If you change the political stance, the expression of this film is no different from the model show - those who are different are clowns, those who are the same are heroes, and those who are exploited are the ignorance of the people (in a certain sense, each of us has a fool place), trying to incite those who oppose me to become those who obey me, and those who obey me destroy those who oppose me. It's hard for me to see other than to see what else he's trying to do.
I am afraid that Obama himself will laugh and cry when he sees it. He accidentally became a socialist, or even the acquiescence of the insurgent army.
Too strong and too extreme a political slant is bound to make a movie laughable; whether he stands by the rich or the poor, Mike Moore is probably only a third-rate director.
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