Good story, Not enough for a whole film

To all those who have watched it: I hope you enjoyed it as much as I do.

It's funny, it's tense, it features two great performances from two actors and the director expertly creates a web of odd tension where you actually don't know what is happening for the majority of the run time.

Blistering performances.

From the damage wrought by Hurricane Sandy to the upheaval caused by drought in the Middle East, this groundbreaking documentary event series provides first-hand reports on those affected by, and seeking solutions to, climate change. Years of Living Dangerously showcases the evil that man does in Nature and how it truly destroys it from time to time and famous actors such as Harrison Ford, Arnold Schwarzenegger and Ian Somerhalder have something to say about that you know? Totally watch it for both the actors and the documentary itself. (8/10)

Per America's knowledge, most smart Americans know that global warming is a big hoax. I wasn't too knowledgeable on climate change so I decided to give this documentary a look. I watched the first episode and I started to realize that this documentary doesn't contain any reliable scientific evidence. I decided to do some research on climate change. I stayed up all night for two nights reading up on global warming and this documentary doesn't tell the truth. This is a brain-washing documentary. They said that 97% of scientists say climate change is happening. I read up on that statistic and found it was fake. How does such a documentary end up on television? Why are Americans starting to believe this stuff? I live in Houston, TX and there was ice for 4 days on the roads... IN HOUSTON!!!! My kid's school cancelled school 4 times!!!! There hasn't been any warming since the 1980s!!! DON'T WATCH THIS!! DON'T BE BRAINWASHED!!

This series of films explore many different stories around climate change in order to illuminate some of what is happening locally in our world.Unfortunately there are not more documentaries on TV of this quality and prescience. It's extremely well written, produced and researched.Why do some people rate this so badly? I can only guess that they are either extremely closed minded to the world we live in or they are lying selfishly for their own interests.If you are skeptical then watch it and make your own mind up, otherwise you remain ignorant of the most important issue humanity has ever faced.

We are often told that rich people are evil. This documentary proves otherwise. The rich people in the series have a heart of gold.Indeed. These super-rich people briefly left their mansions and glorious life styles to tell us that we really, really don't want to have their mansions and glorious life styles. The fate of the world is at stake. They flew around the world in private jets (the film crews flew coach, we hope) telling us to "cool it".You see, there are still parts on this blue planet where it is common for a 20-year-old mother to have seen two or three of her children die from diseases that are entirely preventable. Something as simple as access to electricity would do it (i.e. cheap energy with which to boil water). However, these super-rich people are telling her she cannot have an electric generator because, they say, 95% of scientists hypothesize it "could" harm the planet. And, shrug, the death of her children is the price to pay to save the planet from doom.According to the World Health Organization, I quote, "more 6 million children under the age of five died in 2012. More than half of these early child deaths are due to conditions that could be prevented or treated with access to simple, affordable interventions".The bottom line of the documentary? The children of the poor need to continue dying so that the children of the super-rich inherit a better world. And if it turns out that the fate of the world is not at stake, well, the children that have died are the children of the poor.