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Battle of Mother Nature Vs. Man: Outcome is Absolut

Written by Martin Dolan   

In the fight between Mother Nature and Man, who will win?

Ransom Riggs has produced yet another amazing short.
It brings to mind the quote from the sci-fi classic movie War Games when Joshua said:

"A strange game. The only winning move is not to play. How about a nice game of chess?"

 

Now Enjoy- Mother Nature Vs. Mankind!

Directed by Ransom Riggs, and produced in collaboration with Ecogeek.org and Absolut Vodka for the "Absolut World" 
campaign. It Features Michaela Watkins from Saturday Night Live, Levin O'Connor and Dave Shalansky.

See another of Riggs shorts here: How to destroy mankind with Sci-Fi and nanotechnology.

 

Tags: TV Video Humour End of the World

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