More Arthur Christmas: Part II

Last year on November 5th, a film came out in the U.S. called, Due Date.

The film was about two guys (above) and a dog making their way across the country.

This year we have Arthur Christmas.  A movie that isn't related all to the one above:

Except... it IS related.  As a matter of fact, there is a relationship with  the 2 movie posters.  Do you see what it is?

See it now?

Due Date is not just a movie title.  It's a code.

The code and it's meaning expired last November but it's worth taking a small look back.

In February of 2010 there was the Port-au-Prince megaquake.  Shortly after, there was the Concepcion megaquake in Chile.  Put them together and you "Prince Concepcion" or the "birth of the prince."

With a conception, you have a "due date."  The due date was figured by taking the dates of the 2 quakes, finding the date in between and calculating 9 months later.

That date happened to be November 19 or 3 days after Prince William announced his plans to marry Kate Middleton.   In other words, the code was wrong by 3 days.  We had said that it could be wrong by as much as 2 weeks.

This is not hindsight.  The date November 19th was known many months ahead of time; as a matter of fact, it was known in March of 2010.  (And there is documented proof of this as well.)  I was not the one who devised the idea as it was conglomerated effort.

I am the however, the one who first noticed the film, Due Date was set to arrive about the time of the "birth."

How did we know the code was about Prince William.  More or less, it was intuition.  There's a lot more to it and I'd advise you to read the stuff here.  It does go off on a tangent but there's some unbelievable synchs in there.

So we know the Due Date film (although not necessarily the plot) is important.  Even a year later.  And we know this now because the two posters are connected via the Elizabethian collar on the dog and the reindeer, respectively.

The collar name comes from the collars worn during Queen Elizabeth I's era.   Which brings us back to the film, Arthur Christmas.

In the Arthur Christmas film, Santa Claus has a giant spaceship where he and all the elves do their thing.   (The spaceship is called, "Santa 51.")

Although the name of the ship isn't that important, it's wise to note that the film Due Date was filmed not too far from Roswell, New Mexico and here we have a spaceship referencing Area 51.  Not that important but worth noting.

More worth noting however is that we are given a big clue in the trailer:

Although the timer says COUNTDOWN TO CHRISTMAS what if we instead counted forward from Christmas 2011?

When we do the calculation, we get the date June 4, 2012.  And what happens June 4, 2012?  Well...

The Transit of Venus is June 5th and 6th.  And if we count December 25th, 2011 when we count 162 days ahead, we come to June 5th.

And what will the Venus Transit mean?

TO BE CONTINUED...