The Ark Floods | 2012 

Friggin DARPA can't get their shit together!😂😂

@thechrisandphaedrusshow DARPA will be responsible for the creation of Terminators, but it's ok because they'll use the wrong size O-ring and the whole thing will seize up from oil leakage.

Military Contractors make the best stuff. You sound like a wet civilian

well, physics and engineering still applies. It was built to withstand the flood, not foreign objects blocking it's moving mechanisms

@@geman741 did they explain why the engines can't be started until the door is shut? lmao? Even though there are compartment doors that sealed the rear of the ship..(that the mom and kid were drowning in?

Don’t you mean the year 12? :wink:

@@alphateam3326 I am not using Mayan calendar anymore 😂

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Ya i wore my i survived 2012 shirt yesterday lol

I'm kinda surprised that the world only ended for like 20 minutes

A clue for you...its made by china

@@TheEyeOfHorus69 💯

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@@TheEyeOfHorus69 made in china then we are doomed🤣🤣

Its was a diamond drill that could pierce the heavens 😂

At least they wanted to give the impression of not breaking continuity, you know? Many people were seen jumping to the void so if the floor was empty at that scene people would have criticized that.

It was because each ticket per seat was a 1B€. They got in for free.

Funny how the wealthy are into rockets/spacecrafts and currently building underground bunkers.

In any Real SHTF situation the only people who would at least have a chance of surviving are the incredibly wealthy.

That's basically who survived in this film outside of the Curtis family and a couple of Chinese workers. Those people rushing to the boats were 1%ers whose Ark got damaged.

So a "don't look up" scenario.

Well duh. Are you upset? I wouldn't be. I've accepted that I will most likely die in an event like this. Unless there was 100% guarantee that me and my family will make it, I wouldn't even bother. I'd rather just spend that time with my family. So, unless you are, as you said it, rich, or educated, skilled, talented, someone who humanity needs to rebuild, don't bother.

Ship was made in china

Cause the USA paid cheap money for made this ship😂

Maybe this ship's mechanism is will be like that

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The door was offended by the importance given to engine. It refused to let them go without shutting it first

They had no way of knowing what the people on the Ark would do.

@@commandercritic9036ignorance is bliss

But not them

@@makayladouglas9353 a worthy sacrifice ?

Random monk on mount Everest: guess I'll ring the bell.

Perfect delivery!

It’s like bro idgaf who u r or whatever just stfu &open da noor

To be fair those arks are made in China

What’s the movie

@@Hsking2292012.

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@@Hsking229 the movie is "2012"

@@Hsking2292012

The plot is silly as hell tho, none of this would happen

​@@DragonTamer31Kthis is what we call a fun movie

The water vfx have aged a bit. You can tell the difference with the real and cgi water

@@iamchrispaezjr The water VFX litteralt looks better than almost everything today what are you Talking about?

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All the people 'existed' because of the writers. So they have every right to explore those lives, jeopradize them and even take them away.

​@swarm_into_singularity that's the dumbest answer I have ever seen on RU-vid. And I've seen some stupid shit. Congrats. You just love to argue

@@mrclean5146 Awww, you understand me! Anyway, I don't see what is wrong with the possibiltiy of protagonists making a costly mistake. And 'blaming' the writers for it is... redundant. Like praising the writers because they saved humankind in a story they wrote.

So that ocean water wouldn’t reach the engine room?🤷🏼

@@studentstudent5044That makes even less sense. If water enters the ship it NEEDS to make an emergency start before the water reaches the engine room. If it can't start then water WILL reach the engine room sooner or later.

@@mifiwi3438 I think my explenation is way better

The kind of engineering team who learned from the Zeebrugge ferry disaster. The ship set off with its cargo doors open which quickly flooded and capsized the ferry.

Film engineers

The fact that air force 1 hitting the docking clamp destoys say alot about the plane and the clamp

I mean ye, Tsunami can be huge... but to actually get to Himalaya mountains is nonsense.. like 5000 Km is to far

😂😂😂

This is the only part of the movie I remember and like.

Well they would be trapped with no way out. With the ark they would presumably travel around while the waters recede and then find dry land to settle on.

@@imcallingjapan2178 How about movie plot armor...try it on sometime

@@MerchantIvoryfilms None of that made sense with regard to anything else.

