Truly the worst movie I've ever seen in a theater

Better Late Then Never

For having a relatively low budget, the film's style and overall art direction are immensely impressive.

It is an exhilarating, distressing, funny and profound film, with one of the more memorable film scores in years,

I think the purpose of this documentary was to give a voice to the tar sands workers which may not happen very often. I am not sure how this "Karaoke" was supposed to help with their story though. Maybe they were trying to break stereotypes. You see five of them on the job, or getting ready to sing, or sing, or talk about their life and what they think about their job.By listening to the workers, you understand three things about them:1- They have zero idea about the greenhouse effect, other damages caused by fossil fuels, and their role in global warming and all it's disastrous consequences. One of the workers even describes his job as "cleaning up". 2- They all do this job for the good money it brings them (just like their big oil company). 3- They are mad at anyone who criticizes this dangerous and destructive industry.Some of their stories or lifestyles that they have chosen were indeed interesting but other than that, the film does not teach anything new or bring awareness to a certain issue and has no "wow" factor. Even though its intention might have been to shine a positive light on these workers - in spite of the interesting facts you find out about them - still the interviews and the amount of ignorance they have, backfires this plan.