An Inconvenient Truth (2006)
A documentary on Al Gore's campaign to make the issue of global warming a recognized problem worldwide.
- Davis Guggenheim
- John Stewart
- Davis Guggenheim
- Al Gore
Rating: 7/10 by 860 users
Alternative Title:
Una Verdad Incómoda - ES
Uma Verdade Inconveniente - BR
Une vérité qui dérange - FR
An Inconvenient Truth: A Global Warning - US
Неудобна истина - BG
Epämiellyttävä totuus - FI
Mia enohlitiki alitheia - GR
Neugodna istina - HR
Kellemetlen igazság - HU
Niewygodna prawda - PL
Uygunsuz gerçek - TR
불편한 진실 - KR
不愿面对的真相 - CN
麻烦的真相 - CN
绝望真相 - CN
Country:
United States of America
Language:
English
Runtime: 01 hour 40 minutes
Budget: $1,000,000
Revenue: $46,243,000
Plot Keyword: politics, self-destruction, truth, climate, climate change, greenhouse effect, crisis, earth, global warming, destruction of planet, nature, environment, fake documentary, audience, environmental destruction, destruction of earth, environmental issues, political documentary, climate engineering, climate breakdown, observational documentary, environmental documentary, climate emergency, climate crisis
An Awful Lie would be a better title. The BS spewed out by Al Gore has been debunked numerous of times. His campaign was a "I lost the campaign for presidency so now I have to find some way of getting people to notice me". News flash: You lost the presidency because your politics sucks and so does you green preaching!
This documentary about Gore and his presentation are as relevant now as when this was shot. We continue to pump CO2 into our atmosphere even as a majority of Americans have come around on the facts of global warming. Gore takes the optimistic position in "An Inconvenient Truth," but today we see that it is not "political will" that holds us back but the will of a few powerful, monied interests. In America science must bow to money, even when the future of our wellbeing is on the line. I think the average billionaire would rather be rich than healthy, rather make money than have a gorgeous Earth to live on. The second lesson, ten years later, is that elections matter. George W. Bush and Donald Trump, the great presidential mistakes of the 21st Century, have dropped a ball that Al Gore and Hillary Clinton would have caught handily. Imagine where we would be with consistent, pro-environmental leadership for the last 20 years. "An Inconvenient Truth" isn't just a lesson in climate change. It shows the importance of our election in American later this year.
