2012: Doomsday (DVD, 2008)

Features actors: Cliff De Young, Dale Midkiff, Ami Dolenz, Danae Nason, Joshua Lee, Sara Tomko & Caroline Amiguet.
December 21, 2012 a team of excavators working by a volcano, soon realize it is about to errupt at any moment in Orizaba, Mexico.Meanwhile in Baltimore,Maryland geological land survey is getting sizemic activity growing steadily and the climate is srating to change around the world.Some scientists think it's from the Earth slowing down, and NASA believes it has something to do with Earths Alignment with the black hole.In Veracuz, Mexico Sara is trying to find a doctor to help half of the village she is staying with on a missionary trip, and runs into Alex who is a photo journalist, and tries to help her.The final day on the Mayan calendar finds four faithful strangers convening at an ancient temple in the heart of Mexico in this apocalyptic thriller starring Cliff De Young and Dale Midkiff. Centuries ago, the Mayans set a date for the end of time: December 21, 2012. Now that date is upon us, and NASA scientists have noted that a catastrophic polar shift is about to occur. Could it be that an ancient Mexican temple holds the key to unlocking the secret that could protect humankind from total extinction?
A Modern Christian Epic in the Tradition of The Omega Code and Left Behind.
The end is nigh in this apocalyptic disaster film that mixes Christian values, Mayan mythology, and scientific theories about polar shifts.Ancient mysteries that foretell the coming of the End Times.
The quality of the movie is perfect but it tells a great story that the whole human race should watch.Would recommend to rent or buy.Hope this helps you decide!Please click YES at the bottom.Thanks for taking the time to read this! :)

A clash between Paganism in the modern church ( include the Rapture theory) and reality. A pure disenlightenment , lacking any ancient Indian history ,theory, nor 2012 background. Extreamy boring and lacking almost any acting skill. One bright spot is the Cinemascope video similar to some Imax shots. Beyond that expect a really brittle dvd container and cheap dvd graphics similar to a bootleg dvd. That should give away what the rest of the DVD is like.