Given the various environmental tragedies that occur Because of climate change, we can safely say that Hollywood has warned us: there are countless films about environmental disasters – because of us, ed. Let’s look at some of them.
Water World (1995)
The film is set in the future where Lo melting ice led to about rising sea levels and thus covering all continents, talks about a nameless mutant with the appearance of a man, but with gills and webbed feet (Kevin Costner). He sails in search of land and we will become expensive and valuable.
The film, directed by Kevin Reynolds and starring Kevin Costner and co-produced as a mutant, had such a high 1995 budget of $175 million that it could be considered the best film ever made. more expensive than before.
Silent Night (2021)
We talked about this film in a separate list, namely “The most heartbreaking endings in the history of cinema”, and this is not surprising: thanks to changing of the climatea toxic cloud invades and kills everything and everything.
On Christmas Eve, Keira Knightley’s character spends one last night with her family and friends before committing suicide with a government-issued pill as the toxic cloud kills in a long and painful way… terrible revenge of mother nature.
AI Artificial Intelligence (2001)
This masterpiece Steven Spielberg comes from a Stanley Kubrick project based on a 1969 short story by Brian Aldiss called “Super Toys That Last All Summer”.
David is a child droid bought by a couple to “replace” their son in a seemingly irreversible coma. However, the son wakes up and, upon returning, makes the situation at home so unbearable that the couple decide to abandon the small car to keep it from turning off. Little David modern Pinocchiowill try to become a real child, looking for the Blue Fairy from Collodi’s fairy tale.
The film takes place in the twenty-second century, and here climate change has also led to the melting of the ice and, as seen from the scene above, New York was completely submerged in water.
Interstellar (2014)
2067: A plague that condemns mankind to starvation, due to global warming, forces a group of astronauts played by Matthew McConaughey, Anne Hathaway and Matt Damon to go into space in search of a new planet that could be suitable for human life.
In fact, the Earth is no longer habitable and the human race is in danger of extinction. Christopher Nolan’s film was critically acclaimed and won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects in 2015.
The film, in addition to being highly appreciated by film industry experts, was also recognized as quite scientifically reliable. About the concepts of wormholes and black holes, Kip Thorne (a theoretical physicist who was the film’s scientific advisor and executive producer) argued that:
Worked on equations that would allow light rays to be tracked as they pass through a wormhole or around a black hole – so what you’re seeing is based on Einstein’s general relativity equations.