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Blue Gold: World Water Wars

Malcolm McDowell (Actor), Maude Barlow (Actor), Sam Bozzo (Director) Rated:
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4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars 192 ratings
IMDb7.6/10.0
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Genre Action & Adventure/Thrillers
Format Closed-captioned, Color, Multiple Formats, NTSC
Contributor Vandana Shiva, Maude Barlow, Ryan Hreljac, Michal Kravcik, Wenonah Hauter, Virginia Setshedi, Tony Clarke, Sam Bozzo, Oscar Olivera, Danielle Mitterrand, Malcolm McDowell See more
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We can't live without water. You may have thought it was a human right. But certain corporations have been plotting to control the water supply on this planet for a while now, and have been moving into place around the globe. Now the World Bank has required certain governments to privatize their precious water supply -- make it a corporate commodity answerable only to stockholders -- as a condition to getting a loan. In some places it is now illegal to catch rainwater, because rain is being considered private property, including the United States. The evil of this worldwide corporate grab for control of your most precious resource is practically inconceivable, but it is happening. Blue Gold: World Water Wars is a landmark documentary that every school, library and church should own and show. Do you want the cost of your water to be controlled by private corporations and stockholders only interested in their bottom line? Do you want to give up your right to the water around you, including rain? It is time to get educated and get active. Start with this film.
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  • carol anderson
    5.0 out of 5 stars MOST POWERFUL OPENING THAN ANYTHING I'VE EVER SEEN ANYWHERE !
    Reviewed in the United States on February 8, 2019
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    Yes, this is happening, it is very scary ! Being aware is the most important thing here. Even if you disbelieve it, you ABSOLUTELY NEED TO BE AWARE OF THESE ISSUES !
    I glimpsed the negative reviews, I agree about the tsunami was an "off" factoid. Besides that, this is based on a book or two, you can fact check there or on the internet. I guess the nay sayers don't care if their grandchildren have water, or an uninhabitable Earth, they can live on Mars !
    I used to watch Dr Richard Wolff economist on YouTube along with Chris Hedges, Noam Chompsky, and Corneil Wild. Even though Dr.Wolff is an economist, he's easy to watch and understand and surprisingly funny. Please watch him ! He actually said that the so called "Economic models" spouted by economists DON'T WORK ! They aren't even PROVEN to work ! Economists are basically SELLING MUMBO JUMBO LANGUAGE as facts when NONE OF IT IS FACT ! WOW !
    Anyway the whole reason I bring up this aside is:
    The soulless machines called corporations, are stripping our earth of every last resource. They are a runaway train w/o brakes. Our politicians have no will to hem them in, somehow the courts sanction them.
    So HOW DO WE GET AROUND CORPORATIONS ? DR Wolff had the best idea I've heard yet, EMPLOYEE OWNED COMPANIES ! As a part owner along with your fellow worker/owners, would you vote to pollute some towns water so you can make a higher profit ? Would you and every worker vote to deplete your neighboring towns water supplies ? You get the idea. Even if you start a revolution over whatever issues, like in this movie, the corporation will still continue on elsewhere, even across the border If necessary. That's the only way around them, and then we boycott their products. You buy your products from employee owned companies.
    Everyone needs to take a stand on ALL RESOURCES NOW ! These are sad times indeed. Tell everyone you know about Dr Richard Wolff.
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  • Aaron James
    5.0 out of 5 stars An Eye Opening Informative Gem of a Documentary!
    Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2020
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    This eye opening Documentary is informative, tragic, disturbing, but ultimately uplifting. While the time to act is now, we are at a stunning crossroads as to the future of our water supply. While the same old usual corporate suspects (Dupont, Dow, Coca-Cola, etc.) move to steal the same water they fouled up from local populations to sell that water back to them at astronomically higher prices while paying off governments in the meantime is absurd, shameful and downright evil. Seeing the struggle of people in Mexico, Kenya and countless other places is eye opening and sad. But this film offers solutions! And simple ones at that! In fact, turns out, the solutions are far simpler then the atrocious greedy corporate schemes used to destroy our water supplies and profit off of us and (what used to be) our water! When people unite and focus their energy, they can take back control of their societies and ultimately control their own destiny, as in the case of Bolivia and their water- which was truly uplifting, as was the case of Ryan's Well. Check out this documentary, because, If money is more important to society than water- Then who are we and what have we become!?
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  • JB
    4.0 out of 5 stars Informative for Beginners on Water Shortage
    Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2022
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    The movie does seem to inform you on the use of aquifer (ground) water. Although it appears to disapprove of desalination technology. A true drawback to desalination use is that substances (I.e. tritium) in our oceans have many different conditions although most of them are not H20 which helps in the creation of the salt like substance. This movie did not speak of the importance of using primary water wells for our every use.
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  • Doug Saylor
    5.0 out of 5 stars It will change you. Now, or later.
    Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2010
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    The bottom line is we CAN do something as long as we DO some basic things NOW. But, if we continue with our cavalier and arrogant attitude toward water, we will be no different than the poor soul that writes more checks than the deposits will support. Arguably, we could live much better and longer without money than we could without water.

