2024 the best end of the world movies review
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Explaining the Inexplicable!
24 Documentaries Examining Apocalyptic Prophecies!
A Predictably Amazing Documentary Collection!
Learn the truth behind the 2012 phenomenon that has exploded across popular literature, the internet, television, and now film. As the date itself has its base in an ancient calendar of the Mayan people of Central America, this comprehensive documentary collection explores the many theories, occurrences and questions across many of the puzzling topics including:
2012 Mayan Prophecy
Order of the Alchemists
Alien Encounters
UFOs
History Conspiracy
Government Experiments
Crop Circles
Occult Magick
...and much more!
Were Nostradamus's 2012 predictions correct? Did the ancient Mayans have knowledge that modern science has yet to prove? Is the Government conducting experiments and covering it up? Are UFO sightings on the rise? Why have crop circles never been explained?
These lingering questions get explored in great detail with in-depth interviews with the nation's leading experts on inexplicable phenomena and apocalyptic prophecies.
MPAA rating : NR (Not Rated)
Product Dimensions : 0.7 x 7.5 x 5.4 inches; 11.2 ounces
Media Format : NTSC
Run time : 37 hours and 29 minutes
Release date : January 18, 2011
Actors : The End of the World
Studio : Mill Creek Ent
ASIN : B004DOTK9G
Number of discs : 9
Reviewer: John Cunningham
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars
Title: I didn't expect mush
Review: And I didn't get much. Inexpensive for the number of discs. Out of the 10 DVD'S about half of one of them was worth watching. The majority of these 10 discs look like a high school lecture or maybe a cult symposium.
Reviewer: greg
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Three Stars
Review: not what I expected -too long
Reviewer: Erika M.
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Looks Interesting
Review: Gave as a gift, I didnt watch it, so dont ask me? But it does look intersting. This sort of stuff is scary sci fi, but could happen?
Reviewer: Holly M
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not Happy
Review: Not the best by far.
Reviewer: B. Hauser
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Let's talk in 2013
Review: If you really think the world's about to end, I'm not sure you want to spend 34 hours of your precious time left watching films about the world ending...but since I'm pretty sure it's NOT, I don't feel bad about recommending this compilation. We're talking ancient Mayan prophecies, Egyptian prophecies, Freemasons, Knights Templar, Nostradamus, conspiracies, aliens, time travel and other paranormal investigations. There's so much here, the mind boggles, which is the point, I think. Variety is the key word, maybe depth and scope. This is actually 24 separate documentaries in about 3 or 4 different styles: lectures, reenactments, file footage under narration, graphics--all designed to tickle the imagination and question our view of the world--past, present and future (we hope). The year 2012 is the key, of course. I'm hoping it turns out like the whole Y2K thing, kind of a bust. Frankly not too many of these 34 hours really address that issue, but it's a good hook, I think. If any of this interests you, this is the place to start.
Reviewer: Brian E
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Interesting Documentary Mix
Review: I have been a fan of Mill Creek Entertainment for around 4 years now. I purchased the "End Of The World" Documentary set at one of my favorite haunts about 2 years ago. I enjoy most of the documentaries in this set. Although some of them are quite hokey. If nothing else, at the price they are selling it at, it really is a steal for all of these