Rhetorical Analysis Of The Inconvenient Truth

Al Gore was going to be our president but then he lost. So he put all of his anger from losing into how global warming is affecting our home planet.In the movie he is trying to convince this audience that global warming is actually happening.In the Inconvenient Truth Mr. Gore uses ethos,pathos, and logos. Mr. Gore is a bold and loud man, who is not afraid to tell you how it is. He is dressed like a professional speaker in a business suit. The way he dresses and talks is a big influence on the audience because if a man goes in front of a crowd and starts talking and is not very loud and stumbling on his words they will not think he is very confident in his topic. The way he dresses also plays a role in influencing the audience because if he is wearing everyday clothes like jeans and a tshirt they will think that he is just an everyday guy like them how does not have any power to make what he is saying come true. …show more content…
It is aimed at them because they are the ones who are going to have to deal with it when they get older. The older generation will most likely die off before it is in full affect. He wants them to know what it happening now so that while they are still growing up they can change some of their daily habits so that it is not as much of a burden on the Earth. Or to prepare them for what is to come. While Mr. Gore is presenting his argument he has a graph behind him that he will point to. At one point in the movie he makes a over exaggerated reference to the graph to show how heat is affecting global warming. He uses a lift to get all the way to the top which really is not that far but he wants you to get the point.The colors that are on the graph also matter because they are red and blue which are both attention grabbers, and that is the whole point of having the argument is to grab the attention of the