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To celebrate the 10th anniversary of Al Gore’s “An Inconvenient Truth,” online movie service Vudu is making the Oscar-winning documentary available to own for free today.

“I am Al Gore. I used to be the next President of the United States.” With those words, Al Gore began his transition from former U.S. vice president and failed presidential candidate to one of the most well-known advocates for environmental regulation and climate change awareness in the world.

Director’s Davis Guggenheim film showed Gore making a presentation about the dangers of global warming through detailed infographics and scientific research. He also put forth worst-case scenarios that showed how widespread ecosystem destruction and loss of homes for hundreds of millions could occur if major ice sheets in Greenland and West Antarctica melt.

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In an interview with Wired commemorating the anniversary, Gore admitted that he didn’t think the documentary would be successful and needed convincing before he agreed to do it.

“It’s a dumb reason. I didn’t think a slide­show could translate into a movie,” he said. “I thought back to my days in school, when I tried to take a shortcut studying Shakespeare by watching filmed versions of the plays, where they just set up a camera and filmed the stage. It didn’t translate.”

In the decade since “An Inconvenient Truth” came out, the annual rate of carbon dioxide released by humans into the atmosphere has increased from 8.3 billion tons to 10 billion tons, according to a University of California, Riverside study. An NOAA report shows that April 2016 was the 12th consecutive month to break global heat records.

Despite the grim news, Gore remains optimistic. In February, he gave a TED talk (shown above) in which he emphasized the good news on the climate change front, including the recent COP21 climate agreements made by world governments in Paris and the new investments in alternative energy made by the private sector. In his Wired interview, he also said he believes that Republican resistance against government regulation to deal with climate change is starting to thaw.

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“There were 11 Republican members of the House of Representatives who joined in a very powerful statement last fall,” he said. “The city of Georgetown, Texas, announced that it’s going to switch to 100 percent renewables. And one of the city officials said, ‘I’m about the furthest thing you can imagine from Al Gore.’ Great! That works for me!”

Guggenheim‘s reflection on his Oscar-winning documentary was more measured. In an interview with TakePart, he agreed with Gore’s optimism on the increasing response to environmental issues, but also noted that the science looks grim. Guggenheim was also critical of the portion of the film dedicated to simple steps viewers could take to reduce their carbon footprint. The solutions offered included changing lightbulbs and driving hybrid cars, which Guggenheim said in retrospect feels akin to “putting a Band-Aid on a massive head wound.”

“My fear is not that we aren’t going to respond. We will respond; we have to respond,” he said. “My question is, will we respond fast enough?”

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Finished 'Making a Murderer'? 9 More Infuriating Documentaries Streaming on Netflix (Video)

• Before we go any further, we have to make sure: You've seen 'Making a Murderer,' right? If the answer is 'no,' then what are you waiting for? Watch the trailer to get an idea of what all the hype is about.
• 'The Central Park Five' (2012): Documentarian Ken Burns examines the 1989 case of five black and Latino teenagers who were convicted of raping a white woman in Central Park, and spent between six and 13 years in prison before a serial rapist confessed. This one might also appeal to fans of HBO's 'The Night Of' for its look at how the criminal justice system works... and sometimes fails.
• 'The True Cost' (2015): This deep dive into the fashion industry not only exposes the deadly cost of cheap clothing, it shows just how little executives at some of the most successful companies capitalizing on foreign labor care about it. Even more upsetting, though, is the uphill and seemingly hopeless battle workers in poor countries are facing for working conditions Americans take for granted.
• 'The Race to Nowhere' (2010): Remember what it was like to be a kid without any responsibilities? Lucky you, because this documentary exposes a sad reality that grade-school students across the country are bombarded with so much homework and pressure to prepare for college before they even hit high school that they're already as stressed out as working adults. And some of them end up taking their own lives as a result.
• 'Kids for Cash' (2013): Prepare to be even more disgusted with the criminal justice system, as this film details the disturbing decision of a once-celebrated judge to sentence kids to outrageously long juvenile detention sentences in exchange for money from the private company building the detention center.
• 'Divorce Corp.' (2014): As if the criminal justice system hasn't failed enough Americans, this documentary makes family law seem downright criminal. After watching this terrifying exposé on how the big business of divorce ruins the lives of parents and children caught in the crossfire, you'll think twice about ever popping the question.
• 'The Farm: Life Inside Angola Prison' (1998): This doc chronicles the lives of several inmates inside the nation's largest prison. While some of them were guilty of their crime, it's heartbreaking to see one who swears he's innocent show a parole board evidence to support his claim, only to have them promptly disregard it.
• 'Dear Zachary: A Letter to a Son About His Father' (2008): This heartbreaking film focuses on an unbelievable custody battle between a murdered man's parents and the ex-girlfriend who took their son's life, while pregnant with their grandchild. One would think this strange scenario would be an easy decision for a judge, but get ready to get angry.
• 'Fed Up' (2014): The tragedy Katie Couric's voiceover presents in this documentary isn't just that both the government and food industry place profit above public health, it's the realization that even those parents who are actually concerned about their children's poor diet have no idea how to eat healthy themselves.
• 'How to Survive a Plague' (2012): This Oscar-nominated documentary will make your blood boil when you see how the American government and members of the medical community turned their backs on homosexuals and HIV patients during the AIDS epidemic of the 1980s. Thanks to the tireless efforts of groups like ACT UP and TAG, the country has made substantial progress on the issue, but remember this battle when society inevitably finds another population to stigmatize and stand up before it's too late.

The best documentaries are enlightening, infuriating and sometimes even frightening — “Making a Murderer” certainly was. But if you’ve finished all 10 episodes of the true-crime saga, check out these docs currently streaming

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