skittles
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Well, it definitely poked at the stereotypical right more than the stereotypical left. But it was more a critique on the state of government and the corporatocracy in general. In my opinion, anyway.Fam, would you elaborate on what you said
I think the overarching theme is more prominent than any ideological bent. And it's a message to unplug, and reconnect, and communicate. It felt kinda metamodern. It felt like a unifying message rather than a divisive one. I dunno, I liked it.
Edit: I almost dismissed this movie like 20 minutes in thinking it was just gonna be another hamfisted ultra woke movie, but it wasn't really like that by the end. To me, anyway.