A pretty bad movie to say the least

Rating: 2/10 (21 December 2012)

So I never actually intended to watch this movie since I do not really believe in the 2012 end of the world thing but instead i watched it on the day it was supposed to happen just for kicks and laughs. The movie however was much worse than I thought and could not even bring out any laughs...well maybe a little for how ridiculous it was.
I'm a little surprise no one had picked up on this but there was really only one purpose to the entire movie. First of all let me tell you that my review will contain spoilers:
So the purpose of this movie was to straight out bash religion. The main focus was obviously to bash the bible a little more but generally all religion. If you take note to details in the film you will see that a lot of the people whose deaths were focused on (not all but a lot) were religious people. Catholics were were shown worshipping in the church and monks in the temple when oblivion hit. The president, who was to most likely there to represent Obama and Obama's ties to Christianity is shown wanting to pray to God rather than escape with the scientists, rich people, and other atheists. The main geologist who is one of the main characters of the movie decides to talk to his father who mentions that "God" knows how much he loves him. Now it could just be a saying here or he could be religious. Later on its kind of ironic that an earthquake would hit under their location and cause a tsunami that would kill everyone on board the sea ship that the geologists father was on despite being far out to sea. That same waves travels all the way Washington DC where the president who had just survived an earthquake and seems to be the only one to survive is hit with the same same ship the geologist was on which was being carried by the wave, a horrible fate for two religious men. Then all the main characters dodge ridiculous odds and go to China, a communist and open atheistic country, to board what was first thought of as a start ship or space craft but was actually a man made ark like "Noah's Ark" from the bible but instead man made. Why was only china able to make this in time? Probably because of their Darwinian example of survival of the fittest (money, support from the rich, possibly forced labor). The people then had to board quickly because a tsunami was going to hit them faster than they expected. They tried to leave those who were not on the ship behind. But the geologist who believes in human's inner goodness as displayed throughout the entire movie wants to show compassion for his fellow man unlike the Noah story in the bible where the ark was shut after years of warning and the people could no longer get in which is probably to symbolize that atheists are nicer than God or something of the such. After their compassionate act or whatever they realize that the whole world was not flooded over (because they thought it would be) but that the whole continent of Africa had raised up higher so that the waves couldn't reach it. This would not only prove the evolution theory that there was no universal flood but that Noah himself probably saved himself like this and not by God's hands but by his own human will and power.
The reason the movie was so bad was because it was all based on Atheistic Evolution vs Religion and there is no fun in a war zone of ideals. The movie was not based on actually making a good story line and including logic in the actual events. I don't know if they are trying to say random chance can cause this to happen or something but come on. The movie's effects were way overdone, nothing made sense from beginning to end in terms of logic and the Mayans were mentioned once in the entire film (probably so that its religious component wouldn't be a factor).
All in all I give this film a 2/10, i would have given it a 1 but some visual effects in the movie weren't that bad.