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Seemed like a huge movie in 04 but never hear about it anymore.


Is it forgotten or just not discussed?

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Aren't they still pushing all that global warming nonsense? Heatwave in fall: global warming. Extra chill in winter: global warming. Mild summer: sign of global warming. They blame it for everything.

I've sorta found it odd how the Vice President in this film is so obviously modeled off the actual Vice President and so it's basically like they seemingly created this fantasy world where Bush was killed.

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I always find it amusing that the same people who call global warming "nonsense" despite mountains of data are the same ones who believe in an all powerful sky fairy for which there is no data whatsoever.

"Nothing is more ill bred than trying to steal the affections of someone else's dog."

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AMEN!!! LOL!!!

Where's your God now, Moses?

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This is extremely funny and true. Moreover, the people who believe in the sky fairy the most don't get that the people who are the stars of the sky fairy's book don't believe the sky fairy is who he says he is to this day, despite telling those same readers that they are better than them because the sky fairy says so.

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Most hilarious and true IMDB comment ever, Scootergirl! xD

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The main argument isn't that global warming is nonsense, it's that it's not as immediate a problem as the left makes it out to be. There are other much more important concerns.

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Nice bait but the general acceptance of man-made climate change has never been higher and it's only going up. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scientific_opinion_on_climate_change The last ten years haven't been good to deniers (calling them doubter would give too much credit) at all. But I'm not surprised even that is getting downplayed, it's all certain groups can do at this point.

The movie is still a bit lame though, too on-the-nose and cliché.

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hmm in the seventies
Asbestos was safe
Tobacco was part of the healthy eating pyramid
Food kept [fresh] a few days
Sun exposure didn't cause skin cancer

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there's "I don't think it's real" and there is peer-reviewed data. besides, most say the causes of climate change are the crappy man-made toxins, etc... so you'd rather keep using these things and choose ignorance? or would you rather learn from a constant stream of new data, adjust your lifestyle and maybe live longer and healthier WHILE making the planet a better place over-all?

It's fine not to "believe" in something, but why would anyone want to remain stagnant in life? I never got that.

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Its played on TV every once in a while, so no it isn't forgotten about.

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I see nowhere in the op of people claiming climate change is not man made, that they are religious. Stereotype much?

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The reason nobody talks about the movie is because it is just silly liberal PC drivel that has no basis in reality, it is not even a good movie. Most people don't like Hollywood "lecture movies" and this is one of them with things like the cringe worthy we have to see the main character driving his hybrid Honda Insight and they keep focusing on that like he is a good little steward and saving the world by driving a hybrid when there is no reality in that when you drive a hybrid car, those cars actually pollute more in the way they are built/what is used to build them.

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oh the irony
capital L iberal is the opposite to you assertion

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If it's not discussed anymore, it's probably not popular anymore. It didn't stand the test of time.

Huge box office income, 330,000 votes (it was already "internet time") and only one page of discussion on imdb? It must be pretty rare for a 2004 movie...

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We didn't listen.

"But they knew they f**ed up." James Rolfe as AVGN

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I think a little bit of both.

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HBO has been showing it repeatedly for the last month or so. I've seen it twice so far.

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I thought it was silly back when I saw it in the theaters. I’m rewatching now on HBO as I type this. Still sillly, but surprisingly on par with what we see in CGI films today. But it’s a lot of fun. And, better than most superhero movies lately….

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It's still being shown on HBO months later.

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It was forgotten because the movie was a big fat pile of bullshit. It's one reason "Geostorm," "San Andreas," and "Sunshine" were forgotten too; shitty fake science and bad writing/acting.

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