Everything's Cool (2007)
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Reviews Counted: 8 Fresh: 4 Rotten:4 Average Rating: 4.9/10
Rated: Not Rated
Runtime: 1 hr 34 mins
Runtime: 1 hr 34 mins
Theatrical Release: Nov 23, 2007 Limited
Synopsis:
This comedic documentary tackles a very serious topic: global warming. EVERYTHING'S COOL focuses on a group eager to change Americans' attitudes about climate change. With time growing short, these people must defend the earth against people who would unwittingly destroy it.... [More]
Genre: Comedies
Starring: Salma Hayek, Jake Gyllenhaal
Director: Daniel B. Gold, Judith Helfand
Producer: Daniel B. Gold, Judith Helfand, Chris Pilaro, Adam Wolfensohn
Composer: Stephen Thomas Cavit
Producer: Daniel B. Gold, Judith Helfand, Chris Pilaro, Adam Wolfensohn
Composer: Stephen Thomas Cavit
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04/03/08 03:15 AM
While the film offers plenty of food for thought along the way, it's hard not to wish that it contained more nutritional value.
11/28/07 03:15 AM
Top Critic No one who has read more than a couple of articles about global warming will learn anything from this movie, but there is some amusement value.
11/24/07 05:48 AM
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11/23/07 03:15 AM
Top Critic addresses the problem of making an American public aware of climactic catastrophe as if it were 1999 and Clinton still the president.
11/22/07 05:59 PM
Gratingly condescending toward its audience and sorely lacking in any substantive information about the problem or the solution.
11/20/07 01:10 PM
Top Critic
Everything's Cool understands that a pretty face like Jake Gyllenhaal's in The Day After Tomorrow is sometimes necessary to sell an important story.
10/23/07 12:58 PM
Gold and Helfand paint a considerably livelier cinematic tableau than An Inconvenient Truth as they interview a diverse cross-section of artists, scientists and average Joes who are devoting themselves to the betterment of the environment.
02/28/07 02:28 PM
Top Critic A tighter focus would serve the film's educational agenda much better, but it's a modestly entertaining and occasionally eye-opening documentary.
02/17/07 11:55 PM
I really liked this film more than I did An Inconvenient Truth, as Everything's Cool made the subject matter into a palatable form that actually made it interesting instead of depressing.
01/25/07 12:27 PM
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