Top 10 [EPIC] apocalyptic mass death movie scenes of all time (humanity's end / disaster / threats)

Terrifying

Es increible como está trepando esta mentira del "cambio climatico"

Captain 4812B: After the Beirut explosion of early 2020s we not only realized that nuclear scenarios are real but we also realized how pathetically weak we are to them
So would you excuse me if i decided to put fucking Mechas in front of every wall of this city to avoid some happy trigger moron to make the post apocalypse happening

rip car in geostorm

The part that shows ths virus scene from the movie Outbreak is basically your average game of Plague Inc. 😂😂

Wow I had to screen shot. I havent seen the twin towers in so long 😔

You left off Threads, The Day After, Damnation Alley, Terminator2... maybe broaden your scope a bit if you're going to say "all time" in your title.

God that CGI and style in Geostorm is so terrible.

Well, if nothing else, this reminded me that they got Charlton Heston to narrate Armaggeddon 😂
Oh, and that not to worry, if you just don't get caught in the traffic, you can always outrun a meteor impact on a dirt bike with an engine that sounds like it was made from a hairdryer. 😏
And finally, that you can avoid city-destroying alien weaponry and even climate change just by closing the door on it 😅

I have heard that it was closer to a billion nuclear weapons going off at once.

top 10 EPIC scenes of humans getting absolutely MOGGED

I think the earthquake scenario being seen as an “end of the world” level disaster is kinda funny cause it only really affects places that are subject to earthquakes. Here in the UK we’d be totally unharmed, see the news and just be like “Damn, well sucks for them ig.”

The most realistic thing in these movies is humans making stupid decisions

You forgot mars attack lmao 🤣

Crazy how there’s a card that says climate change

It’s just sad that the old people just accept their fate… it’s sad😢

Tbf magnetic reversal probably wouldnt result in any of what we see in 2012 lol

I find the virus example was not as accurate for some ironic reasoning?? Anyone else got that feeling? Well out break could have waited about 15 years to get it’s accuracy 😊!!

I've never understood the asteroid impact in Deep Impact. It was cruising parallel to the ocean and then just suddenly changed its trigectory and dips down??

This explains why the kids are so afraid of "climate change."

Melancholia

The Sum of All Fears is so close to reality

Humans are way more stupid to let an asteroid wipe out the entire planet.
They can do it themselves!!!!!!!!!

Half of the population, even on the brink of extinction, will say that there will be nothing like the Day of Judgment.

Wait but why didn’t they just jump over the impact of the meteor? 🤔🤔🤷‍♂️

I've seen them all & at least 2-3 times for a few.
Would also recommend from recollection:
Pompeii, Dante's Peak & Volcano, Knowing, Contagion, War of The Worlds, These Final Hours, Moonfall, Don't Look Up...Man I just love disaster Movies! 🤩🤩

That "2012" movie was shocked the entire earth on 2010 yet

the accurate one was Sum Of All Fears, I wish they would at least attempt to make it accurate.

Love how people think they can outrun a 300+ meter high wave thats coming at them xD

2012 is probably my fav on this list. Just a fun ride. A little serious, a little silly, but lots of fun. Great cast. Love the carrier scene with Donald Glover. Deep Impact would be the next. Lots of heart in that one. And coming in 3rd is Independence Day. Definitely a classic.

All I hear when watching this is spongebob singing about the best day ever

I think Contagion is a better viral outbreak movie than Outbreak because it feels like it could definitely happen any day now

nearly all of these take place in the U.S?

So that’s what happened to the twin towers

You wouldn't be able to look at a planet-killer asteroid as it streaked through the sky. It would glow like the Sun from the air being heated to plasma around it, except that while the Sun is 150 million km away, this would be less than a hundred km away. Everyone who saw it would be blinded and severely burned.

Of all these, I think the most realistic is “Outbreak” or a plague scenario. Rest are just movie glamourizations.

Anyone mentions Dr. Strangelove?

He's a crap captain to come up on the wave right under a tanker's propellers.

THESE IDIOT HUMANS NEVER LEARN. How many times have they re-built the Golden Gate Bridge in the same place after the Octopus pulled it down?

Really? Probably not! 😂😂😂

What does a fictional movie have to do with climate change ?

If you ever want to make a movie about mass extinction, get Roland Emmerich to direct it. Three of his movies are on this list.

I love the movie is about tsunami San Address

Hehe, Rumbling.

WORST THING IS - the REAL "end of our world" will be WORSE than any of these movies !
As someone wisely said: "The living will envy the dead."
Within 100 years after it happens, virtually no trace of our civilization will remain.
The few humans who DO survive will only remember the past in legends.

Terminator is the closest to our ending. Or Sum of all Fears. Everything else is fake and gay. But watching LA get destroyed never gets old.

My wife's parents often tell me about their experience in the largest ever recorded earthquake in history in Hebei China 1976, Its mental to think nearly 650,000 people died due to it and hardly anyone knows about it! They managed to get out but many family members were maimed and crushed to death as it happened at 3:40am.

One film id recommend on Omnicide can also be Threads

Much like the Sum Of All Fears its a film about nuclear war, except on a scale that can be described as apocalyptic