Final Wave Of The Gigantic Tsunami | 2012

Dr. Adrian Helmsley, part of a worldwide geophysical team investigating the effect on the earth of radiation from unprecedented solar storms, learns that the earth's core is heating up. He warns U.S. President Thomas Wilson that the crust of the earth is becoming unstable and that without proper preparations for saving a fraction of the world's population, the entire race is doomed. Meanwhile, writer Jackson Curtis stumbles on the same information. While the world's leaders race to build "arks" to escape the impending cataclysm, Curtis struggles to find a way to save his family. Meanwhile, volcanic eruptions and earthquakes of unprecedented strength wreak havoc around the world.

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[evilcornet]

Very touching and loyal from the indian professor to call his friend not for blaming on the fact that he and his family weren't pick up, but to allert him on a new wave coming and to say goodbye. RESPECT.

[Leprechaunproduction]

Every single person on those arks owes Satnam their lives; if he hadn't called Adrian and warned him about the tidal wave, the arks would have been caught unprepared, and it's very likely that no one would have survived the resulting impact. So when you think about it, Satnam ended up saving the human race from extinction!

[OceanHedgehog]

Satnam's family scene lives rent free in my mind, it's so sad. He did so much to save others, and when it came for him to be saved, he was just one of the forgotten masses. That part makes it super realistic, and he and his family quietly facing death with dignity is very human.

[itsjustme]

This is one of my favorite scenes in the movie. Satnam not getting picked up was hearbreaking. And when Helmsley says Satnam didn't get picked up and the other guy says "What?" in just pure shock. And then that moment when the man turns to check out the coutdown clock, that is a great visual! The way he turns to the camera and then walks forward is such a good cinema moment.

[ComposerConductor]

7:08 is an incredible moment of building up serious implications of trouble from the composers. Great film score writing!

[italodiazrojas]

5:52 that part of the father and son praying breaks my heart....

[MasterLDH]

I honestly loved this movie, thank you YouTube for putting it out for free.

[NuggetGG.]

I love how satnam decided to call his friend and tell him his last goodbyes instead of complaining how he didn’t get picked up

[kaitlyns]

The fact that the bedrooms/rooms could fit more than 2 or so people is mindblowing to me. Ik that it would be crowded and what not, but you should want to invite the workers and other people of professions like doctors, engineers, farmers, scientists, etc onto the ship to further “ensure the continuity of your species”. Like make it make sense people 🤣

[stratfordbaby]

5:10 It's NOT ABOUT THAT. You might have the room but you don't have the life support systems for more people. FOOD, WATER, WASTE.

[Snoozytube]

As a lot of things are unrealistic in this movie the actors actually did a great job surprisingly. Imagine hearing your friend and his family along with hundreds of men, women, and children screaming in their last moments I'd have nothing but rage

[aribounty]

Its all fun and games until they need the workers they left behind to repair the Arks.

[luwucian]

0:53 The fact that the wave is so high that it pushes the clouds is incredibly terrifying.

[Cludio]

That "Goodbye my Friend" hits so hard every time

[MassimoCalderaro-uh]

It’s ominous, scary and dramatic to see a mountain-sized tsunami like that.

[destinythomas]

It’s actually fcked that Satnam was left behind but truthfully that’s exactly what would happen in a real life situation. The little people will be left behind while the rich and the nepo babies will live

[kevanfoster]

Poor Satnam. Also, the Queen and her precious Corgis. Damn it.

[thomasstenson]

I read that it wasn't a tsunami it was an entire ocean being displaced ....thats absolutely 😳😳😳

[geman]

my toxic trait is thinking i could swim and survive that

[NSUScooter]

4:53 wow I never got to reply this scene to notice that the Wave was taller than the clouds!!!!
Holy moly……