5 months ago

@adafeloz Sorry you didn't like it! It's an interesting look at the destabilisation of a country after a, worryingly plausible, large scale cyberattack. The movie critiques our over reliance on digital conveniences, and champions older, more analogue technologies as a more reliable, persistent alternative. It also critiques our inability to trust our fellow man due to the digital echo chambers we've built ourselves, and the prejudices these spaces create within us without ever meeting the people it warns us about. Additionally, it shows the younger generations, unheard and toothless (heh) in their protests to be heard by the elders, resorting to over consumption of material things and media to escape and block out the incoming end of the world. Hope you can give it another try, I truly loved this one and think it's quite poignant given the times. It might even be seen as prophetic if we're on the cusp of a similar, real world cyberattack like this.

5 months ago

@adafeloz the social commentary went right over your head. Do you even read the news? Are you on social media?

5 months ago

it's called nuance, some people are incapable of grasping it.

5 months ago

@adafeloz The point was , that if US has a cyber attack it definitely would be done iran and russia and nothing to do with CIA/deep state or whatever you want to call it. i.e. predictive programming for people who dont have their mental faculties under control.

5 months ago

@hendoben or writing it, apparently.

5 months ago

This was about Cyber attack what will happen to the United States of America if it becomes reality

4 months ago

@ront7 huh, did you even pay attention to the movie? [spoiler]They spell it out at the end that it was an internal coup [/spoiler]

4 months ago

The elite telling us « it’s not us, nothing to see here, blame them »

3 months ago

Home girl finally got to watch her last episode. Duh! but for real, that was a slap in the fkn face for an ending.