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    9 Movies That Prove Earth is Better Off Without Us

    Maurice MitchellBy Updated:9 Comments1 Min Read

    Oblivion (2013)

    The best way to celebrate Earth Day is for everyone to leave. Today is “Earth Day” and it’s a wonderful reminder that we need to do all we can to preserve our world. Earth Day is on April 22nd every year and is celebrated worldwide to demonstrate support for environmental protection.

    But, if there’s one thing movies have taught us, it’s that the Earth is just fine if we all leave.

    Here are the top movies that remind us that Mother Earth works better if we just leave it alone.

    9 Movies That Prove Earth is Better Off Without Us

    While movies say the best way to save the earth is to leave, it’s still the best planet in the universe. So, let’s take care of it. Visit earthday.org to learn more

    How are you celebrating Earth Day? Would Earth really be better without the people?

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    1. Pat Dilloway on

      The Walking Dead isn't really a movie. I think National Geographic had a series on how nature would take over after we're all gone.

    4. Jay Noel on

      I tried watching After Earth three times. I quit. It was just so bad despite the amazing special effects.

    5. Liesel Hill on

      I think it's kind of funny that all dystopians prove that, especially because I love dystopian and write it. I didn't really celebrate earth day today–didn't remember it was–but maybe I should do a dystopian post in honor of it. 😀

      **Hooray for The Walking Dead! Best show ever!**

    6. Maurice Mitchell on

      You should Liesel! It's not too late. Dystopian futures are supposed to be horrible but you can't beat the beauty of untouched nature.

    7. Maurice Mitchell on

      Not enough beer but plenty of whiskey Mary. Zardoz makes absolutely no sense in that cerebral acid trip style they did in the 1970s. Besides the insane costumes the themes are beyond experimental and went to coo-coo crazy real fast. It's also great that he wore a toupee with a ponytail. LOL

    9. Maurice Mitchell on

      It's not but I'm leaving it in Pat. That series actually inspired the look of I Am Legend although the name escapes me now.