecessarily cruel and outright dangerous to the success of the mission to save more people than you can feed from the initial destruction. If you can house and feed X number of people but you save 2X people then you end up with a struggle for resources that leaves a lot less than just 1 X alive.

One of my favorites

Pretty much yeah, the whole continental plates were collapsing

With everything happening so fast, there wasn't a whole lot of time to get all of the ticket holders for the arks. Especially with the Earth Crust Displacement happening.

*a guy who actually coordinated the project to get it done.

He was the most rational person in this situation. Of course it would be nice to save every last person but it just wouldn't have worked. He was the ideal person to coordinate this project, since he would not let his emotions get all tangled up in every decision like Dr. Helmsley.

@@lukask.3686most rational isn’t the most effective person/leader either. It’s amazing how far an “I’m sorry, I understand, but XYZ” will take you over what this guy says and does.

Actually it is Helmsley that complained all movie. His compassion makes him seem nice, but in a situation like this, he would've lost a whole lot more lives due to his good yet impractical intentions. Anheuser is operating with a rational mind, which is what you'd need here. Nobody was being evil in this movie. It was all too chaotic to rescue everyone. Anheuser is the right guy to have for this

I’m assuming William and Harry were there too, just not shown. Also irl if this happened I think you’d be right that Elizabeth would stay behind and send William and his children instead.

The corgis and her are more impt than her children it seems

For some reason, I found this movie to be a comedy as well.

I think what you meant to say is corny and goofy. Nothing about this film is scary or sad.

@@hunterspride18 When you see how people all over the world are trying to survive this extinction event and how everything you have ever cared about means nothing anymore that is very sad and horrific. And yeah ofc it has some comedy moments but the movie takes itself serious.

It’s fake, a flood of this magnitude isn’t possible

@@hunterspride18it was corny but not goofy

I think it was more of a goodbye but that's what i always assumed

I think he used it as a way to alert the other monks of imminent danger, a futile, but honourable final act.

I know you're trying to be funny but in case you weren't: the job is to "raise the alarm" whenever anything warrants it, which a tsunami would of course fall into that category.

@@ALBINO1D well he warned them. Of course I'm being funny. It's a cool scene but what does he think people are going to do? This movie was garbage but I thought this was the only scene in the movie that was salvageable.

It was a death bell for humanity.

They literally funded the arks creation 😂 without them there wouldn’t even be an ark

​@@MrJakmattAnd it turns out the Arks were unecessary - cruise ships and the entirety of the cape of Africa (ans large portions of the African continent as a whole) managed to survive the apocalypse.

@@pokemonfanmario7694 Was it canon? or alternate scene? i though that scene was a deleted scene

@@jeze2432 It was, I believe, an extended scene. I remember seeing it on the DVD, I don't think it breaks canon (it technically would've happened after the very last scene.)

​@MrJakmatt Yeah and what useful skills do those rich people have besides sitting on their asses all day? The chaos stops and now what? You really think a Saudi prince or a tech billionaire is going to know the first thing about farming, medical care, construction? And forget doing all of that with modern technology, they'll have to improvise using anything in their surroundings. They won't last a month.

the wave is being pushed inland. if the elevation goes up the water goes up, as long as it has enough energy to get there. think of it like rolling a ball up a hill. the hill is taller than the ball, but the ball goes up for a bit (water comes in) until it runs out of energy and then rolls back down (water recedes).

@@kevinfan8477 Nicely explained👍

And the idea that as the water is being pushed upbthe co tonent is shifting beneath it and sinking down. The whole reason the wave came in at all is the land was collapsing. Much like the California coast sank and then literally flipped over as the mantle beneath it collapsed. In the end of the movie the o ly land remaining above the waterline was the horn of Africa, as it had been shoved up in displacement by the sinking of the surrounding continental shelf.

​@@kevinfan8477 I don't think that 1500 m. wave could overlap Mt. Everest with 8848 m. high, even with her abnormal energy.

