The jest of this film is people have their priorities mixed up. The death of a human being is no doubt important, but what about the Earth? What if the Earth is alive? What if it considers people a threat to it's life? What if the Earth decides it doesn't want us anymore?
If it sounds like Neil thinks this film's message is important it is possible that he may be right. It may just be the most important message any human will hear.
Notice when kids are growing up and they think they know everything? Well, the human race is growing up and it thinks it knows everything, but just like those kids, for the most part, it barely has a clue.
If it sounds like Neil thinks this film's message is important it is possible that he may be right. It may just be the most important message any human will hear.
Notice when kids are growing up and they think they know everything? Well, the human race is growing up and it thinks it knows everything, but just like those kids, for the most part, it barely has a clue.