So entertaining! Maybe we should start making 2-3 of these natural disaster movies a year so people start giving a damn about climate change.
Okay, gotta go walk my dog outside in the strongest winds my city has seen in years so I can be back before 9 pm when the pandemic curfew starts which isn't so bad because that's about the same time the street will get flooded by the unnaturally powerful high-tides which became common in the last decade.
Informative but too conservative in my opinion. Some topics were given too much time and attention whereas some seemed rushed. There were lots of scenes where Liz explains how she feels or how shocked she was by seeing something, but it came across as emotionally manipulative, the images were strong enough to speak for themselves. Probably something you would show your grandma if she didn't know anything about the meat industry or its effect on the environment. Liz is a good host though.
Magnificent.
Also, I just realized what amazing creatures camels are. There were scenes where characters would be having a super serious life-or-death conversation but then my attention would be caught by this wonderful goofy grin on the face of the camel they are riding.
