2012

Cusack, with his one-of-the-guys face and his nice way with child actors, does creditable work as an Average American Dad trying to put things right.

2012 is the rare case of a bad film that I'm nevertheless obliged to recommend you see.

2012 is reminiscent of yesteryear '80s shlock-tastic blockbusters -- total popcorn entertainment with ridiculous dialogue and impossible situations and special effects that will boggle the brain for a good two-plus hours.

Even though this movie's running time of two and a half hours is about one hour too long, there's still some pretty cool disaster stuff on the way.

Everything you’re expecting from 2012 is exactly what you’re going to get…Utterly impossible by any stretch of the imagination, the movie is a cheesy, one-dimensional, epic-sized spectacle that does exactly what it promises to—destroy the Earth.

If you put your brain in neutral, you can enjoy an unprecedented scale of beautifully rendered destruction and learn that science isn't an exact science.

A good disaster thriller must contain both thrills and massive destruction--2012 has both in great quantity.

Harrelson has one of the better characters in the film and Peet does a good job.