Greenpeace Radical Promo

"The Great Miracle" is also said to be based on real events, but I think it should be exaggerated. This is a 1980's Greenpeace propaganda film about a united effort to save stranded whales in Alaska. The whole country is concerned about these three whales. The President of the United States, the Marine Corps, major media and Eskimos have joined in, and even the Soviet icebreaker has helped across ideological barriers. I have to say it's really bloody.

Went with anticipation of the beauty of Alaska. It turned out to be just a piece of ice and snow, and the picture quality was still blurry (probably intentional), I thought it was a movie from the 80s, but I wondered how Drew Barrymore could be so old more than 20 years ago, only to find out it was 2012 new film of the year. The Greenpeace girl played by Drew has a posture in which the whole universe must revolve around the three whales. Anyone who is not active or has other motives is the enemy. Perhaps it is a vivid reflection of the characteristics of Greenpeace.

There are only two bright spots in Infinite Dog Blood and Mediocrity: a few underwater shots are beautiful; Sarah Palin is a real person.

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