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"The 11th Hour" is the last moment when change is possible. The film explores how we've arrived at this moment -- how we live, how we impact the earth's ecosystems, and what we can do to change our co...( read more
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I see a lot of people complaining about "the constant barrage of information" from scientists that "goes over my head" in this film. I, on the other hand, believe what we need is a constant barage of information to combat the constant barrage of propaganda inflicted on us by corrupt officials as well as corporations that care about only one thing: money. I guess they don't seem to realize that they and their children (and on and on) live here too... This is eye opening just as is "An Inconvenient Truth".
A pretty straight forward documentary on global warming. Following in the footsteps of "An Inconvenient Truth," this also hits on a lot of the same points. The 11th Hour however, doesn't seemed to be as organized and easy to follow as Gore's documentary. It's an endless parade of scientist talking a bit over my head. The message is great, but the presentation needs work. It's also produced and narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio, but he manages to missing for a majority of the film. "If you only have time for one global warming documentary...I'd make it "An Inconvenient Truth.
Didn't finish it. Didn't want to. The film doesn't have direction and it's all over the place. It contradicts itself in so many ways. Crap!
This documentary is more than just about the climate change (for example AN INCONVIENT TRUTH), it also involves the humanity in every sense of the word. It projects how humans and any living and organic things are cooperating in this world, and how our actions affect the environment.
It's quite an interesting film, although i would say that not everyone will like it because sometimes the explanations get a little too complicated. But it always depends on your level of knowledge of the subject matter.
Has lots of good info, but is a bit too academic. The constant barrage of information gets a bit heavy after a while.
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