There are many ways to celebrate Earth Day -- planting trees, attending rallies -- but a nice, low-key way to go would be to turn off everything in your home except the TV and watch a movie about the environment.
So, for your own perusal and for mine, I present the trailers to a weird and varied selection of movies in which the environment plays a role. I've noted when movies are available on Netflix's "Watch Instantly" feature, which is just about the greenest way to rent a movie. No shipping, no driving!
If you have favorites that I've left out, you can let me know in the comments, on Facebook, or on Twitter.
And one last thing -- if you really want to see a movie in theaters this Earth Day, Disney is reportedly planting a tree for every ticket bought to "Earth."
COMEDY
WITH THE KIDS
DRAMA
Quantum Of Solace - (Full review, with spoilers)
Waterworld
A Civil Action
Erin Brockovich - on Netflix Watch Instantly
OLDIES
Silent Running - on Netflix Watch Instantly
The Day The Earth Caught Fire
The China Syndrome - on Netflix Watch Instantly
Never Cry Wolf
DOCUMENTARY
King Corn - on Netflix Watch Instantly
Blue Gold: World Water Wars
An Inconvenient Truth
March of the Penguins - on Netflix Watch Instantly
Who Killed The Electric Car?
Koyaanisqatsi
The History Of Earth Day (And Why It's April 22)
Famous People Planting Trees (SLIDESHOW)
Earth Day Deals: Save Money While Saving Energy
Green Celebrities: Leo, Stella, Willie And More (SLIDESHOW)
Daily Show Earth Day Segment: "You're Killing SpongeBob!" (VIDEO)
The Best Earth Day Jokes Of The Decade (VIDEO)
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"Silent Running" has an excellent environmental message. It's an interesting film to watch if you can find it. The only downside is the horrible Joan Baez soundtrack.
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