"Inception" roundup: If you really believed that carbon dioxide was dangerous, would you endorse the making of this movie?

If left-wingers believe that carbon dioxide is dangerous, why would they approve of burning massive amounts of fuel, resources, and money unnecessarily to make this movie? Why did climate fraudster Al Gore endorse it? The movie is full of fossil-fueled vehicles being driven at high speed, explosions, destruction of property, etc.

If nearly $200 million was spent making this movie, couldn't that money have been better deployed on ad campaigns to encourage families to stay home and play board games by natural light?

Al's Journal : Go See Inception

I have never recommended a movie before on algore.com, but I am making an exception this weekend for a movie that I had an opportunity to see when it premiered in Los Angeles last Tuesday: "Inception".

YouTube - Inception Premiere: Behind the Scenes with the Alliance for Climate Protection

One of the hottest movies of the summer is helping us raise money to save the planet.

This week, the Alliance for Climate Protection went to Hollywood to attend the red-carpet premiere of Inception, a new film starring Leonardo DiCaprio. All proceeds from the premiere went to the Alliance, which will help fund our efforts to solve the climate crisis.

The stars of Inception had some great things to say about our cause from the Red Carpet.

‘Inception’ Stars Trash Evil, Stupid Cheney, Palin, Preach Hypocritical Environmentalism | NewsBusters.org

...here’s one way to entice Middle America into your film, insult them by having your three main stars hit the promotional circuit and savage Dick Cheney and Sarah Palin as stupid and evil

Seven things to know about 'Inception' - Films, Arts & Entertainment - The Independent

The production locations were Calgary, Canada, Paris, Tokyo, Los Angeles, Tangiers, Morocco, and England where a long hotel corridor was built to rotate a full 360 degrees and create the effect of zero gravity.

News: Nolan's Inception To Cost $200 Million Spacebucks. | Latino Review

Director Christopher Nolan -- who helmed last year's record-breaking Batman blockbuster, The Dark Knight -- has already been to Calgary twice to look at possible locations.

Nolan scouted nearby foothills and mountainous areas by helicopter and is said to have chosen Fortress Mountain as the main Alberta location.

[Data: Maybe 10,000 movies are already made per year--did we really need another one?]