Comical parody of the current administration..

Rating: Null/10 (29 May 2004)

I appreciated the noticeable parodies of the Bush administration, particularly the vice president, and the fictitious presidency in the movie. Our first glimpse of the American government was of the cold, insensitive vice president questioning the value of evidence of the potential environmental dangers, and focusing solely on the overwhelming pricetag this research heeded. How funny was it that the VICE PRESIDENT (who looks like a slim Cheney) actually apologized to the devastated US of A over taking advantage of the natural resources of the earth and acting irresponsibly in considering the future of the environment?
As pleasant and ideal as this may seem, we as the American public shouldn't be so foolish to believe (or even hope) that this current administration would ever cut back in the development and exploitation of the earth's natural resources in the name of industry, let alone offer an honest and straightforward apology. I saw the touching speech of the VP (at the time the pres) in this movie as a joke from the movie producers saying, 'yeah right, like you would ever in a million years apologize for the environmental mistakes your policies have created' directly to george and dick. The catastrophic, climatic disasters of this movie are not by any stretch of the imagination the most unrealistic feature of this movie.