Culture news This much-maligned disaster film grossed nearly $800 million: it is available for free on TF1+
A particularly well-known film is coming to your screens for free. It earned nearly $800 million at the worldwide box office. It has been available on the TF1+ platform for free since yesterday.
A great American film is coming to your screens for free! It’s happening on the TF1+ platform. The fantasy film earned $791.2 million at the worldwide box office, while it cost $200 million. A notable benefit, which for some is not representative of its cinematographic qualities. Released in 2009, the film called “2012” did very well, but the reviews do not all go in the same direction.
The world died 12 years ago
2012, a disaster film about a fantasized end of the world. We may have forgotten it today, but in 2009, everyone thought that the world would cease to exist in 2012. The cause? The Mayan calendar, which ends this same year. This film tells the story of this famous cataclysm. Tectonic plates are sliding, several earthquakes are occurring around the world and Los Angeles is completely wiped off the map. Millions of people are trying as best they can to survive, including our hero, Jackson Curtis. A novelist in the grip of panic, he will only have his hopes to survive in the face of the natural disasters which are ravaging the planet.
Should you see it?
The film is now available for free on TF1+. If you want to watch it, prepare yourself, because it lasts no less than two and a half hours. Many have criticized this length, sometimes described as “unnecessary”. However, positive reviews demonstrate that a large portion of the audience appreciated the sets and special effects. Indeed, the film is esteemed for its beauty and its scenes of suspense which take the term “apocalypse” literally. In summary, if you like disaster films that drag on a bit, but are still enjoyable to watch, this film is for you!