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Actually, Greenland actually said that there would have been mile high tsunami or something like that I watched the movie and I’m watching. Don’t look up right now.
Rare no "ooh that's not good" moment
WHERE IS ohh that not good
It took 9 months for them to be able to go back outside, not fully recovered.
Why am I here after then announcement of the sequel
I Love That Movie! Also I Love Your Content
They mentioned 1000ft tsunamis in the movie when they were on their way to canada
well it is a comfort to know it would only take about 20 years to recover.
Wild there's an actual sequel from after the disaster movie -- 2012 should do one too
The comet from deep impact
What about the massive asteroid impact from the movie 65?
dang the fact that I believe 8 billion people died i think... according to the wiki i found on google well there was some places underwater during the ending scene because i dont really see cuba in the movie so maybe it did go underwater possibly some parts of mexcio not sure since the sunlight was blocking kinda crazy how this movie ended a lot of humanity on earth while most places managed to survive like russia india Finland and i believe sone usa states tbh i dont really know much of the places that survived
Most people got a lot of issues to solve or are too busy to worry about a comet; and if one strikes, the survivors will deal with it.
R I p ooh that's not tood
What’s that software shown on the video I like it
Bro finally remembered his password
What happens if a comet hits at a steep angle to either cause a faster spin or slow the spin.
So even an underground bunker is useless as you will drown?
That impact was actually pretty illogical scientifically that you shown Never will it Spans to Such A Magnitude
Ah man no Ooh that's not good😢