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thermidorthelobster:
I'm watching it now having recorded it from the other night.

What a load of rubbish...  It's about as plausible as Mars Attacks.  I know it's only entertainment, but I get annoyed when films take a fact-based plot and scriptwrite it into fairlyland.  (U-571 anyone?)  If people understood where reality stops and fiction starts we'd be OK, but you only have to look at how many daft urban legends circulate the Internet under the banner "THIS IS A TRUE STORY!!!!!" to realise this isn't the case.

So for me the sad part is the number of people who will now associate climate change with overblown Hollywood effects rather than taking the time to understand the facts & science behind it.

Cassillis:
:lol:   Feeling better now after that David :?:   :wink:

strapping young lad:
a bit like pearl harbour where the americans won the war single handedly by sending ben affleck to fight the war for the RAF :)

and just as plausable as independence day or armageddon or deep impact


i could go on ;)

datalas:
or the last set of presidential elections, I mean, a chimpanzee running the most powerful nation on earth... as if....

oh... wait....


bother

Bulli:
FICTION, where would we be without the likes of Jules Verne and HG Wells?

You have to treat it as it is a romp in the land of fiction. The real issue with climate change is that noone really understands it. Bit like economics .... not yet an exact science!

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