Tears don't lie...

Rating: Null/10 (12 September 2010)

Yes, as the above text says. My eyes DRIED out after 110min of most stunning unrealistic scene after the other one. And i cried when the movie was over, i was so happy that the disaster was over...
Here's what everyone fails on when doing a movie bigger than the whole Milky Way its self: Everything has to be so - and im making an underline here - "fantastic", abusing the CGI technology into damned, vulcanos, floods and shock waves of pure BS, nonsense and plot holes.
We can take some good examples on stupidness, errors and physic braking parts: 1) When our "heroes" flying that big aircraft to Hawaii, they're flying on an extremely low altitude, yet with an experienced captain/pilot behind the wheel - no wonder why they're loosing so much fuel = just too stupid to be entertainment.
2) A 1500m high super wave heading toward land, and it's so grand with it's 1500m height, that it's capable to burst over the whole Himalaya that has an avg. height on at least 6km = to unrealistic to be entertainment.
3) We all know that radioactive material deep inside the earth is what making the earth's interior fluent and hot (like 1500 degree in the outer layers of magma). In order to heat the already 1500 degree magma yet more, it will require a hell of more sunlight than our sun can produce - with the results that the whole surface of the earth would become scorched and all water vaporized and such BEFORE the crust would melt down and braking up, a yelling fact which this movie completely ignoring = pure nonsense and lack of physics knowledge.
4) In the scene where our heroes make a crash landing in the snow, we can see a bunch of helicopters arriving with - believe it or not - African and tropical animals hanging under them = WTF...???
5) Some characters in this film really like to live on the edge of the life - escaping their deaths with just a microsecond marginal, alright if it happened one time, but seeing that happens like every 10min = incredible unexciting and fantastic ridiculous.
6) At the end of the film, the earth looks very normal again, except some geographic changes on the continentals - where did all the heat go? Did our sun just suddenly became less luminous, or did the budget ran out? Well one thing is for sure = this is just sad.
In short; some things would just be better if left undone, and until someone are able to think out a SMART world - going - under movie, without using cliché scenarios and dialogs - these kind of movies should R.I.P - and spare the 260 million dollars to the poor and needing people of the world!!!