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(7309) 6.4 98 min 2017 Subtitles and Closed Captions

An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth to Power is a movie starring Al Gore, Cory Booker, and George W. Bush. A decade after An Inconvenient Truth (2006) brought climate change to the heart of popular culture, the follow-up shows just how...

Genres
Documentary
Director
Jon Shenk, Bonni Cohen
Starring
Bill Clinton, Al Gore, George W. Bush, Cory Booker

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Genres Documentary
Director Jon Shenk, Bonni Cohen
Writer Al Gore
Stars Bill Clinton, Al Gore, George W. Bush, Cory Booker
Country USA
Also Known As La Verdad Incómoda 2, Una verdad incómoda 2, Una verdad muy incómoda: Ahora o nunca, En ubehagelig oppfølger, En obekväm uppföljare, Immer noch eine unbequeme Wahrheit: Unsere Zeit läuft, La verdad incómoda 2, Eine unbequeme Fortsetzung: Der Stand der Dinge, An Inconvenient Sequel: Truth To Power, O continuare incomoda: Putere si adevar, Kellemetlen igazság 2, Uma Verdade Mais Inconveniente, Niewygodna prawda 2, Uygunsuz Gerçek 2, En ubekvem sandhed 2, An Inconvenient Truth 2, Una scomoda verità 2, Emmet matrida yoter, 不願面對的真相2, Uma Sequela Inconveniente: A Verdade ao Poder, 不都合な真実2 放置された地球, Une suite qui dérange: le temps de l'action
Runtime 1 h 38 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
Subtitles Português  日本語  Čeština  Australia  한국어  Filipino  Tiếng Việt  हिन्दी 
Quality 480p, 720p, 1080p, 2K, 4K
Description A sequel to The Inconvenient Truth, the follow-up documentary addresses the progress made to tackle the problem of climate change and Al Gore's global efforts to persuade governmental leaders to invest in renewable energy, culminating in the landmark signing of 2016's Paris Climate Agreement.

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Lori
Tuesday, 14 Apr 2020 16:02

I am a subscriber of this channel so that means I got a lot of that time back, but the story is clear. It is about the A-Team, and about the modern science of our society, how this happened, what happened, and how it is dealt with. For a simple movie, it has been done very well. The special effects are great. The actors are great. You can clearly see the work put into it, and also the amount of work that goes into all the movies they make. This is an absolute must watch.
Amy G.
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 17:23

This is an excellent documentary, much better than any of the other climate change films we have been subjected to. It is not about the weather. It is about how the people who know about global warming are threatened by those who don't. As with the other climate change films, it is extremely informative. The film starts out with a sobering and upsetting presentation of the effects of global warming and concludes with a report card for the level of damage that has been done to the planet. As this film continues, it begins to demonstrate that those who have been most affected by global warming are those who work on global warming programs. The documentary presents several interviews with individuals who work on global warming programs and those who work on climate change programs. Those interviewed give the viewer an idea of the types of work they do, and what their professional responsibilities are. The interviews were conducted in 2007. It is important to remember that these interviews were done at the time the global warming agenda was being created. The film focuses on one program in particular, the Global Warming Program at the U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration. This program is the only program of its kind that produces a comprehensive global warming report card. This program uses the input of experts and scientists who study global warming. The results of this program are presented in a very accessible and professional manner. The film also includes some interviews with individuals from other parts of the world, and a few from the U.S. The interviews with other countries focus on the importance of collaboration between nations to combat global warming. This film is a must see for anyone who wants to learn more about the global warming agenda. I have given this film a 10 rating. If you have not seen it, do yourself a favor and see it.
Keith G.
Sunday, 12 Apr 2020 00:53

This film really shows you the truth behind some of the headlines that are not true, it really gives a good view of how the press was all set up in the early 1900's to control the public's perception of the government and how it has been working on that to this day. It also shows how some of the people who were in charge of the press during this time period were corrupt and not what they claimed to be. This film is great because it really shows you the truth and you can tell for yourself if it's the truth or not. It's one of those films that you have to watch, I have a hard time saying that it's one of the best documentaries you'll ever see, but it is one of those films that is worth watching.
Wayne May
Friday, 10 Apr 2020 03:40

This documentary is a must watch. It is as good as The Frontline series. It is truly disturbing and depressing to see the lengths that the government and corporations will go to in order to extract wealth from people who have done nothing wrong. If there is one message that I can give to everyone is that you must watch this film.
Samantha Wright
Thursday, 09 Apr 2020 20:09

