What a beautiful remark about the movie “The Lorax”! While I haven’t viewed the movie yet it’s apparent from your descriptions that it deals extensively with environmental problems The thought that human greed can damage the qualities of nature we depend on connects emotionally And in a culture that increasingly resembles the artificiality of the city of Thunderred the movie looks to serve as a very vital reminder of our commitment to the Earth.

And like “Wall-E” and even Shel Silverstein’s “The Giving Tree” which also deals with the relationship between humans and nature “The Lorax” looks to approach the human condition from a cautious posture urging us to examine the repercussions of our deeds before it’s too late It’s surprising how stories created for children may have such gravitas speaking not only to a young audience but to adults as well.

And even though I haven’t viewed The Lorax movie yet your outstanding thoughts have undoubtedly captivated my curiosity I can’t wait to witness this film trip with my own eyes and comprehend the magnificent truths it exposes to experience this cinematic adventure for myself and meditate on the deep truths it discloses.