"May be a kindred spirit to An Inconvenient Truth, but in terms of style, tone, and scope, this Leonardo DiCaprio-produced and narrated documentary on climate change is a wholly different beast." - Nick Schager

Fairly well done. Would've been a big event had it come out several years earlier but now it's another in a long line of 'canary in the coal mine' documentaries and it doesn't have a lot new to add to the equation. Not great visually but it flows from thought to thought quite effectively. I wish there was more time spent on specific solutions that were alluded to. I think the audience is ready for that now.

Brilliant doc' that had plenty of thoughtful theories I hadn't heard of before. The film made a wealth of important connections, and most importantly, gave suggestions for solutions.

Difficult to criticise as it makes valid points, but I prefer The Corporation. There are also obvious comparisons to An Inconvenient Truth, Enron: The Smartest Guys... and it has a watered-down version of the imagery in Zeitgeist.

very good documentary about the tumultuous riptide of foreseen events we are about to endeavor.

A well formed doc about important issues we need to own up to.

Another good documentary about the environment and how we need to change not just ourselves, but our culture as well. I understand Leo feels strongly on this issue, but he wasn't the right choice for the narration.

"Nothing new under the increasingly hotter sun, but still relevant."

Less "numbers" than IT but equally as scary and jarring.