It doesn't seem to be so unbearable

Kameron 2022-03-22 09:01:14

I like this kind of movies, and this movie did not disappoint me

Okey 2021-10-20 19:02:52

The trajectory of commentary on Van Hoeven’s films in the American period showed a surprising consistency: at the beginning, they were always accused of being empty and stupid. But given time, it can always be redeemed in the same name. "This is a pungent satire whose subversive nature cannot be immediately grasped by the film critics at the time because it is too clever and subtle." Even the "Starship Team" has been re-rated as one of Van Hoeven's most angry and thoughtful satires. The film uses ultra-conservative texts as the base material. After some reprocessing and deployment, the film suddenly becomes a slogan that lashes at the foundation of American foreign policy and the exploitation of military-industrial groups. But in 1997, the film was sneered at by film critics, and it was even completely misread as endorsing violence! Few directors can be so persistently misunderstood by the mainstream. "If you feel good about this film, you can call it predictive. But we never took it as a warning. Back then, we just saw something very military, very right-wing, and it felt a little fascist, so I felt able to Mock it with sarcasm or other meaning."