Yankees play metaphor again, Reivew on Ca$h

"I watched it last night, and it was very good. Personally, I think this film has more than this rating. It is low because most people don't like or understand this kind of metaphorical film. Pyke cares about it and even uses a gun to force the two couples to rob the money to make up the money. Impossible. The metaphor is the absurd scene caused by the over-lending of American banks and the excessive consumption of ordinary people before the financial crisis.

The couple picked up the 600,000 D that fell from the sky without any effort. This is what the bank did before the subprime mortgage crisis. Lending.
Pyke urges the repayment every centimeter and centimeter, this is the prelude to the crisis.
The two couples changed their lifestyles for the repayment and even robbed them and killed Pyke. Pyke's death was Lehman's collapse, the climax of the crisis
. , the financial industry has survived the difficulties with government support, and there is still a road ahead.

There is another reason for the low rating. I think the Yankees are very uncomfortable watching this film, because they have experienced the embarrassment of Pyke's pressure and lifestyle changes. Oh, We still have to tighten our belts and save money to live."

Is there a political element to this? Or spoilers?

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