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It's just more israeli "defund da poolice" propaganda. Disgusting.
Weird way to say that it made you think.Good movie, one of this year's best and all it requires is focus. It is very ambiguous with fine acting
That doesn't even need debunking for those who actually watched it-- the movie is in fact utterly devoid of any ESG nonsense. Benicio's character and the call he makes at the end say it all.
Back to the discord, you're not fooling anyone.
Netflix making films about police departments being corrupt isn't ESG huh? What do you think someone who already agrees with this premise takes from this narrative?
>Netflix making films about police departments being corrupt isn't ESG huh?
No it isn't because the result doesn't have anything resembling propaganda.
The black cop partner is depicted as incompetent (and probably part of the criminal gang within the police) and if anything the movie is an ode to a persevering, honest policeman.
You don't see it.
That's not an argument. Consider the fact that paranoia is making you see anti-cop propaganda in a movie that ultimately does the opposite.
You think Netflix making a film about police being corrupt isn't propaganda or advancing their ESG agenda. There's no "argument" that's going to make you see that. You can't see.
I think netflix doesn't have full control always, I think the police corruption/collusion with businessmen doesn't seem contextually unrealistic or forced and most of all the end message says it all. Zero ESG "guidelines" are present in the movie-- if anything, it's refreshing to watch a movie that portrays a black character in a negative, non-idealized way..
Your reasoning attempt- others don't "see" despite your lack of evidence- makes you sound a bit silly and inauthentic. Be vigilant but not paranoid or you'll be filtered when a non-ESG movie is released
>the shield is ESG
>the wire is ESG
>Sopranos is ESG
>true detective is ESG
All feature police corruption. Netflix makes slop but you are in fact moronic
The purpose of television is programming. They tell you stories to get you to think certain ways and form certain views. If you watch 20 years worth of shows about police being corrupt you're going to think they are.
because police aren't corrupt? lel
It isn't that simple.
Yes it is
If you do think like that (I still find your comments suspicious), those you accuse have fricked you in the ass since you lost the ability to tell propaganda from movies that are anything but.
One of the mainstays of drama is purging society from corruption, which in the movie is tied to a handful of cops, not the entire police force
You're missing the forest for the trees.
That's precisely what you are doing-- seeing a conspiracy everywhere means those you think are conspiring turned you into a tool since your discourse is demoralized and defeatist. In fact, you become their slave. Wise up
Why the frick are you on Cinemaphile then you fricking sperg. The anime and porn you watch has programmed you to be a troon and your brain is gone
They are though
>if the police aren't being given medals and getting their dicks sucked every 20 minutes then it's "esg propaganda"
Are you actually under the impression that massive corruption isn't a huge problem in American policing?
There isn't a single good cop movie that doesn't involve corruption in some way.
>Cinemaphile defends industrials
>Cinemaphile defends billionaires
>Cinemaphile defends the police
Where does it end? Are they getting paid? Or is it something else?
This guy is acting like corruption isn't the oldest trope in the book for a cop movie. That's self-inflicted mental moronation.
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kek been a while since I last got a (You) from someone this dumb
>says the shill
It started off good, then revealed its hand in the middle, and then dragged it out with dumb, convoluted writing.
Dumb are those who found the writing "convoluted"
Obtuse is probably the word he's looking for and not convoluted.
It's neither. The plot is perfectly laid out and in fact it eschews excesses of cheap reveals by subtly unraveling the mystery some 40 mins before the movie ends.
If the viewer follows the evidence that's gradually discovered it becomes a journey towards enacting justice.
Even details such as the fate of Eli Phillips are briefly but persuasively hinted at.
>watching netflix originals
Reminder that you don't have to subscribe to netflix or any streaming service to watch these movies/series. And even those most of them are shit, to pass on some of them is a big mistake