oscar isaac's narration in this.... environmentalist king

I think my teacher really wants to depress us because we've watched 3 documentaries about earth dying in the past 2 weeks.

an inconvenient truth (2006) is shook

i think oscar isaac just convinced me to go vegan and buy a tesla

From the maker of the masterful ''Inside Job'' comes an underwhelming entry-level doco on climate change. Whether it be the exotic locations shot with sexy aerial photography or the emphasis on corruption in 3rd world governments, the film approaches its subject along a well-worn path at the expense of the viewer's personal identification with an issue that is essentially based in the everyday experience.

In fact, the film has a suspicious corporate agenda of its own - often using images of open-cut mines and other environmental disasters as a hellacious contrast to the shiny new Tesla electric car - suggesting that sustainability is only an act of consumerism away, while conveniently ignoring the problem of latent energy use inherent in such technological innovations.

Check out the French indie doco ''Tomorrow'' instead.

i thought this was a cure for wellness from the poster............i've been deceived!!!!

but for real......why are we such destroyers?

oscar isaac singlehandedly stops climate change

About 10+ different stories/topics explored that could float their own documentary, but Ferguson has a real talent for simplifying and clarifying complicated or unwieldy information.

Counters the doomsday scenarios with real solutions and positivity within the doc, not just a URL at the end.

Really strong work.

We chose wrong.

As a documentary, I thought it was fine. There are some hard hitting and emotionally resonant things in this but for the most part it seemed a little preachy.

Really fascinating. But I think any film on climate change that doesn't scare the piss out of you didn't quite hit the mark. This one came very close though.

Also Oscar Isaac is trying way too hard to sound like a serious narrator.

Academy Award®-Winning documentary filmmaker Charles Ferguson (Inside Job, No End in Sight) turns his lens to address worldwide climate change challenges and solutions in his new film TIME TO CHOOSE. Featuring narration by award-winning actor Oscar Isaac, TIME TO CHOOSE leaves audiences understanding not only what is wrong, but what can to be done to fix this global threat. Ferguson explores the comprehensive scope of the climate change crisis and examines the power of solutions already available. Through interviews with world-renowned entrepreneurs, innovators, thought leaders and brave individuals living on the front lines of climate change, Ferguson takes an In-depth look at the remarkable people working to save our planet. Solid documentary....

I think my teacher really wants to depress us because we've watched 3 documentaries about earth dying in the past 2 weeks.

From the maker of the masterful ''Inside Job'' comes an underwhelming entry-level doco on climate change. Whether it be the exotic locations shot with sexy aerial photography or the emphasis on corruption in 3rd world governments, the film approaches its subject along a well-worn path at the expense of the viewer's personal identification with an issue that is essentially based in the everyday experience.

In fact, the film has a suspicious corporate agenda of its own - often using images of open-cut mines and other environmental disasters as a hellacious contrast to the shiny new Tesla electric car - suggesting that sustainability is only an act of consumerism away, while conveniently ignoring the problem of latent energy use inherent in such technological innovations.

Check out the French indie doco ''Tomorrow'' instead.

oscar isaac singlehandedly made me a vegan in this chillis tonight

i think oscar isaac just convinced me to go vegan and buy a tesla

Look, this won't change your life, but Charles Ferguson knows how to direct a doc, the editing is real good, and there are worse voices to hear for an hour and a half than Oscar Isaac's.

Another hard hitting climate change documentary. The segment on Nigeria is a mirror for what is happening in other countries - that is many are living in poverty whilst a few are luxuriating from the country's (oil) wealth and are quite happy with the status quo. Let's hope these greedy bastards get a good dose of gout (or something).