It’s not the fact that human activity causes CO2, it’s the chicken little: “The sky is falling, the glaciers are melting, we’re all going to die!” reaction to it.

Your right about the tom cruze thing but the original post here was using the non popular argument against the film and I was stating that yes people are seeing it.

I sure hope nobody sees this movie, because driving to the theater is one of the main sources of atmospheric greenhouse gases.

And sorry, but Rob’s right. A few dozen are opening up tonight, but the fact remains that theaters are being relatively “patient” about showing the movie. Translated for those of you from Rio Linda, that means that the theater owners don’t think they’re going to make much money off it.

And yes, the “DaVinci Code” and “X-Men” are awful movies. That doesn’t mean Gore’s is good.

“Carbon dioxide, they call it pollution; we call it life” (The Competitive Enterprise Institute)

take the CEI for its words –put a bag over your head.

Regarding the “oil industry subcontracted mouthpiece,” let’s not forget that the other side of the equation is “government subcontracted mouthpiece.” Two can play the game of the genetic fallacy, sign.

Let’s try some actual evidence instead, OK? Let’s never forget that the “evidence” for global warming consistently has the effect predating the cause, and that the theorists have yet to produce a computer model that even comes close to matching actual data.

Even worse, let’s never forget that the “nonpolitical” IPCC (Intergovernmental panel on climate change, UN working group) consistently presents the very worst case calculations (and those which match historical data the worst) as a “rationale” for drastic intervention in the economy.

One doesn’t need to work for Exxon to know that something stinks with the “standard” Algore view on global warming.

HDW-

His point was that if you want to go see it, it is only showing in 4 theaters nationwide. So your SOL. That is untrue. It may not be showing everywhere TODAY, but it is opening in theaters around the country soon.

not that they fight back -that they think we are so stupid and gullible as to buy their “Carbon dioxide, they call it pollution; we call it life”
line. Remind me of the Rioxin and the Tobacco industry.. Do not take this as an endorsement of Al Gore nor that I agree with his main ‘campaign issue’

So as not to appear as a hijacker…

the inconvenient truth is that Sherrod Brown is white.

Seems like the real component is right up there next to his polynoidal cyst.

We would like to thank El Rushbo for pulling his head out every day so we call all get a good look at it.

Human-caused global warming hypothesis: Just more fear-based commie propaganda against the very successful free enterprise system. The reality: most pollution is generated by third world, socialist countries, since they have no profit with which to clean up their mess.

I just saw it in Cleveland, it was 2pm on saturday and there were 50 – 100 people in there. When I saw the movie the omen the day after it had opened that theater was more packed than the Gore one but not by too much.

Also keeping in mind they were playing the Gore movie on two screens, overlapping start times. They had probably 8 showings that day.

If people argue with his film then I hope they at least try to do it without using bush talking points. I will say this… global warming or not, if huge hurricanes keep slamming this year and hit orleans again or atlanta or some other southern city very hard people will start to wonder.

I dont see what the big problem is on energy convervation, doesnt it help take money away from the middle east and make us more self sufficient?

I will say this I was surprised to see as many people as I did when I went into the theater. I bet that when the movie opened on friday night or when it was later on saturday the place was really packed probably 100 – 200 people.

http://movies.yahoo.com/shop?d=hv&cf=info&id=1809257809

U.S. Box Office: $490,860

at 8 bucks a ticket, over 61,000 people have seen it, not bad for 4 theaters lol

He will use the money and ticket sales to get the movie pushed out to more screens.

not that they fight back -that they think we are so stupid and gullible as to buy their “Carbon dioxide, they call it pollution; we call it life”
line. Remind me of the Rioxin and the Tobacco industry.. Do not take this as an endorsement of Al Gore nor that I agree with his main ‘campaign issue’

An Inconvenient Truth had another great weekend at the box office taking in $1.5M in just 122 theaters for a healthy $12,333 per screen average. Look for the film to expand into 400 theaters across the country this weekend.

from climatecrisis.org

An Inconvenient Truth opens in Bismark on the 23rd and in Fargo on the 30th.

Here is a list of theatres that are/will soon be showing the movie.