Movies
The Humanity of Avatar
There seems to be an influx of films that are depicting mankind as the villain. As if our greed, arrogance, and disregard for anything we can't immediately understand have developed into a self loathing that is trickling into our art forms. The question is, "Are we deserving of such judgment?" »
{New} Movie Review: Battle For Terra
With pop culture consumed with Avatar fever, I thought it a good idea to revisit a film that hit theatres this summer with much less fanfare, but just as poignant a message. For those who just can't get enough of eco-conscious aliens, Battle for Terra is now available on DVD or as a download. »
{New Video}: Green Your Wedding
See how incorporating small eco-friendly ideas into your wedding can green up your nuptials. »
{New} Movie Review: HOME
In celebration of Green Friday, I thought it would be a good time to highlight a little known film that may remind you of how blessed we are to have such a wonderful planet to call Home. Narrated by Glenn Close, the film begins with a plea to her fellow homo sapiens to... »
{New Review} What Would Jesus Buy?
This question is asked by Reverend Billy and the Stop Shopping Gospel Choir in the documentary of the same name. Heading into this holiday season during one of the worst recessions this country has seen in awhile, the message of the film could not be more appropriate. »
Movie Review: King Corn
For those who were shocked and amazed by the workings of the food industry in the documentary Food, Inc. There is another little known film that serves as a sort of compendium project. Released in 2006, King Corn documents a year in the life of two Bostonians who lease an acre of land in... »
Movie Review – The 11th Hour
Though the images that follow throughout the rest of the film often seem a bit disjointed from the talking heads that describe the state of the planet, the film ultimately communicates the interconnectedness of all things and mankind’s responsibility for our environment. »



















