2012 (2009) - The Sinking of Los Angeles Scene (3/10) | Movieclips

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2012 -The Sinking of Los Angeles: As Los Angeles crumbles beneath them, Jackson (John Cusack) and his family try to escape the city by plane.

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FILM DESCRIPTION:
Earth's billions of inhabitants are unaware that the planet has an expiration date. With the warnings of an American scientist (Chiwetel Ejiofor), world leaders begin secret preparations for the survival of select members of society. When the global cataclysm finally occurs, failed writer Jackson Curtis (John Cusack) tries to lead his family to safety as the world starts falling apart.

CREDITS:
TM & © Columbia Pictures (2009)
Cast: Tom McCarthy, John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Morgan Lily, Liam James
Director: Roland Emmerich
Producer: Mark Gordon
Screewriter: Harald Kloser

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no one's going to mention how well these special effects have held up after 10 years

billycreations

Instead of climbing in a much safer altitude, Gordon decides to fly via downtown L.A, so we can see all the action and destruction going on.

revalinarahmat

Main characters : "Hey, we can't die we're the main characters !"
Earthquake : *Understandable, have a great day.*

nathang

I'm gonna show this to my kids and tell them I survived all of that

theHEADSHOTking

I like how people are honking their horns as they and their cars fall into an oblivion

clubsnatcher

Despite the fact that the movie is very unrealistic, you have to admit, this scene looked epic!

elijah

0:36 I love how he says “woah” as if the world around them isn’t being destroyed.

-ke

If you pause it at 0:33, everyone in the subway seems very calm regardless of all that is happening. They're all standing around like it's a normal day in LA.

JonathanMuncherian

Finally, a destruction scene that's not in New York City or Manhattan.

joeburreaux

I guess it will be like atlantis and people in the future would say "have you heard of the legendary Los Angeles"

ouzounicus

I'm not gonna lie, if this movie was trying to convince me to fear the Mayan calendar when I was young,
IT WORKED.

alexhyatt

I feel sorry for all the civilian airliners that were in the air during this time. Imagine going home or you're on vacation to California, and when you get there, it's gone.

benarchyuk

If this ever happens, odds are we are going to not be on that plane, we will be the ones dieing horribly.

lrmcatspaw

0:13 I like how all the People in the Car‘s be like: *“Let’s honk in our last seconds on earth.”*

XSwagGodx

As Gordon is trying to climb to a higher altitude, the ground that's breaking up around them is actually rising faster than the plane, which is why they're underneath a subway train that shoots out above them as it plunges to certain doom. When the scene pulls back so the audience can see what they can see from the plane, gigantic chunks of real estate have projected upwards in what looks like over a thousand feet as the slabs of earth prepare to slide into the Pacific Ocean.

Honeygirl