Koyaanisqatsi

Though I have to admit, there *is* a certain hilarious irony of running ads throughout a movie that's so critical of consumerism.

The advertisements wouldn't be nearly so irritating if they were timed to correspond with the movements in Glass' score. But no, they end up occurring in mid-*note*...

If you had no bills to pay and everyone did work not because they were forced to but because they wanted to achieve something, people would be more productive and happy. You can't argue against communism with a capitalist point of view.

if life goes on like this we will soon live in post apocalyptic world beacause of a large contreversey on political views

What is this movie about?
Is it about politics or technology?

The message is clear: Humans are destroying the planet, and all of human progress is pointlessly foolish.

I think it's about the amazing Philip Glass music. :)

oh, yeah, and "life out of balance"....

@lexcorona85
Capitalism is what pays the bills. would you work for free?

I would not work for free but I also would like to work less. I work and paying the bills is a priority. Making a living has always been a priority. The reason I am not a fan of capitalism is because it inherently creates large gaps between the have and have not. Those who have want more and more, eventually taking so much that no one else gets a piece of the pie. I don't advocate a specific brand of rule, just a change for high regard for the environment. This current system is fucked.