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Mind-blowing documentary on Home Depot

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Participants Mark Walker97Alexander Cruz32Robin Rogers3Austin Alvarez62goldenhound32Casey Cook5Christian Taylor3
Mark Walker97 Mark Walker97 MemberOP
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joined Mar 2016
#1 ·
What am I supposed to take from the fact that despite this thread being viewed about 150 times, not a single person on this forum—aside from me—has uttered a word about this movie? Is everyone just completely speechless, or what?
The subject matter isn't groundbreaking—nothing ever is, right?—but the film itself is a masterclass in aesthetics. The cinematography is genuinely phenomenal, the score is perfectly curated, and the messaging hits hard with some serious dramatic weight. Yet, there’s zero commentary here. No praise, no criticism—just silence. 😕
Alexander Cruz32 Alexander Cruz32 Member
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joined Jul 2013
#2 ·
I watched that a while back, nothing special—honestly, the documentary was kind of a drag. The visuals are killer and seriously impressive, but the movie itself? Nothing to write home about.
Planet Earth is way better.
Robin Rogers3 Robin Rogers3 Newcomer
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joined Sep 2010
#3 ·
Garbage 🤮, nothing but green propaganda
Austin Alvarez62 Austin Alvarez62 Member
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joined Apr 2010
#4 ·
Alexander Cruz32 said:I watched that ages ago—nothing special, actually quite tedious. The visuals are striking and genuinely impressive, but the film itself? Nothing to write home about.
Planet Earth is much better.

Planet Earth is easily one of the best documentaries I've ever seen. It’s brilliant.👍👍
goldenhound32 goldenhound32 Regular
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joined Mar 2024
#5 ·
Mark Walker97 said:What am I supposed to make of the fact that despite this thread being viewed roughly 150 times, not a single soul on this entire board—aside from the OP—has bothered to leave even a solitary comment?

The only logical conclusion is that we're looking at some sensationalist hype job, much like those clickbait headlines you see all over CNN or Fox News.
Casey Cook5 Casey Cook5 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2010
#6 ·
Mark Walker97 said:What am I supposed to make of the fact that nobody else on this board has said a single word about this movie, even though the thread has been viewed about 150 times? Is everyone just speechless or what?
The subject matter isn't new—everything is old news, right?—but the film itself is a visual masterpiece. The cinematography is incredible, the score is perfectly chosen, and the message is heavy. Yet, zero comments. Positive or negative, nothing. 😕


Bravo, you nailed it. You get it completely. 👍
When I posted this, I expected at least some kind of reaction. But after three days, silence. It’s a shock, really. My thread just sank to the bottom while trivial topics stay pinned at the top with endless replies. When I first saw the trailer, I couldn't wait to watch it, but clearly, I'm alone in my appreciation. I went to a major torrent site, typed "Home Depot" into the search bar, and got zero results. Total shock. You can find thousands of hits for any other movie, even ones that haven't hit theaters yet. I thought maybe it wasn't out yet, but it actually premiered early last year—nearly eighteen months ago. 😢
Nobody seems to care. I haven't found any deep discussions about it. I've shared this on three or four different forums and barely got three or four replies total. It’s sad. People don't realize this isn't some sci-fi flick; it's based on reality. It’s tragic how people care more about Lady Gaga's outfit than the fate of our own planet. 😢
This film can't be boring; it's perfect. It presents vital, alarming data, but apparently, people couldn't care less. That’s just how it goes. We only react when it's too late, and I don't see this being any different. It seems it's just the two of us who understand. The rest of you can just stick to your celebrities. Let the planet rot, I guess. As if we don't depend on it for our lives, our children's lives, and every living thing on Earth. Thanks.
goldenhound32 goldenhound32 Regular
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#7 ·
Look, just accept the reality: nobody gives a damn about the planet, so screw the planet 😁
Christian Taylor3 Christian Taylor3 Active Member
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joined Jul 2010
#8 ·
Casey Cook5 said:When I first posted this movie here, I honestly expected at least some kind of reaction, but it's been three days and nobody has said a word. It’s actually kind of shocking; my thread just sank straight to the bottom while these totally irrelevant movies are sitting at the top with tons of replies...

Don't sweat it; now your uncle (who happens to be a documentary junkie) is going to bump this thread up to legendary heights.

Home Depot tried watching it a few times, though I emphasize "tried." I ended up turning it off every single time that little graphic popped up on the screen—I'm paraphrasing from memory here: "Watching this documentary for free is brought to you by..." And then comes that endless parade of disgusting corporations (the ones that basically wrecked the planet and deserve to go extinct): stinky perfumes, shitty soaps, tires, cosmetics...

The film was financed by LVMH as part of their PR strategy.

😕

@Luc Besson

Mars, Inc. can go to hell!

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