In the Goofs section we have this:
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Errors made by characters (possibly deliberate errors by the filmmakers): The "Mayan 2012 thing" has a date of 21 December 2012, not 12 December 2012. Even if one assumes that Grant misstated the timing...
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This is wrong. Grant stated the date as 21 December, not 12 December. Later in the movie it is stated again as "twelve twenty-one twelve".
Nowhere in the movie can I hear a reference to 12 December.
Then why don't you submit an edit to the goof in question, you do know you are able to do that, granted who knows how long it'll take until the change goes through!
Michael
http://s1.sfgame.us/index.php?rec=58163
I thought of doing this, but couldn't be bothered at the time. You've talked me into it :) I just submitted a correction. I wonder how they decide on this. Do they take my word over the original poster, watch the movie themselves, or what? Perhaps they'll put both versions in.
shareI should point out, which I should've pointed out the first time is that americans tend to use the following:
Month/Day/Year
So, him saying 12/21/12 is actually correct if you're american.
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