Michael Bay and 2012: The War for Souls

Michael BayTransformers director Michael Bay is eyeing sci-fi author Whitley Strieber’s forthcoming novel 2012: The War for Souls.

According to TMZ, Bay will produce the film adaptation, which he also hopes to direct. Alex Kurtzman and Roberto Orci (Star Trek XI) are supposedly producing and writing the screenplay adaptation. The 336 page novel is expected in book stores in September 2007.

TMZ Reports:

“Apparently, 2012 will be a big year for planet Earth, at least according to many folk traditions: 2012 is suppossedly to be a year of either great spiritual transformation — or apocalypse. The Mayan calendar held that it would be a time when the existing world order would be reversed. Nostradamus forecasted that a rather large comet would rudely arrive on Earth’s doorstep no later than 2012. The Roman Catholic Saint Malachy predicted that in 2012, the last Pope would arrive, triggering Judgment Day. And in both “The X Files” and amongst certain UFO theorists, 2012 is the year aliens invade Earth. Even regular, non-nutty scientists also speculate that in 2012 a polar reversal will take place on carth, and that once the earth starts rotating in the opposite direction, natural disasters of unknown proportions may occur.”

Sounds very interesting. I’m all for any movie that involves Michael Bay and a lot of special effects filled action sequences.

Did You Know: The Mayan calendar ends on December 21st 2012. They believed that would be the day the world would end.

  • ben
    it's so funny to see people who are JUST reading about this ... it's funny to read what they write about it ... their reactions.

    It's about time you all caught up.

    Ben
  • Craig
    If you want some backround on the concept of the Mayan calendar that is the basis of Micheal Bay's new "2012" movie then you can check out:

    http://www.aventurasclub.com/mayandoomsday.en.html

    It explains a little about the whole doomsday theory.

    Its pretty cool actually.
  • Ben
    I didn't mean to sound Snyde. I'm just saying.

    Worldpeace,
    Ben
  • Name
    Did you know that the Mayans never made any prediction about the end of the world? The long count calendar simply ends in 2012. It's almost as if they ran outta space on the stone.
  • osilver10
    that is false, the mayan did not believe it was going to be the end of the world. STOP making ignorant stuff up, they believed it was going to be the end of the 5th era, that huge astronomical events were going to reshape the way mankind lived in the world after 2012. 2012 was never the end of the world, it may be the end of an era, the end of possibly man kind but not of earth. IF and when it happen we will know, why worry about it now. There is nothing we can do but wait.
  • BS
    "and that once the earth starts rotating in the opposite direction, natural disasters of unknown proportions may occur.”.. !!! The pole shift means exactly pole shift not changed direction of the rotation of the planet.
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