2012

I finally watched it! (after bro antz and sis horsey)
It's a 2 hour 30 mins movie with lots of spectacular effects as expected (and not disappointing too). If you like The Day After Tomorrow and Independence Day, I bet you'll love this too (same director). But if you ask me what's the most important message that the movie tries to get across, I couldn't really recall. Nevertheless, I remembered these lines and scenes:
~'A young scientist is worth 20 old politicians.' by the president of US.
~The scientist Dr Adrian called his dad on the phone and the conversation between the father and son.
~The Tibetan monk and his conversation with his disciple about the tea cup.
When many people fight very hard to get on board, some royalties brought along her two dogs on board?
When facing 'the end', when everyone is fighting for a chance to live, who should live? Or who decides who lives?