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A look at the state of the global environment including visionary and practical solutions for restoring the planet's ecosystems.
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Turn mankind's darkest hour into its finest
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In the caption describing a U.S. Senate hearing on oil company profits, one of the testifying companies is misspelled: "ExxonMobile." The correct spelling is ExxonMobil.
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Wangari Maathai:
Well, I don't only *think* that the biosphere is in trouble. I know it is. I just have to look around...
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Survivor (2000)
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Release Date:
10 October 2007 (Philippines)
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Box Office
Opening Weekend USA:
$60,853,
19 August 2007
Gross USA:
$707,343
Cumulative Worldwide Gross:
$985,207
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1.85 : 1
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This very insightful documentary is not about the death of the world. Those whom extol such are, in my opinion, foolish dramatists. Rather, it is about the death of our species.
DeCaprio excels in bringing forth the intelligentsia who bring not only educated opinion but factual data. Facts show the Earth is suffering from the abuses of people. And the greatest abuses come from the largest and most technological countries. Yet, some of the worst abuses come from small, undeveloped countries too poor to encourage environmental regulation.
With all the pollution of land, sea, and air, we as people will ultimately succumb, unless we take great action to replace what we remove, or accept our need to find alternatives.
Global warming may be real or not. I haven't been around for a hundred thousand years or so, so I can't really say. In my oh so short time on this planet, I feel I can say one thing and that is we sure are doing a lot more to hurt ourselves, and this planet, than help.
Five stars for The 11th Hour.