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Old 02-27-2007, 01:22 AM   #1
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Thumbs up oscar goes to^^^^ Inconvient Truth

I viewed this fim a while back. I'm a strong supporter on this cause. We can't screw this planet up and go live somewhere else. Take the time if, you haven't seen this film and rent it out. We owe it to our kids and grand kids to leave it habitable for them to live

An Inconvenient Truth





User Rating: 8.3/10

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Genre:


Tagline:

A Global Warning
Plot Outline:

A documentary on Al Gore's campaign to make the issue of global warming a recognized problem worldwide.
User Comments:

Frightening realizations and insightful discussion -- Best movie I've seen in last year more





(Credited cast)
Al Gore... Himself
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Rated PG for mild thematic elements.
Runtime:

100 min
Country:

USA
Language:

English
Color:

Color
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Trivia:

The slide-show that is shown throughout the film is made in Keynote, Apple's presentation program. more
Goofs:

Revealing mistakes: When the shot of the ocean's current is on screen, the tail of the arrow resets from a pointed end to flat repeatedly when it overlaps the other line. more
Quotes:

George H.W. Bush: This guy is so far out in the environmental extreme, we'll be up to our neck in owls and outta work for every American. He is way out, far out, man. more
Awards:

Won 2 Oscars. Another 15 wins & 5 nominations

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Frightening realizations and insightful discussion -- Best movie I've seen in last year, 24 April 2006

I just got out of a sneak preview of this film, and I must say that it is the best movie I've seen in the last year. Go see it!

Whether you're a fan of Al Gore or not, he isn't really the issue here. He does a great job presenting the various forms of overwhelming evidence for global warming and mankind's link to it, but he doesn't do it in a political or spiteful way. He shows global temperature and atmospheric carbon patterns, and he shows that our last 20 years have been the highest by a longshot over the previous 600,000 years. Frankly, before seeing the film, I'd heard a lot of information about global warming being a myth, but this film dispels that notion with many independent pieces of evidence.

Even more importantly, it goes to show why we should care that global warming is occurring. As you may have seen in the trailer, if global warming continues at its current rate, the earth's coastlines will be flooded displacing tens of millions of people, it will increase the strength and frequency of hurricanes and tornadoes, it will irrevocably kill off many of the worlds glaciers, it will dry up lands interior to the coastline (like our heartland), and it will disrupt/kill species after species from polar bears to birds. These changes could occur in as short a time as ten to fifty years from NOW.

Lastly, he finishes with ways in which we can affect a change. It would be easy to see this film, get depressed about all the state of affairs, and throw up one's hands in despair, but the film offers us ways, big and small, to help reverse global warming's effects right now.

I urge you to see this film, you will not regret it.
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