At War with the Dinosaurs

Director John Michael Parkan should be commended for bringing this issue to the forefront of his masterful portrayal of a gripping look at the climate change solution no one is talking about: hydrogen. The universe's most abundant element is the only clean energy source that can successfully power cars, homes, factories and cities. From the early days of the Clinton administration to the money, power and politics that have shielded public

Extremely well done documentary very specific to the point. Clean energy hydrogen, will bring the trucking, and car industry into the future. We need to start expansion on many new hydrogen stations throughout the nation so we can excel into the future.

Very biased documentary, Is a joke. Halfway through it becomes an attack ad on Tesla. The hydrogen fuel cell people blame everyone else while admitting no problems with hydrogen fuel cell such as the fact that it is five times more flammable than normal gas while their isn't any infrastructure to build hydrogen gas stations.

"At War with Dinosaurs" is a thought-provoking and timely documentary that dives deep into the often-overlooked solution to climate change - hydrogen. Directed by John Michael Parkan, this film takes the audience on a gripping journey, unraveling the untapped potential of the universe's most abundant element as a clean energy source.

The narrative skillfully unfolds, starting from the early days of the Clinton administration, revealing the intricate web of money, power, and politics that has shielded the promise of hydrogen from public knowledge and sentiment. Parkan seamlessly weaves together the perspectives of scientists, engineers, auto makers, and politicians, creating a comprehensive exploration of our hydrogen fuel cell future.

"At War with Dinosaurs" is not just a documentary; it's a rallying cry for change. It pushes beyond the surface of climate change discussions, shining a light on a viable and tangible solution that could redefine our energy landscape. The film's impact goes beyond the screen, leaving audiences inspired and motivated to question the status quo.

-Jarrod.

Informative but frustrating to know that the U.S. again lags behind the rest of the developed world in innovation and a vision for the future of clean energy. This documentary informs the viewer how government and industry come together to undermine research and development for alternative energies by picking the winners based individual interest rather that what is truly viable.

The movie really shows the importance of using hydrogen. Electric cars will currently be the solution in the short term, but in the long term hydrogen cars will have to be used. I think that one major issue is that when the people pro hydrogen and pro electric cars fight, they both tear each other apart. A better method would be to have a collaboration between the two.

Investment in hydrogen is really important for the long term of humanity and I hope we will soon see its use on a large scale. We are already seeing lots of hydrogen vehicles driving around and it is exciting to think what is coming. However, we have to act faster, since climate change is becoming an ever bigger threat.