Al Gore presents an extremely persuasive, entertaining and convincing
lecture on the science of global warming, it's impact and our role and
responsibility towards it. Like most people watching, I do not have a
scientific background and don't know enough about the science to verify
for myself the claims that Gore presents. Thankfully though, we live in
the information age where the research I have done has only supported
this movie.
To tackle some common complaints: first of all, Gore hardly mentions
the 2000 election at all, and where he does it is only presented within
the context of his motivation to hit the road and continue presenting
this lecture. To suggest he spends anything other then a couple of
minutes on this is a gross misrepresentation of the movie. Secondly,
Gore does not 'claim' anything himself here; he merely presents
inarguable fact to reach an inescapable conclusion. It is astonishing
that there are so many would-be intelligent people who try to muddy the
whole issue of global warming to satisfy a base desire to score some
cheap political point. It's inappropriate, irresponsible and dangerous.
Ultimately, this movie leaves you with both a desire to make a change
(and points you in the direction of how you can start) and leaves you
feeling an appropriate level of guilt for your part in the collective
eroding of our beautiful world that has taken place over the last fifty
years. Compelling and unexpectedly entertaining also, this is one of
the few must-see movies of 2006.
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