    This film reveals a flaw in the way we use water. And, it's a flaw that threatens to end whole societies. There are a few companies that are vilified; Coke and Nestle are surprises to me. I hope they're wrong or that these companies literally and sincerely repent. Politicians are pointed to with the same intent--some for out and out corruption, others for seeing what is ahead and trying to "hedge" the "water market."

    Others have said this is an important film. I agree. I'm in a place where I can do something. Small, yes, but something.
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  • hmk
    5.0 out of 5 stars Water Water Everywhere - Not
    Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2009
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    Like "Flow," another great film concerning the coming - and inevitable - water crisis, "Blue Gold" relies primarily on the work of Canadian Maude Barlow. It presents the current state of fresh water: where it is; how much there is; how it's gotten; how fast it's disappearing; who wants to control access to it; and what communities can do to help protect their water sources from the corporate raiders. And it interpolates the kind of dog-eat-dog world the gradual loss of fresh water sources may generate. While the picture it paints is not necessarily catastrophic, it is quite forboding. Global warming is working hand-in-hand with global economics to produce a very bleak future for most the world's inhabitants. Three countries stand to become the new super-powers because they have the greatest fresh water reserves in the world: Russia, Canada and Brazil. Because of the virtual blackout of this topic in the mainstream media, this film, along with "Flow," are absolutely crucial to understanding what lies ahead.
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  • Zeytavia Vindara
    5.0 out of 5 stars Still A Current Societal Issue
    Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2020
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    Even though this video was released in 2008, it is still very applicable to the water issues we are currently facing in the year 2020. And it will continue to be an issue, unfortunately, due to the greed and mismanagement of this vital resource. We cannot live without water. folks. For our sake and the sake of future generations, we need to do a better job of practicing sustainability and not let powerful corporations or corrupt individuals abuse this precious resource.
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  • MikeH
    4.0 out of 5 stars good, needs updated for today
    Reviewed in the United States on March 7, 2023
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    it has been 15 years since produced, what is 2023 like?
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  • みかん
    4.0 out of 5 stars 満足です。
    Reviewed in Japan on January 6, 2014
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    迅速な対応だったし、内容もよかったと思います。
    ただ、この作品に限らず外国作品のDVDの購入でいつも思うのは、サブタイトルの言語が明記されていない場合、確認が難しいということです。必ず明記してもらえると、助かります。
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  • jonsey
    5.0 out of 5 stars ...and not a drop to drink!
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 4, 2012
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    Excellent, and highly watchable, documentary which clearly lays out what awaits us if we don't react now. OK we are all worried about post-peak oil but I'd rather do without petrol than water. As for what awaits us post-peak water.... we'll all be lipless, tongueless, noseless, blackened, leathery gasping... if you don't get the picture - watch the film!!!
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  • BG
    5.0 out of 5 stars Excellent film
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 21, 2013
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    Excellent and very thought provoking film. Highly recommended to anyone who wants to know more about what firms do to our beautiful earth
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  • Magnomaly
    5.0 out of 5 stars Five Stars
    Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 14, 2014
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    Those who value environmental awareness should see this.
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