Aerial footage of 54 countries, a depiction of how Earth's problems are
all interlinked. The activities of humanity are threatening the
ecological balance of the planet, possibly to it's limits. The first 15
minutes are of Earth's beginnings, the next hour details the progress of
man on Earth. Most of the remaining portion describes global warming
and the crisis of carbon emissions. The final few minutes are actions
being taken to stem global warming.
I did not like the soundtrack music for this
film, how many collections of church music were searched to create this? The gloom and doom is real but it makes a knot in your stomach, how can
one person combat any of these dire warnings? The aerial photography is
beautiful. It seems the actions we're taking are too little and too late
to reverse our mistakes? 3* (This movie is OK)
118 min, Doc
directed by Yann Arthus-Bertrand with Glenn Close, Jacques Gamblin.
Note:
Blockbuster 3 1/2*, imdb 8.4 out of 10, 0% critic 85% audience on Rotten
Tomatoes.
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