The Age of Stupid

At the end of a timeline depicting the disasters Earth has to endure thanks to man's effect on global warming, an image of Earth is shown.

Despite all talk of melting ice caps and rising sea levels, Earth's land mass looks exactly as it does when the film was made.

A prophetic, beautiful documentary on how and why we are letting climate change happen without doing what we can to reverse it. Filmed in New Orleans, the UK, France, Nigeria, Iraq, Jordan, and Mumbai, the film follows people whose life has been impacted by the politics of oil.

This film had some clever portrayals of critical concepts, especially in the animated segments. It initially did a good job of paring down the major issues.

As always when I am going to watch a resource depletion/catastrophic/post-apocalyptic documentary I was in a very high mood. Not that I like what they say, but because maybe I can learn something and chat about it later with some of my friends.

The subject of climate change is often covered but rarely brought to the big screen. This ambitious low budget project is well worth viewing because it will make you think just that little more about how we're draining resources on earth.

Shell pays a PR company to paint them well.This is a group of social media hacks making money and selling their wares.

Hahahahahaha. I wonder how much carbon emissions it took to create this garbage?

Sometimes powerful documentary on global warming, it has two key problem. First, it often comes close to feeling like it is overstating its case, presenting things in a very skewered, Michael Moore like way, but without the irony or humor.

This program does not help planet earth, we as a race are going to fix problem. "all these trees getting in they way".

Every single economy, developed, developing, underdeveloped, Marxist, socialist, social welfare, mixed or full market depends on growth. Increasing population either through reproduction or immigration is the most destructive thing for the planet.