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after seven months in office he likened global warming to a Nazi invasion (From a few concerning but anecdotal accounts in the film it's impossible to know if the Maldives are already losing land to rising sea levels)Mr Shenk's cameras follow his subject to Denmark There during his first year in office Mr Nasheed navigates with considerable aplomb the perilous waters of international diplomacy at the Copenhagen Climate Summit He knows that he represents as he puts it "a bunch of small islands with no clout" But he wants to shake things up and he does attracting media attention with impassioned appeals for an agreement on reducing carbon emissions His clout deficit becomes apparent when he finally gets to meet Chinese premier Wen Jiabao??a Chinese security guard turns the camera away before a word is said by either man After the conference has ended though Mr Nasheed is able to call his mother from his car and tell her that the assembled nations reached an agreement in principle albeit no requirement for action That's high drama for a mother and son from such a low country'Wrath of the Titans'When the Titans last clashed two years ago their dialogue was idiotic their plot machinations impenetrable and their 3-D process an add-on disaster The best I can say for this sequel??not such a bad best??is that you'll want to keep your 3-D glasses on Some of the action sequences and a few of the performances are enjoyable enough to make up for the dialogue which has been upgraded to cheerfully absurd and the plot which has been simplified to the point of actual coherence (Sam Worthington's demigod Perseus would rather live a quiet fisherman's life with his young son than save the universe but the Titans are fighting among themselves and the universe needs all the help it can get)Among the many and clangorous effects the most special pit Perseus against a three-headed Chimera; 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