Whats a good environmental movie?!
Question: apart form an inconvienent truth?
Answers: apart form an inconvienent truth?
Black Diamonds
The Constant Gardener
Syriana
Testament
The Sum of All Fears
Prophecy (1979)
Day of the Animals
Frogs
The Birds
The Fire Next Time (TV miniseries)
Who Killed the Electric Car? (documentary)
Wild River (1960) (about the Tennessee Valley Authority project)
Lois Gibbs & The Love Canal (TV movie about the woman who figured out that they were living on contaminated land)
The 11th Hour (documentary)
Cherynobyl Heart (documentary)
Helen's War (documentary)
Sahara (with Matthew McConnaughay)
Where the River Runs Black
Silent Running
Erin Brockovich
No Blade of Grass
Virus
Cry of the Penguins
Never Cry Wolf
The Snow Walker
The Earthling
Local Hero
Soylent Green
Phase IV
The Emerald Forest
The China Syndrome
Silkwood
Medicine Man
Lithium Springs
The Milagro Beanfield War
A Civil Action
Gorillas in the Mist
Whale Rider
The Misfits (perhaps because the men hunt down a dwindling resource)
Guardian of the Wilderness aka Mountain Man (1976)
Ferngully: The Last Rainforest and Ferngully 2 (animated)
Watership Down (animated)
Ice Age: The Melting (animated)
Once Upon a Forest (animated, I think)
The Lorax (animated~Doctor Seuss)
The Burning Season (TV movie)
The Big Trees (1952)
The Hellstrom Chronicles
Rising Waters (documentary)
A Crude Awakening: The Oil Crash (documentary)
Blue Vinyl (documentary)
Hoot
The Day After Tomorrow
When the Whales Came
Ice (1998)
Rapa Nui (about Easter Island)
Waterworld
Survival of Spaceship Earth (1972)
Winged Migration (documentary)
Category 7: The End of the World (TV movie)
Earthlings (documentary)
Following the establishment of Earth Day in 1970, there were a number of science fiction/horror movies that focused on damages to the environment. But, there have been a variety of other types of films. I hope this list is some help. I had a long list typed, then my laptop decided to zap it, likely with the help of the wireless mouse. *SIGH*
I wish I had organized this better. I think I went overboard!
Erin Brockovich, Civil Action