As a documentary film, it's hard to deny that the film is very well made. However, I believe that some viewers may feel confused and disoriented by the length of the film. This is because there are a few changes in the documentary. For example, after the "faux "mission" at the end of the film, many viewers might assume that all the Gulf War veterans had been exposed to Agent Orange. However, it was a single person who used a water cannon that was affected by Agent Orange and there were only a handful of veterans that used the spray. It's a very small number and it would be difficult to test for Agent Orange in the water of a single person. Also, there is no mention of Agent Orange being used in Vietnam. In fact, I think the documentary had an extremely different tone. I feel that it did a good job of showing both sides of the story. I believe that if the film was longer, viewers would have understood the true and tragic story behind the Gulf War veterans and those that were exposed to Agent Orange. However, I am glad that the documentary is at such a great length.
Hannah Adams
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 21:30

Why are people still using water bottles to carry water to the beach. It is a simple matter of "one man's trash is another man's treasure". What really happens is the government uses the good intentions of the common people as the justification for their power. When it comes to the US, the poor do not see a difference between their "public" and "private" property. When it comes to the food the government buys, people are not allowed to vote for their own greed. This is what the Tea Party is all about. Do not trust the government. Do not trust the people. They may think that you are rich, but they do not know what you are really worth. Vote with your dollar. Then they will know you. Vote against the Tea Party. Vote with your dollars. This movie is a must see for everyone. It is very powerful and informative. People need to know that their government is using them to accomplish their own selfish agenda. What this movie does is tell the American people to realize that their government is not the most important person in the world. They are the ones that decide who lives and who dies. They are the ones that do not understand the meaning of democracy. We have all been brainwashed. We have been trained to believe that we are the masters of our own lives and we are the rulers of the world. We are the ones that determine what we eat and how we are treated by the world. We are the ones that are in charge of what we are allowed to eat, and how we are treated by the world. This movie is a must see. I suggest everyone to see it. I believe that the American people have a duty to warn them of the dangers that they are in. When you watch this movie, remember the message. It is very powerful and very good. Watch it now!
Albert
Tuesday, 07 Apr 2020 13:58

I am a 59 year old man. I am quite a pro-lifer, however, I am definitely pro-choice. I did not really watch the movie for the political content, I just wanted to see that they were pro-life. And that was my main reason for watching it. They got the job done! So many pro-lifer friends were angry, and it seemed like the movie was making fun of them. But it didn't, it was a pro-life movie. So don't let anyone convince you otherwise. I watched this movie not knowing the movie would be pro-life. I really was disappointed that they had done it this way. The film was well made. I found myself thinking about this movie and I was actually angry that they made it this way. The anti-abortion forces in the United States have not changed their views. They just seem to be saying "hey, it's ok to be anti-choice, because pro-lifers are the ones who have done the evil." The anti-abortionists have just turned it around and are now saying "you're pro-life because you're pro-choice." I do believe that this movie was really good, and I am really glad that it was made. It was a must see. I recommend it to everyone. So the message was not intended to be pro-choice, but pro-life.
Lisa Lane
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 22:52

Very well done. Almost like a documentary. Very interesting. Well researched. Did a good job at portraying Al Gore's background and his ideas. He looks and sounds like the next president. Gore has a good grasp of the media and how to control it. Interesting how he manipulates the media. Very interesting to see how he moves a nation. Highly recommend this documentary.
Samuel Stone
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 15:19

In an age where the main media is biased, corrupt, and easily manipulated, is it still possible to find unbiased news? Watch and learn. It's a film that could help make the world a better place. I give it an A+.
Beverly W.
Sunday, 05 Apr 2020 07:48

A great movie. My friends and I have seen this movie over and over again, because we have an open mind, and we have come to like these movies. It is entertaining, educational, and a good example of how one person can make a difference, even if that is through the power of his or her mind. Every American should see this movie, because it is very good at exposing the truth of a nation, or even an individual, as the majority of the public is against the government. That is why so many people can't stand it, and they are looking for an excuse to start criticizing. But the truth is, that it is going to be hard for the American public to ever have a good relationship with the government. So, like I said, go see this movie, because it is great. Thank you to all the people who worked on this movie. It was awesome. We will be seeing it again, and again, because it is one of our favorite movies. This is my favorite movie, and I will buy it, and watch it over and over again.
Gregory Dixon
Friday, 03 Apr 2020 01:36

The climate change is our reality, but we're going to need all the help we can get from those of us who can do something about it. To do this, it's necessary that we understand the impact that our actions have on the environment and that we be very, very careful with our own actions. These are the most important things that we need to learn. Climate change is not about looking at the numbers or counting the dead, or even looking at global warming. The numbers are only one piece of the puzzle. The most important thing is to do something about it, and we need to start now. The damage is already being done, and it's time to act. This film is a must-see and a reminder of what we need to do to stop this destruction. - SCOTT K. WEAVER (Seattle, WA)
Mary Carroll
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 22:13

I loved this film! This is one of the best documentaries I've seen in years. The characters in this film are brilliantly played by the actors, and I had a hard time finding a fault with this film. The documentary is told in an extremely slow, almost documentary-like style, which works well. It was a very emotionally charged film, and I think many of us who have seen it will agree. It is a must-see, and it's hard to put it down. Go see it now.
John H.
Sunday, 29 Mar 2020 13:15

