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That might be the most obtuse title for a post I've ever come up with. Seriously, I've confused even myself here. Anyway, as most of you know the undisputed champion of big budget flicks about the apocalypse, Roland Emmerich, is hard at work putting together another one called simply, 2012. Besides reporting on the fact that Sony won the bidding war to see the 200 million dollar film to theaters, we haven't done much reporting on it as, well we didn't much care. Well all that's changed now that the guys at Latino Review have scored an early script review of the film that reveals some "interesting" (read: lame) details about events in the film. Now we're interested in a train wreck kind of way, curious to see what wacky delights this Hollywood apocalypse holds in store for us this time. Of course as we don't reveal spoilers here at Quiet Earth I'll once again leave the hunting up to you guys but, let's just say that John Cusack, Amanda Peet, Thandie Newton and Danny Glover better get their life vests on... Link to the early script review after the break.
Script Review at Latino Review
Thanks to io9 for the heads up.
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2012LifeShips (10 years ago) Reply
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Michael Smith (9 years ago) Reply
Is this real