The hamburger in the movie is just a representative of advertising marketing, a symbolic thing, and also includes other brands and items, such as clothing, cars, etc. Waiting for the guns to lie down one after another, although very serious, there is an inexplicable sense of joy).
And when we watch this movie, we may be able to understand brand marketing as something else, represented by something else. For example, an doctrine, an idea, a way of life, or anything that can affect you, since we have the ability to think independently, these things affect us everywhere, can defeat There is only greater influence, and greater influence is only formed by greater propaganda, and the breadth, depth and intensity of propaganda.
We live in a world where people speak, and it is not because of the appearance of advertisements. At the end of the film, consumers seem to be "awakened" and reject advertisements by various methods, including violence! This violence must have been the result of a public uproar, but how much propaganda was included in this result? Aren't the protests being broadcast on TV a form of advertising and propaganda in disguise? Ironic!
But what is unexpected is that the film actually succeeded in prompting the government to ban advertisements, and all trademarks were eliminated, showing a beautiful world without brands and advertisements. For example, your car can only be seen from the model to which brand it "used to" belong to. Haven't the Russians given up on communism yet? An undercover agent breaking into the capitalist world? Are they actually our class brothers?
We accept all kinds of information all the time. As long as we are still living in this society, we have to accept this reality. Maybe what we can do is to get in touch with different channels, ideas, and voices from different directions, and then follow our own preferences. Judge, or, ask your friends more!
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