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An Inconvenient Truth
a.k.a. An Inconvenient Truth Director: Davis Guggenheim Cast: Al Gore

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  • DVD Release Date: 11/21/2006
  • Rating: Rated PG
  • Sales Rank: 7,900

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Includes an update from Al Gore focusing on urgent points; audio commentary by director Davis Guggenheim; audio commentary by producers Lawrence Bender, Scott Burns, Laurie David, and Lesley Chilcott; Melissa Etheridge music video for "I Need to Wake Up"

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Former vice president Al Gore lends an appropriately sober face to the issue of global warming in this arresting documentary. Filmmaker Davis Guggenheim offers a fairly straightforward adaptation of Gore’s well-honed lecture, effectively enhancing it with elaborate graphics. Gore’s data is concise and accessible, thanks in large part to a state-of-the-art, slide-show presentation that includes computer-model charts, photos -- including distressing before-and-after shots of shrunken glaciers and otherwise degraded land masses -- archival footage, and even cartoons that dramatically illustrate the impact of global warming. His alarming point: that manmade pollution has wrought more drastic changes in a few decades than the planet had previously seen since the Ice Age. Not the world’s most natural public speaker or funnyman, the former veep nonetheless makes a compelling case for swift and decisive action. Ed Hulse, Barnes & Noble

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WoWby Anonymous

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May 21, 2008: After seeing this in school, this movie made me think a lot. so much that i had to tell my boyfriend to get this movie and see for himself what was happening in the world. This was an amazing fim and i wish that everyone got the chance to see it like i have. This was a life changing movie for me and i recomend it to everyone.

OK presentation, inaccuarate factsby Anonymous

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April 22, 2008: Many graphical examples and numerical facts used in this documentary are either inaccurate or terribly mislabeled. I agree that the climate needs to be preserved, but it isn't changing so rapidly as this suggests. The snows on the mountain in Africa have been melting for hundreds of years, not the last 20. I know these facts are all skewed so that the point will be proven better, but try to be a little more accurate when presenting facts.


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