El Mundo De Monte Mendoza

An Inconvenient Truth documentary with Al Gore, Jr.

I recently bought the DVD with former Vice-President Al Gore, Jr called An Inconvenient Truth. The movie was released in US theaters on May 24, 2006 and was released on DVD on November 21, 2006. The movie grossed about $24 million in the US and about $48.5 million worldwide (including the US gross). Al Gore, Jr. was born March 31, 1948 in Washington, DC. He does an awesome job of getting the attention of common folk, like me and perhaps like you. I plan on promoting this DVD on my main website called El Mundo De Monte Mendoza. He makes the issue of global warming very clear and easy to understand. I do my small part to help reduce global warming by taking the bus as often as possible. I plan on spending more time reading and studying about this issue and other environmental issues as well. There is also an excellent song by Melissa Etheridge in the movie called I Need To Wake Up. One of the extras on the DVD is the video of that song that Melissa wrote and performs. That song is on certain copies of her greatest hits CD called The Road Less Traveled. It is song number 18 on those certain limited edition CDs. I have that CD, but it has only 17 songs, ending with I Run For Life, which is also an excellent song. Thank you Al Gore for inspiring me to make changes in my life that will in a small, but important way, impact our future. I pray that you live a long life and that you continue this excellent mission that you are undertaking. For more information, see Al Gore's website called ClimateCrisis.net. There is a link below for that site. This movie won two Oscars. One for Best Feature Documentary and one for Best Original Song. This movie won several other awards also, which are listed in the link below for www.wikipedia.com . This is a perfect DVD to watch for Earth Day 2007 on Sunday, April 22, or for ANY day of the year...since every day truly needs to be Earth Day. I spent four hours of Earth Day 2007 picking up trash at a public park in Phoenix. I have been picking up trash year-round since 1974. I then came home and watched the DVD The Day After Tomorrow, the 2004 movie starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Dennis Quaid. Those two movies make a great double feature. On May 13, 2007, Sunday, I began reading the 328+ page softcover book by Al Gore. It costs $21.95 and it has a BUNCH of pictures, charts and graphs. If you want to order it, the ISBN for An Inconvenient Truth (the softcover book) is 1-59486-567-1. It should be very enlightening and informative. It was published in 2005.

Monte Mendoza April 21, 2007 Sat. 11:20 AM AZ time 

http://www.climatecrisis.net/ Official website for the movie.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/An_Inconvenient_Truth#Awards

imaclevergirl2
Al Gore was nominated and even perhaps won an award recently for that movie, documentary.
Apr-21-07 11:12:27 PDT Report this comment
imaclevergirl2
Yep, OSCAR for Best Documentary.
Apr-21-07 11:15:47 PDT Report this comment
gymmomj
Great source of info for us all. Now, we all need to DO SOMETHING ABOUT IT besides giving Mr. Gore kudos for the film.
Apr-21-07 11:19:36 PDT Report this comment
victorian_rose_inc
I watched this movie last weekend, and it really is an eye opener. It explains everything very well. Most documentaries are very boring. This one was not. I was practically glued to the TV through the whole movie. We also try to do our part to help protect the environment. We have started with changing out the majority of out light bulbs. They are expensive, and we have a ton of them, so we have to save before we change out the rest. So far we have changed out 36 bulbs. We have at least that many more to go. I didn't realize how many light bulbs are in this house, until we started doing this. I also don't work outside the home, so that saves on the car usage. My son only travels a couple miles. He can't walk because of the neighborhood that he has to walk through to get there, and the hours that he has to work. I would recommend that if someone has an opportunity to watch this movie, that they do so. We plan to get solar heating and electricity sometime in the future, but it is really expensive, so it will be awhile.
Apr-21-07 11:21:59 PDT Report this comment

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