Dave Hackman
Stunt Coordinator
- Joined
- Jan 11, 2000
- Messages
- 173
This was a great documentary about Global Warming. Here is a way for you to attend one of Al Gore’s presentations for the price of a movie ticket in the comfort of your local movie theater. For those afraid to be seen attending such a thing, it’s only a matter of time before it’s released on DVD where you can view it in complete anonymity.
Shocking as it may be there were no democratic registration sign up desks or abortion clinic literature in the lobby of the theater I attended. Sure, we laughed as one aloud at anything involving the bush administration and placed kick me signs on the back of presumed republican individuals but it was all in good fun. I’m only kidding on the later.
I haven’t felt so comfortable amongst fellow movie viewers since Fahrenheit 9/11. The attendee’s were like long lost friends. Open minded and receptive to the data and message brought before them. As Gore says, we are all contributors to global warming and it will require all of us to correct it. Therefore, the first step is to get off your gasses ass and see this film.
Al Gore isn’t a bore. He shows real passion while giving his presentation. Stiff and robotic are replaced with relaxed and caring. I nearly cried when he talked about the tragedies his son and his big sister went through. I commend him for his awareness on how special and unique it is for him to be given global warming data at an early age combined with his ability to deliver the information to so many people throughout the world due to his stature.
Nothing gets your attention like seeing where you live covered with water. According to the model predictions, if shelf ice in Greenland or Antarctica were to break off, sea levels could rise 20 ft. worldwide. Everyone in my theater (clw/tampa, FL.) would be dead. I don’t think any of us were nodding off after that.
I am glad this documentary was made because it educated me on the causes, consequences and methods to reduce Global warming.
Stick around during the credits for ways you can help
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Shocking as it may be there were no democratic registration sign up desks or abortion clinic literature in the lobby of the theater I attended. Sure, we laughed as one aloud at anything involving the bush administration and placed kick me signs on the back of presumed republican individuals but it was all in good fun. I’m only kidding on the later.
I haven’t felt so comfortable amongst fellow movie viewers since Fahrenheit 9/11. The attendee’s were like long lost friends. Open minded and receptive to the data and message brought before them. As Gore says, we are all contributors to global warming and it will require all of us to correct it. Therefore, the first step is to get off your gasses ass and see this film.
Al Gore isn’t a bore. He shows real passion while giving his presentation. Stiff and robotic are replaced with relaxed and caring. I nearly cried when he talked about the tragedies his son and his big sister went through. I commend him for his awareness on how special and unique it is for him to be given global warming data at an early age combined with his ability to deliver the information to so many people throughout the world due to his stature.
Nothing gets your attention like seeing where you live covered with water. According to the model predictions, if shelf ice in Greenland or Antarctica were to break off, sea levels could rise 20 ft. worldwide. Everyone in my theater (clw/tampa, FL.) would be dead. I don’t think any of us were nodding off after that.
I am glad this documentary was made because it educated me on the causes, consequences and methods to reduce Global warming.
Stick around during the credits for ways you can help
A
