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Bret Easton Ellis Dismisses 'One Battle After Another' for Reeking of 'Liberal Mustiness' (www.thewrap.com)

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[–] The_hypnic_jerk@hexbear.net 8 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago)

Yeah my takeaway was it's a great action flick, that happens to use some leftist framing but it's not really a movie critiquing anything about society just sorta showing an interesting POV.

What it does do well, is that there's no argument being made that the revolutionaries portrayed are gray morally or anything like that. The revolutionaries are the good guys and the US military are bad in this film, but it doesn't waste a bunch of time trying to justify that, it's just played as matter of fact. Which I think is neat