The Arks Are Leaving Without Us | 2012 (2009)

Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) and his family sneak aboard one of the arks designed to survive the apocalypse. Meanwhile, chaos ensues as a crow frantically tries to avoid being left behind when the arks prepare to depart.
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From Roland Emmerich, director of THE DAY AFTER TOMORROW and INDEPENDENCE DAY, comes the ultimate action-adventure film, exploding with groundbreaking special effects. As the world faces a catastrophe of apocalyptic proportions, cities collapse and continents crumble. 2012 brings an end to the world and tells of the heroic struggle of the survivors. Starring John Cusack, Chiwetel Ejiofor, Amanda Peet, Woody Harrelson and Danny Glover.

[ClockMaster_]

the fact they left the workers to die after they helped build the arks was the biggest dick move in history.

[TheCoolProfessor]

Yuri was a jerk but at least he died for his children.

[gigachad]

This movie is hilarious because almost all of humanity dies except for the 1% elites. The ending is painted as so hopeful even though among only the worst of humanity survived

[doomderxeso]

This is that how sick this world is if you only wanna survive something like this you have to be rich and only the wealthy people live while the rest die.

[RebelOfTheNorm]

What I always found weird is why they didn’t just fortify the mountain itself.

Sure water would have gotten in at some interval, but building a reinforced bio dome in the mountain, with the arks as a second plan, would be the best course of action imo

[srinivasavaradhan]

It was very considerate of them to build a door that waits until she flips it off😂

[Rob-ExMachina]

The hilarious part about this movie is the only ones remaining are almost entirely made up of the filthy rich, which would pose a huge problem in the aftermath since most of them don't know how to do shit on their own.

[skullyt]

The fact that the workers who created the arch were being left behind and not only were they forced, some even decided to leave their jobs and go with the people who payed tickets says a lot.

[wiriamurequiem]

In Reality, you need Engineers, Doctors and such...you need people who can actually REBUILD the society...not billionaires who exploited people all their lives.

[demetrrius]

It’s crazy how that dog heard that whistle from that high up and over all that noise and confusion lol

[Marceline]

They killed Gordon for the stupid “divorced dad died trope”

[DMGaming]

It’s crazy to think that Yuri was looked at like a villain but he was just doing anything he could to save his kids and in a way he also saved everyone there since they wouldn’t have open the gates if the crowds wasn’t there, Yuri was the one who led the crowed out there

[jonmel]

The thing i always wondered was that it seemed the majority of the survivors are the 1% whom also seems to be over 50 and probably have not done any manual work in years if not decades and lived in a life of luxury where they had servants or lackeys to do the work, how are these people supposed to re start the human race, i say more than likely the remaining humans would of died out within 100 years

[spateri]

Construction workers just going about their day...😂

[calrissianlando]

I don't understand why they killed Tamara, she could've ended up with Gordon who they also killed. Oh well.

[mateos.]

Even Yuri saved more people than Jacksom

[breezy]

That tiny little dog is very well trained and loves his mommy very much

[norrinzelkarr]

The conceits of this movie are so twisted....like we're supposed to care about the dog while thousands of people are crushing themselves/falling to their deaths in the background

[deojefflai]

Ah the tragedy of 2012, I was there - 50 years ago.

[Souad-gezj]

Imagine that you paid a billion euros to survive, and in the end you fall from the mountain and Jackson survives without money, by chance, if it were not for Charlie