@@imcallingjapan2178 Neither did you :3

If you had watched the movie, you would know that the facility they were building the arks in had already been damaged by earthquakes, making it compromised, in order to have a secure facility like the one you are referring to that couldn’t be flooded, you have to pray that no severe earthquakes occur in the area your building it, and since the very crust of the earth is shifting about during this whole event, the chances of that happening ANYWHERE on the planet are is basically zero, quakes are happening EVERYWHERE. The arks meanwhile are watertight (when sealed properly) and the reason they built multiple arks, is so that if one is damaged, as there was in the movie, the others will still be operational, and once the water begins receding, they can make landfall somewhere else, exactly like in the Noah’s Ark story.

I would’ve thought the watertight doors was supposed to prevent it from filling up and I was hoping Tamara survived

Math!

Too bad the engineers couldn't afford 1B $ ticket lol.

Visual FX

overrated movie

overrated movie

It’s in the title

Well- it'd probably be extremely complicated to make them big enough (and carry enough supplies) to have a real impact in the species' survival. Plus keeping them in the air would be a challenge, seeing as how the atmosphere was full of volcanic ash (which does nasty things to engines) and the waters took several weeks to settle down enough for a smaller vessel to survive, which would require a dizzying amount of fuel.

Similar to how a tornado's main danger isn't the strong winds, but the high-speed debris it lifts up

@@agustinvizcaino9274 I was pointing out that the force of that much water would be statistically more damaging than the plane (which is built to be light).

​@@SIMULACRA37 to me, it makes sense. Take the Titanic, for example. It's hull was designed to take the full force of the ocean opposing it as it advanced, which it did with no issue- water (and air, in my example), being a fluid, exerts force but can flow around obstacles if it has to. However, when it grazed a solid, floating object made out of ice (which had even less density than the water)... well, the result got 11 Oscars. The thing is that a solid object (like a massive plane made out of aluminum) applies all of its kinetic energy at once at the point of impact, because all of its atoms are strongly linked and really really want to stay that way. The water hitting those anchors found it easier to just flow around them than to try to get them out of their way, while the plane said "I have 147.77 megajoules of kinetic energy here, and you're going to have to deal with every single one of them over the next two seconds if you want to stop me". Now, I'm not a structural engineer, so trust one's word way before mine in this matter.

@@SIMULACRA37 I thought I'd replied but apparently I deleted it by accident. To me, it makes sense. For water it's easier to flow around the anchor than to push it out of its way, since it's a fluid. But a plane is a solid object whose atoms are linked together and really want to stay that way, so all of its combined 380 tonnes' worth of kinetic energy get transferred in an instant at the point of impact. Similar to when Titanic grazed a solid iceberg and gave us a 11-Oscars movie as a result, despite it's hull having had no trouble "breaking" through the entire ocean made out of relatively denser water while it was sailing. Or how metallic jet engine turbines can take super-hot and high pressure air no problem, but the moment a measly bird made out of flesh and bone gets in...

@@agustinvizcaino9274 If titanic tried to sail through water at the speed of that tsunami, it would crumple up under the force of the water. Simulacra is right, if it can hold up to a billion tons of water smashing into it at hundreds of miles an hour, it can hold up to a 400 tonne aluminium tube that floats into it relatively slowly. The plane would disintegrate, the clamps and ship would be fine. It's mass times velocity, and that initial wave has both in spades, and while it flows around it easier than a solid object, you still need to redirect its kinetic energy, meaning that both ship and clamps would need to withstand millions of tonnes of force.

2012

It's in the title

The rich have money, the poor have God.

@@TheEyeOfHorus69Which God?

The rich are the reason for pretty much all of modern-day suffering.

You know the rich are the ones who ruining the world, to get even more money, right?

The feeling I got from the movies is that everything was rushed to hell and back- they did only have two years since the alarm was raised to design and build the things, bringing all of the materials, supplies and personnel to the middle of the Himalayas, where they also had to safely hollow out an immense bunker/shipyard for them. The door/engine hijink has absolutely no excuse, but seeing as they planned for a total of nine arks but only finished the on-screen ones in time, plus another was half-built but damaged in a collapse... They may have had to choose between stupid engineering that was finished on time or smart engineering that wasn't.

@@agustinvizcaino9274 good answer, I don’t remember the film that well now

It’s a fucking movie not reality. Get over it

@@deeperthrill90 Change my diaper.

You ever hear about the ferry that started not realising the doors were open and it proceeded to flood and sink?

creep you are freak

Unfortunately she doesn’t