Greedy Lying Bastards

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Greedy Lying Bastards

PG-13

2013

1h 30m

Documentary

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The filmmakers examine how and why oil companies and other special-interest groups cast doubt on climate change and stall efforts to combat it.

Critics Consensus

It's not particularly subtle, but Greedy Lying Bastards is effective in questioning the motives of climate change deniers.

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Peter Bradshaw

Guardian

09/26/2013

4/5

It is a splenetic, satiric attack on the formidable PR forces, spurious thinktanks and talking heads being mobilised in the US to attack the idea of man-made global warming.

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Adam Woodward

Little White Lies

09/26/2013

1/5

If you like being hectored, preached at and told you're wrong, then this is the film for you.

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Nigel Andrews

Financial Times

09/26/2013

4/5

This film is an awful warning and awful fun at one and the same time.

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Richard Propes

TheIndependentCritic.com

09/09/2020

3.5/4.0

There's something refreshing about a film that's willing to name names.

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Daniel Green

CineVue

03/05/2019

2/5

There's precious little 'exposed' in Greedy Lying Bastards that hasn't already been thoroughly examined in previous, vastly superior docs

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Jeremy Aspinall

Radio Times

09/27/2013

3/5

If ever a documentary needed Michael Moore's ability to debunk the rich and powerful in his inimitable sardonic style, it's here.

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geoff a

03/08/2016

A fair documentary which exposes the issues. But I'm afraid there are better. I found it to dwell too long on examples rather than exploring facts. And I'm afraid, as other have said, I didn't enjoy the narration.

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08/01/2015

Propaganda for the masses

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07/23/2015

An awfully biased movie full of lies and hatred.

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05/23/2014

I liked the doc. but the voice over/narrator's voice is too effeminate, in my opinion. Someone else being hired to present more dulcet tones would have helped this.

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04/06/2013

wow, communist propagandists ripping on job producers. Original. And it still sucks.

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03/23/2013

Anything that Christofascist Republicans don't want people to know about or talking about is something that is obviously worth seeing and talking about.

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Craig Scott Rosebraugh

Director

Enoch Adams

Actor

Kert Davies

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Myron Ebell

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Connie Hedegaard

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James Hoggan

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Synopsis

The filmmakers examine how and why oil companies and other special-interest groups cast doubt on climate change and stall efforts to combat it.

Director: Craig Scott Rosebraugh
Producer: Patrick Gambuti Jr., Craig Scott Rosebraugh, Jeremy Chilvers, Marianna Yarovskaya
Screenwriter: Craig Scott Rosebraugh, Patrick Gambuti Jr.
Distributor: One Earth Productions
Production Co: One Earth Productions
Rating: PG-13 (Brief Strong Language)
Genre: Documentary
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Mar 8, 2013, Limited
Release Date (Streaming): Aug 19, 2016
Box Office (Gross USA): $45.0K
Runtime: 1h 30m

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