The Great Warming

Name: The Great Warming
Genre: Documentary
Released: November 3, 2006
Duration: 120 min
Rating: 62

2006

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Discovery Channel | Release Date: November 3, 2006

Summary: Narrated by Alanis Morissette and Keanu Reeves, The Great Warming is a dramatic film about climate change that sweeps around the world to reveal how a changing climate is affecting the lives of people everywhere. (Stonehaven Productions)

Director: Judith Dwan Hallet

Genre(s): Documentary

Runtime: 120 min

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TV Guide Magazine Maitland McDonagh

An impressive parade of scientists, meteorologists and grassroots activists assert that humanity is capable of adapting to a changing climate, building sustainable communities without sacrificing modern-day comforts and even reversing some of the damage already done. Read full review

William Arnold

Does a solid job of dealing with the problem but with enough originality that it's not an exact duplication of the Gore film. Read full review

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A more diffuse and prettier case for global calamity that accents the positive and stresses the possibility of reversing the planet's headlong rush to extinction. Read full review

Laura Kern

A straightforward, quietly persuasive primer on the climate-change crisis. Read full review

Sam Adams

Unlike Gore's movie, which focused largely on what Americans had done to cause the problem and what they could do to fix it, The Great Warming treats global warming as a global issue. Read full review

Desson Thomson

How about a well-sustained argument for saving the planet instead of this round-robin approach? And where are those holdouts of humanity who believe humans shoulder no blame for carbon dioxide buildup? Let's hear from them, too, and draw our own conclusions. Read full review

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