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* [[Don't Shoot the Message]]: While real-life climatologists were glad to see the subject of climate change and global warming getting attention from Hollywood, they've expressed concern that the film's depiction of climate change might desensitize audiences to the reality of the issue. |
* [[Don't Shoot the Message]]: While real-life climatologists were glad to see the subject of climate change and global warming getting attention from Hollywood, they've expressed concern that the film's depiction of climate change might desensitize audiences to the reality of the issue. |
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* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: The moral of the film becomes more tolerable when you realize that it's not saying that Global Warming is going to turn the world into a wasteland in an absurdly short period of time, but it's actually saying that Gloabal Warming is happening faster than we think. |
* [[Fridge Brilliance]]: The moral of the film becomes more tolerable when you realize that it's not saying that Global Warming is going to turn the world into a wasteland in an absurdly short period of time, but it's actually saying that Gloabal Warming is happening faster than we think. |
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** So what you're saying is, it's brilliantly delivering a message that [[Word of God]] has tried to claim it doesn't have. [[Sarcasm Mode|I see no conflict there]]. |
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* [[Fridge Logic]]: Several places -- for example, the [[Heroic Sacrifice]] in the mall. |
* [[Fridge Logic]]: Several places -- for example, the [[Heroic Sacrifice]] in the mall. |
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** If the President had just stayed where he was, he could have lived. |
** If the President had just stayed where he was, he could have lived. |
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