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As one of those geologists working in the field for the last 40 years I have not seen any evidence to support global warming.
My analysis of this movie and Gores actions over the last couple years brings me to the conclusion that global warming is his way of staying important and relevant.
Ask any global warming alarmist or "journalist" one simple question- You say global warming is a major problem.
Global Warming is a Mass Media Hysteria and nothing more.
When people "exchange energy" I always wonder how much kJ is actually exchanged and how it may contribute to solving the global warming problem.
After all, its bleak future is closely linked with the consequences of global warming.
Pensacola is making a big noise in the global film community, and by and by, the world is taking more notice.
If ever there is a visual dictionary in global consumerism search for these definitions vital, ambiguous, unrelenting, epic, uncompromising and the sopranos shattered visage will be smiling right back at you.
It predicts the global chaos of WWII, but expands on the premise by having the conflict last 30 years, and then tells the epic tale of man's struggle out from under the rubble and into the wilds of space.
Astutely following Mardi Gras beads from China to the Carnival, the film reveals how the local is connected to the global through humor and interesting, compelling footage from both cultures.
(I might be wrong) But as far as I am aware, the show was conceptualized in 2005 and appeared on Global TV in Canada in early 2006.
The insular, paranoid Iranian government assert that this fine film maker is only successful overseas because he is part of a global conspiracy to embarrass them.
Another comedy about a plucky little country struggling through the jungle of the modern (for the forties) global world with only native wit and pluck to guide them, this is a fine entry in the Ealing cannon.
"Planet earth" is also a wake-up call that the global warming of our planet has disastrous consequences for all living creatures around the world.
Gathering 11 prominent international directors and allotting each of them 11 minutes, 9 seconds and 1 frame to create a segment of their choice; each short exploring the global reverberations of 9/11.
President Jack Kennedys artificial Intelligence said recently that drastic measures could be taken to stop Global Warming at any time.
Everyone I talk to enjoys this show and I believe it was foolish of Global to walk away.
Too bad that global had to say no to this one, foolish mistake.
The cinematographically skilled team of Richard Brooks Burton, Mike Holding, Adam Ravetch, and Andrew Shillabeer were animales in camera shooting the wondrous nature sites and animal instinctive behaviors; not to mention, the slo-mo animal prey shots were u n b e l i e a v a b l e. "Earth" is also a lesson learner on the global warming effect on the animals; the papa polar bear in the doc is the poster animal boy on that consequence.
Well if that is the case, than we need global tragedies more often because they really make the world think about life and become better people as a result.
Mainly because it's so global, mixture of different cultures and traditions.
For example, a real laugh could occur at the point in the movie when the dim-witted President ignores a global alien attack in order to listen to a children's' story.
So tell me if I have the story right........ Basically really old snow that contains the soul's of moose ghosts is melting due to global warming and when an oil company drills a hole it releases these evil moose ghosts to go around killing people and sending them crazy?
It has an excellent global rather than US or British focus and covers everything from the roots of metal to all it's various past and present incarnations with almost all of the information coming from either band members themselves, fans or interested third parties from various academic backgrounds.
I haven't really seen a welsh independent feature made by a welsh film maker that really feels like it could break out further than Wales and find a global audience.
'Kekelixi' ('Mountain Patrol') is one of those quiet, quasi-documentary films that now and then rises out of nowhere and has such an impact on the viewer that it has the potential for creating some global change action.
The global story is full of incoherences, scenes are illogical between each others, a lot of scenaristic "effects" are ridiculous (the chase with the monk in the hospital, the ambush against Reno with an old german machine-gun turret...).
My favorite is actually Sterling Hayden's theory about fluoridation of the water from DR. STRANGELOVE and the global commie plot to sap & impurify all of our precious bodily fluid.
And these are the same people getting worked up over global warming?
As a son who grew up in a family of communists, I found this movie very insightful: the twists and turns of what fervent idealists took to be worker's paradise through the 50s, 60s, 70s and then to the end of the dream in the late 80s/early 90s was very well portrayed, especially with Judy Davis' stalwart commitment, which was portrayed quite sympathetically; the dark side of her family relationships was also poignantly sketched, as were her son's struggles with history: both global and personal; all in all, a superb blend of the comic and the dramatic: a genre it's very easy to screw up and is rarely, if ever, handled as deftly as it was here.
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