Review of An Inconvenient Truth (2006) by Rajdoctor — 09 Feb 2007
An Inconvenient Truth I had heard lots of raving reviews for this documentary, but had missed it in the theatres in Amsterdam. I regretted that, and was eager to see the movie sometime. Today I saw the documentary, and let me say that I am not a Republic, nor an American, nor a Westerner, nor a Scientist.
I am just a one of the audience from a developing country, who gets worried of the way we are destroying this world and would like to do something to save our planet. The documentary is about 100 minutes long and 70 percent of it is about creating fear in the minds of Americans showing all the possible data about how the planet is getting destroyed.
The data and information in the documentary is presented nicely in very good visuals - making it simple and easy to understand. One gets convinced that surely the world is on a brink of major global disaster.
I was much interested in the last 30 minutes when Al Gore the main protagonist of the documentary starts talking about the solutions.
This review of An Inconvenient Truth (2006) was written by Rajdoctor on 09 Feb 2007.
An Inconvenient Truth has generally received very positive reviews.
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