This is an excellent film. I was just watching the entire documentary and I found myself being shocked and impressed at the level of details that were included. I was especially impressed by the report on the trade unions in England that are completely "hacked" by the right wing politicians. They have no leaders, no business leaders, no shop stewards, no workers, and they get involved in these discussions with politicians. I was totally amazed at how much this film covered. It was so important to this documentary that the industry not be involved in it. They can't even manage to put the story into words that could explain everything. The report also mentions the Queen's involvement in the government's decisions. She is clearly involved, and this is the reason why this film is so important. This is the reason that I loved this documentary so much. This is why I have to say that this documentary is an excellent and compelling documentary.
Gerald M.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 08:41

Well done! This is a GREAT documentary. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and will be buying it when it's released on DVD. It will be added to my collection, along with a documentary about the Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill that I did not have the pleasure of seeing. There is a lot of information and history that is presented in this film, and it's a great educational tool. It's a must see!
Tammy B.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 07:23

It's a shame that the good guys have to die for the good guys, it's as if the U.S. government got rich from oil and then gave it away to the poor. The movie also shows how the corporate oligarchy controls the media and has managed to turn every country on Earth into a third world country. If it wasn't for the CIA and CIA contractors, there would be no so-called democracy in the world. When I was growing up, I would read about this stuff in the newspapers and read about what the CIA did to the Third World. It seems that the corporate oligarchy now controls the world. It is interesting to note that "the man who controls the media", Rupert Murdoch, is a man who has invested in this business. I suggest you watch the movie and then do your own research. This movie is truly an important one.
Jean D.
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 06:05

A long, long time ago, when Richard Nixon was running for President, a far more inspiring topic was going to be discussed than one man. It was "big oil", it was "the war on drugs" or it was "nuclear disarmament". Of course, Richard Nixon wouldn't even mention it. Maybe that's the reason why this documentary has been considered one of the best ever. The main reason why the topic has been so successful is that it shows the consequences of "politics as usual", even if it's a ridiculous notion in some ways. It shows that the way the "corporate lobby" uses every method to undermine any type of action they don't like, which could be anything, could have been talked about for a while but was never discussed, is still more and more obvious. The documentary explains why this issue is so important and why the things we're talking about, the "War on Drugs" is so important. It's simply because the industry controls every government and they can make any decision they want, even if it's wrong, because it's their own money that makes the decisions and they control the whole system. The "war on drugs" is just a tiny part of the whole problem and this documentary shows the consequences. This is not a documentary for politicians, although it could be discussed about them. The documentary is simply a very good way to explain a topic that could have been talked about, discussed and even discussed very well, for a long time, but is still only talked about because it is talked about, by people that were not politically connected. The most important thing in the film is that it gives the fact of what happened to a former President. The "war on drugs" has made the biggest difference in the world, but it wasn't the biggest. It's the question of what can happen in a world that is controlled by a handful of companies that have power and influence over everyone and everyone else, and all their problems can be solved by the ones that control the entire world. And it's still happening in the world, even in a dictatorship. This documentary is really good. It is certainly more inspiring than the recent documentary "The Bush family and the election of George W. Bush", which is great, but it's still more controversial than this one, and is even more convincing. The film is very good. It's a good documentary about the topic and it gives a realistic view of what it's like in a system where everything is controlled and everyone is afraid to say anything about what they are afraid to talk about. It's really important to show the reasons why it's so important to change things, because otherwise we're just talking about the same problems, just in different ways. The most important thing is that the people involved in the "war on drugs" know that it's not their problem, because they don't have any problems themselves, but it's the problem of the ones that control the world and are afraid to talk about what they want. This documentary is definitely a great documentary. It's informative and it's inspiring. It gives a great story of how things have been changed, but it also gives a good overview of what is really going on. It gives a very clear and realistic view of what is really going on and the things that have been changed in a very good way. It's an excellent documentary and it's very good to see. I really recommend this documentary. It's very good and it's very interesting. This documentary is certainly one of the best documentaries ever.
Harold
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 02:14

This is one of the most accurate documentaries I have ever seen. It's an examination of a man's struggle for a voice. He is a politician from Nebraska. He is a self proclaimed Evangelist. He is the only one who is "honest" in this country. This is the story of how a man became the only one who stands up and tells the truth about the environment. I will never forget the feeling that I had after seeing this documentary. I know we have a real opportunity to make a difference in this country. Thank you for giving me this opportunity to share my opinion and my views. I hope you will watch this documentary and support him and others who have the courage to speak out.
Emma
Thursday, 26 Mar 2020 01:22

If you believe that the information presented in this film can be put to good use, then the world is going to be a better place. It is a powerful film that teaches you to think critically about the information you receive from the media. This film is a must-see for everyone, regardless of political affiliation, age, or other factors. If you like this film, I highly recommend it.
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