Subliminal Nonsense

Actually, it is you who is delusional if you don't see how the oceans are warming and hurricanes are stronger than they have ever been. The film uses what is actually going on in the world and the result was a strong, low-budget horror film.

I thought it was a good, not perfect movie. It is not a rip-off of "The Thing" or "The Shining", but it resembles "The Twelve Months of the Summer" very much (which is much better, no cheesy animations)

and slasher movies are against pre marital sex and drugs?

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Conservatives making fun of liberals for using fear and drinking the kool-aid. What is this? Bizarro world? Funny.

When have conservatives ever been right on matters of science? It's always protect the corporate / church / religion / monarchy interests over new scientific discoveries, think cigarettes companies, aids, segregation, all the way to persecuting Darwin and Galileo when they could get away with obscurantism. Not anymore. Conservative propaganda doesn't stick like it used to, as made evident by the last election.

I don't consider myself liberal or conservative. I typically try to avoid politics

I thought this was an excellent film. Whether one believes in global warming or not, it should be clear to people that we are destroying the earth in multiple ways, every day.

~Spirit desire, spirit desire, we will fall.~

I agree with GeneticSugar.

Regardless if you are a climate-change denier or believer, nobody can reasonably dispute that man made technology is causing damage to the environment.

Furthermore, it would be reasonable to believe that it can't hurt to make efforts to reduce our carbon footprint. How can responsible recylcing techniques, or driving an ultra low emissions vehicle be detrimental to our environment? How can reducing your consumptions of petrol products and other chemical substances in every day life have a negative impact on your health?

Is the OP suggesting the world has unlimited resources and at the current rates of consumption, we'll never deplete them? If world population continues to expand, along with our consumption, will the environment just accomodate us?

I'm not trying to provoke an argument, I'm sincerely interested what the OP believes so I can try to understand his viewpoint better. I understand that the denial group believes there's no hard evidence to support climate change theories, but I'm not sure I understand how they justify not supporting a pro active approach to reducing overall carbon footprint(s).

Left-wing, right-wing, liberal, conservative...I'm not interested in those aspects. All I have to do is walk outside to see absolute evidence of global warming. I remember winters as a child (I'm 48), and they were definitely colder and much longer. I remember eating icicles (sp?), actually needing a winter coat, and having to wrap the pipes outside for weeks at a time. It's been 12 years since I've seen an icicle, and that was just because we had an ice storm in early January, when my first grandson was born. The winters here (Louisiana) now can barely be called winter, and the summers are horrendous. It's gotten to where the kids can't play outside during the middle of the day, and when I was young, we spent all day every day of the summer outside.
So, OP, you can believe what's convenient for you, but when you pull your head out of uhhhhmmm...the sand, you're going to be in for a big surprise.
Any movie that makes us think twice about continuing to use fossil fuels shouldn't be bashed just for that. It's just a part of the movie; there's a lot more to it.


You know the sound of wind rushing through treetops? That's my signature.