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1. villabolo at 13:53 PM on 6 February, 2011
   I've made the time. So far it's 15 minutes into the video and it's fantastic. Thank you John.
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2. Daniel Bailey at 14:14 PM on 6 February, 2011
   It was certainly the best 1:33 I've invested in a long time. Highly recommended. (Nice screencaps, John!) The Yooper
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3. Stephen Leahy at 16:07 PM on 6 February, 2011
   It is a beautiful and moving film. The photography is like artwork and our planet is incredible and breathtaking.
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4. garythompson at 16:48 PM on 6 February, 2011
   wow, that is a great video and thanks for sharing. we humans have been here for only about 0.005% of Earth's existence. the more we learn about carbon based life the more we realize how rare it is. we owe it to ourselves, if not the universe, to be good stewards of this rock we find ourselves fortunate enough to be residents of. we are born of star stuff and when we realize that it took over 13 billion years to get us to this point, it should give all a sense of responsibility to put politics and personal agendas aside so that we as a species can progress.
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5. heystoopid at 20:09 PM on 6 February, 2011
   Truly makes one think. In the same documentary format an 87 minute film was released by Godfrey Reggio in 1982 called "Koyaanisqatsi" or Life out of Balance. This was part of Qatsi Trilogy, with Powaqqatsi(1988) and Naqoyqatsi(2002) these three films depict a relationship between humans, nature and technology. Here is a section from youtube : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pFwR1c-cdFw&feature=related
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6. d5vid13 at 22:30 PM on 6 February, 2011
   An inspiring documentary, it makes one realise mankind needs to change its' ways particularly the wealthier countries.
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7. Andy Skuce at 15:44 PM on 7 February, 2011
   Thanks for the recommending that movie. I liked the repeated comment towards the end: "It's too late to be a pessimist".
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