I liked it, but lacked information

Rating: 7/10 (6 November 2010)

The movie was good, many effects and quality, but for my taste, lacked relevant content related to 2012: December 21, 2012, the final date of the Long Count Calendar created by the ancient Mayans in Central America. Countless books, journal articles, websites and newspaper headlines discuss its meaning. With fans on the 2 sides, some advocating the end of time and others who speak of a rebirth of Consciousness. Adding fuel to the debate, some scientists see a growing number of natural disasters in recent years as evidence of a catastrophic climax shall entail in 2012 ... They foresaw the coming of Christianity and the Spanish conquest of America. Written over eight hundred years ago, the Mayan prophecies predicted the First World War, the rise of Hitler and the December 2006 tsunami that devastated Southeast Asia. And within a few years, the 21 December 2012 Mayans predict a natural disaster of unspeakable proportions that will destroy the earth and humanity erased.
And since the December 21, 2012 approaches, the Mayan prophecies are gaining worldwide attention. In the winter of 2009, the overproduction of Ronald Emmerich disaster leads box office. Emmerich's film tells the story of the prediction of the Maya and how the destruction of the earth can occur. But there is some scientific validity to the Mayan prophecies and the Mayan Code is nothing more than an idea for disaster movies?.