​@@lukeallan6527 Then shouldn't Australia have been pushed up as well since Africa and Australia are in the middle of their respective plates

Fuck nato

Afghanistan is not an allied nation

@@sarmaxsamit’s people are innocent

Oh sweetie… no she wouldn’t 😂

@@jaasonmilleroh sweetie the princes served in the war for your country. Which I doubt you did

@jaasonmiller She absolutely would have and Philip too. She would have made sure her grandchildren were saved, but just based on her age she wouldn't have opted for survival when basically the entire population of her country was going to die. She took her role very seriously and she would have gone down with the ship. Having said that, most people over a certain age would do the same.

Totally! She told me the same thing.

That thief lady would have left you guys 😂😂😂

Strange how money mattered in the end anyway

Amen

In reality one yearly us defense budget wouldve covered the cost of all these arks and then some.

Who do you think funded the building of the arks in the first place???

@@truckercowboyed2638AMEN TO THAT Bro

@@truckercowboyed2638 I was talking about the after though, sure they paid, but now what do they expect? Most of them probably don't have any skills that would be useful in rebuilding society.

India shit

Then it wouldn't be a work of fiction

Lol nothing a tsunami of that size is pretty impossible it's just a movie India is a big nation

@@ashajacob8362 You fail to understand. No matter how big any nation is (in GDP, population, land area, technology) its ability to absorb the catastrophic events of that scale are close to nil. If the catastrophe of a scale of this movie (2012) happened you would have another extinction event and if any life would survive that there would be no trace of human civilisation not to mention a specific country. But we do not need an extinction event - India is already experiencing record temperatures and due to the fact that this and coming generation will not do anything serious about climate change at the break of this century life on the subcontinent will be much more difficult and conditions harsher. Will there be an Indian nation when people start migrating en masse - or will some of the less affected (northern provincies) decide against letting them in (I can easily see people decrying 'Muslim invasion' or 'Hindu invasion') ? I will not see it - I am too old. It is not only about India - but just as an example.

Ummm there was a scene where a volcano devoured a whole ass city and tornado that swept half of LA so none of the nations are a saint here

@@user-lc3fy3jf8tLavabending is actually a kind of Earthbending, not Firebending

If you're scares of unrealistic wave proportions u got other problems

@@darthkillerhog oh I got plenty of problems. But a big ass wall of water just ready to sink you. Whew I’m not ready

@@saintbernard2786 Again tho that's completely u realistic and no amount of water on this planet will ever reach the height of the Himalayans let alone the East coast of the U.S.

@@darthkillerhog you too deep for me

@darthkillerhog Actually mega tsunamis like that can happen and has actually happened Lituya Bay, Alaska 1958. The tsunami was over 1700ft and is the largest tsunami ever recorded which was caused my 7.7 earthquake.

In the B ark

At least it's quick

A lot of cellphones use GPS and satellites so long as they're functioning you could technically call although it would have a lot of interference from the crust breaking up and disrupting the poles and magneticfields during the pole shift ...

It’s called science fiction for a reason 🤣 so just relax and enjoy the carnage.

That wave was 1.5km high that only equates to 4900 feet. You’re right about the 20 000 feet part though

Do not be so certain something similar happened when the world's largest sea equating to the oceans the Tethys sea was turned to what you see now Himalayas such a thing is possible only the even of the scale of planet terraforming capability.

Yeah that’s what got me. If the wave was 1,500 m high it wouldn’t have touched those mountains. I live in Australia and even our highest mountains in the great dividing range are higher than 1,500 m, and they are tiny hills compared to the Himalayas.

Geeze stop overanalyzing and enjoy it

Only the rich survived and the poor were left to rot.

Making a political statement criticizing a fictional character for his actions in a fictional movie? LOL

@@jacobr6698 Yea - because movies are never used to make a point (climate change) or illustrate the difference between the haves and have nots, or to show a situation to call attention to it. What a clown-ass false superiority statement - you played yourself.

@@jacobr6698 Yea - because no one ever uses movies to make a political point, illustrate an issue, or generate discussion about said issues. Nope, never happened - not once. Get over yourself.

Cause 10 times as many people didn’t get in the ship

@@MylesKillis Did you SEE the crowds running forward? And regardless of 3x or 6x - it's still NO ONE ELSE is in his cabin. My point stands.

That’s stupid

Pretty sure art is supposed to refleft/imitate life sooooo.....