They covered a lot of issues.
- The ratings based Media (thinly disguised Fox and Friends).
- Laura Ingraham - Fox News (played by Cate Blanchett).
- Cancel Culture.
- Celebrity Worship.
- Unregulated free-market Capitalism
- Ad-Hominem character assassinations.
- The corrupt Executive branch of the US Government.
- Conspiracy theorists.
- Tump (played by Meryl Streep).
- Misinformation.
- Zuckerberg/Bezos/Cook/Musk (All played by Peter Isherwood).
- Corporate power, control and exploitation.
- Wealth disparity.
- Fake News.
- Materialism.
- Social Media empires.
- Partisan Identity Politics.
- Republican rallies.
- Anti-Science.
- Apathy about the future of the planet.
Religion seemed to come out of it only slightly damaged but only because of it’s total irrelevance.
The only thing that was a bit far fetched was when the Republicans at the rally realised they’d been lied to by their president... That stretched credibility a little too much.
Much better than the Idiocracy documentary of 2006 and far more poignant.
This is definitely an important film designed to make people feel uncomfortable.
I suspect in 50 years time, we'll look back at this movie and face-palm in shame.
Greta will love it.
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