Film Analysis: The End Of Suburbia

In “The End of Suburbia”, the main purpose of the documentary is to explain the oil crisis as we are nearing the oil peak, and had reach the maximum oil supply in the world. That suburbs will likely fail because of this crisis. The documentary the main point they are trying to state, is that people in America cannot continue living the way, they do in Suburbs. The cost of maintaining that life style, is extremely expensive and not energy efficient, using far too much oil to be considered maintainable.

That the idea of the suburbs will come to the end, if there are no ecological recourses available for people to use, other than fossil fuel and natural gas. The solution given by James Hustler Kunstler, as to make the suburbs more like the cities and small towns, the idea that maybe sounds nice, if you never experienced living in a city. His idea is preposterous, theoretical and reality wise, as the idea of making everything

New types of cars can be made that are fueled by renewable energy, these changes can conserve the natural resources that we have, and don’t require removing the suburbs and relocating everyone to cities and towns. The eco-friendly cars are becoming more popular with people, as they care for the environment. The way to make conservatism work, for keeping the Suburbs living style stay in America life.

Will, all this work it cannot be for certain, as the main change is how much the average America commits in their eco-footprint. If cutting down one person eco-footprint will be enough in the long one, as a small thing good or bad can have a major effect if a lot of people do make that change. Things may happen in the future that brings this change to make suburban life to be sustainable, as well as maintainable for all that live there. Bringing a brighter age for all that is not in cramped cities, or deserted towns for the