The movie is about a
woman that tells the story about how will be the in the world in 2100, and how
there will be a lack of resources, like water, gas, native forest, etc. The
story told by the main character is complemented by the opinion of many experts
in climate change.
Review
The movie shows
the importance on worrying about the way the anthropic influence over the earth
surface is collapsing our home, but personally I think that it has a very “American”
perspective of how the world is and it’s not really close to the reality lived
in other places of the planet, like South America and other 3rd
world countries, especially when they show all the catastrophes occur in the
United States, and the way they refer to China and India, about how they refused
to sing the climate change agreement, but in reality the USA is the country
which has refused to make a real engagement with the environment. I also think
that the expert’s opinions shown in the film is exaggerated and even
doomwatcher and doesn’t show concrete facts that confirm them affirmations,
which takes off seriousness to them opinions. Nevertheless I agree with the
importance in taking concern about the way the world is going, because if we
don´t do anything to prevent the future environmental disaster (maybe in a not
too near future) the human raze, and all the life in this planet will suffer
the consequences of our lack of environmental and social conscience.
Three things i would like to add
The use of clean energies, like eolic, solar, etc., as a way to
replace the polluting conventional energies that has been used until now.
The human raze hasn’t been living
too long in the earth to be the only responsible of the changes in the environment.
The American cosmovision is too catastrophic.
Daniel,
ResponderEliminarWC 313. Excellent. I really liked your review, it shows a clear point of view, and the criticism has solid arguments.
Pay attention to mistakes that can be confusing:
...how they refused to (sing) SIGN the climate change agreement...
Also, you say "the human raCe"...
Very Good. Cheers,
JC