Endgame 2050

This is clearly not a high-budget documentary, and the acting and narrating is not that good. But the content is of utmost importance. Watching this is not going to be comfortable or funny. But it may change your life. Everyone should see this.

I'm a 78 year old man eating poorly all my life. The slaughterhouse scenes caused me to rethink meat. The remaining dialogue convinced me to go vegan.

Some interesting points made in the film but it is too much built on the promotion of vegetarianism, which means the main message will be ignored. Instead of promoting sensible change as is happening with lab grown meat products, they simply promote total vegetarianism. Plastics should be banned of course and population growth needs to be addressed. Renewable energy is coming along rapidly but there is only one real message in this film and it should be labelled as such.

This doc has good info, BUT they never really answer the over population issue. They talk about eating plant based, but they also talked about a shortage of agriculture areas, huh. There is a short film, it was high school level. One doctor calls everyone morons, while I do agree, but he literally did not answer the question at hand. Some of the 'over population' answers were gender equality, equal pay, equal education and 'think' about smaller families and adopt? Adoption happens a lot because of large families or situation, it won't stop it. Dr Ochoa admits to sterilizing herself, okay? We know what will fix over population and one person touch on the many programs that had been used in other countries and we know if it came to it, those programs would come into affect. Dr Ochoa's heavy accent makes it feel over the top and graphic video of animals. AND FINALLY, MOBY BEING MOBY, basically Moby just saying all humans are horrible, you are not a good person even if you treat people nice, you are a piece of trash just because you are human. Stop killing animals and fish! "Look at me, I went vegan and became a star." Look the planet is dying we know this, sad but true and yes there are small things we can do to conserve what we can, but there are some things that will NOT change and can't.

Why did they pick the narrator who has a hard time speaking english in a documentary that is SO serious? Very frustrating. The tone of her voice is broken and she cannot speak English as a first language. Other than that this documentary deserves ten stars. Not sure why people have a hard time discussing population control....it's real. Grow up and stop being offending by everything in the world. TAKE ACTION