Can I pet that dawg? : Contains spoilers. Click to show. I hate with a passion the inclusion of animal cruelty in tv shows. Guess I'm going to have...
mjjones1986 : Malcolm in the middle of a Freudian-AI-Skynet-Mother-Computer. Hard pass
Steve_mi : it might be akin to immersion or confrontation therapy, or it could be de-stigmatizing for...
grasshopper rex : I can't really see how it would help to put it on film. A book? Could be. I'd think regula...
chugga : ep 2 was the best one
IceKreamSundaze : the Manchurian candidate is another good one
Alien : You're paranoid
BubbaPharm.com : Thanks! Your "atypical" comment got me to watch. Though Sandler has done a few purely dr...
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BluRain : This is a fun show :)
I can’t believe this movie was by Adam McKay. He is usually funny.
Heavy-handed preaching about climate change verrrrrrrrry thinly veiled as satire, and brought to you by a cast that owns a total of 47 private jets.
NOICE!
It is about climate change but its also heavily satirical about the public being swayed by the media and political climate they identify with. And since it doesn’t specifically address climate change, how exactly is it “heavy-handed preaching?” I find that very funny since your response on climate change is exactly what the very premise of this film is about. Something that is very apparent is being ignored and criticized by the public. People choose to rather criticize everything surrounding it and any kind of media regarding it, rather than take the actual matter seriously. I hope you can find the humour in that as well. Or you can choose to be ignorant about that too…