A kinder, gentler global warming docu.
The Great Warming (2006)
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Reviews Counted:9
Fresh:6
Rotten:3
Average Rating:6.3/10
Synopsis: Keanu Reeves and Alanis Morissette narrate this alarming documentary about the phenomena of global warming.
Director: Michael Taylor
Director: Michael Taylor
Reviews for The Great Warming
The Great Warming makes it abundantly clear that passivity is not an option.
An impressive parade of scientists, meteorologists and grassroots activists assert that humanity is capable of adapting to a changing climate, building sustainable communities without sacrificing modern-day comforts and even reversing some of the damage.
A sober, smart and blunt environmental-catastrophe-to-come documentary.
Michael Taylor and Karen Coshof's slickly made documentary serves as a tidy primer on climate change, making up in breadth what it lacks in exhortation.
Does a solid job of dealing with the problem but with enough originality that it's not an exact duplication of the Gore film.
How about a well-sustained argument for saving the planet instead of this round-robin approach?
... The Great Warming, along with An Inconvenient Truth, the other widely released documentary to address climate change this year, should be required viewing by all.
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