Worth a watch?

[Naki Rat]

Going by the 13,000 or so comments about this I'm guessing it's going to be thought provoking at the least.... 1 1/2 hours +

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jqxENMKaeCU
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[Naki Rat]

Downloaded the HD version and played it back on the TV with excellent results.

Very sobering portrayal of our squandering of the Earth's resources though I do struggle with the anthropogenic global warming thing. Oil and water depletion was well presented with some very clever turns of phrase.

Now just have to work out how to capture the YouTube download for future replay. Help?

[Thaeos]

http://keepvid.com

[Swoop]

Now just have to work out how to capture the YouTube download for future replay. Help?
youtubedownloader

http://youtubedownload.altervista.org/#

[bogan]

yeh, was worth a watch, used swoops link to get the 720p version, some beautiful shots of nature, pity its all turning to shit!

[peasea]

yeh, was worth a watch, used swoops link to get the 720p version, some beautiful shots of nature, pity its all turning to shit!

Relax, plenty more planets in the universe.

[Headbanger]

I wouldn't stress over it, eventually we will have a massive die back, Humans will no longer be the dominant species and the earth will return to a more balanced time.

It will take a couple hundred thousand years but thats just a blink of an eye in the grand scheme of things.

[Big Dave]

I lasted till 'Water can be Ice'.

[Mort]

Awesome film - thanks