Alicia I love this movie so much

TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Afouotos Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

mraculeated The biggest problem with this movie is it’s a little better than you think it might be, which somehow makes it worse. As in, it takes itself a bit too seriously, which makes most of the movie feel kind of dull.

Amy Livingston (alivingston-16543) All you will hear from this film is everything that you don't want to know. But Michael Ruppert said it anyway. It's easier to not give a damn to everything that he's saying and everything that's happening anywhere. But he has shown that it might not be good idea if you aim to live and not just exist.

denis_deu This topic has been the lime-lite since decades,the facts are true no doubt,the movie lacked presentation,in the whole 120 mins we could just see the narrator babbling,and gloriously smoking,the first thing he should do is to reduce CO2 ..... well if he says fight GLOBAL WARMING in my opinion movie could have been more effective by adding more substantial facts,than just repeating the same things again and again making it monotonous .Of course it is the need of the hour to move our steps together so that we can give our contribution towards a better and Eco friendly Earth .Message is delivered to the audience.Well to me the movie was so so.I generally do not write a review but I did this time. there are plenty other documentary which according to me have connected well to the viewers.I would rate this movie 4 / 10.

grayzie5 This film is a mixture of dubious links, interesting tidbits, important truths, questionable claims and statements of the obvious.It's an interesting watch, even if you might be sceptical of the broader predictions of Ruppert's, and I certainly am. He seems to sway from interesting observation to a need to tie them all together into one centralised conspiracy. I'm not sure it's quite as simple as he paints it. Nevertheless I enjoyed the film.But I gave this film a 3 out of 10 anyway, because the style of this documentary is a complete rip of Errol Morris. Not influenced by. Not a nod to. A direct copy of the unique style of Morris, down to the music, the late cuts...everything.But Morris' films aren't just interesting for their style. They're interesting because he chooses fascinatingly nuanced and complex personalities who speak honestly about their subject matter.Ruppert just sounds like a guy who's a little too convinced he has it all figured out, and what's everyone to seek guidance from him as to what we should do next.

Carl The best documentary I've ever seen, Never got boring and sets the impending alarm bells off. What he talks of could effects 99% of the human race.... and all within a lifetime.The truth does hurt and ignorance is bliss. But ultimately people should know the likeliness of truth. Capitalism is the main culprit in all of this, as well as laziness, wastefulness of resources and an overpopulation. It won't be the end of the world, it will be the end of us, as we are now. A lot of people will struggle, way more than they do now. He ain't a prophet as some will suggest, he's just thinking for himself and coming to the conclusion he has. His points are valid and I ire anyone who can stand up and shout from the rooftop, of the stuff people/companies/governments brush under the carpet. Even if his time-lines are inaccurate, I don't think people should disregard his claims and regard him as a crackpot. What he says in this astonishing interview is weighing up a likely outcome that will effect virtually everyone on this planet.