Pushing the Liberal Hollywood Agenda

Rating: 5/10 (21 November 2017)

I'm being generous with 5 starts, but that's because of the acting and special affects. The rest is nothing but left wing ideology, and a whole lot of boredom. You can tell a boring movie early on, because a character's actions are always slow in coming. She thinks, she ponders, then she makes the bold move to turn on the TV. Good thing she put her huge left-wing intellect to work on that decision...making the wrong move could have been fatal.
Then we have some left-wing clues early on. "Mom, I told you not to watch that channel, those people are idiots." First, this is made by Hollywood, so what channel do you think they are talking about? Second, she's talking to an older person, and as any Hollywood liberal can tell you, only people of the younger generation are wise enough to dispense the knowledge of the universe. It's that kind of intellectual superiority over others (OVER OTHERS) that always gives them away. Only they know what to do. The clumsy masses just aren't suited for the kind of intelligent discussions that scientists need to make...those same scientists who said we'd be under water by now.
And when one of our favorite actors shows up, Forest Whitaker, as a Colonel seeking her help, she gives him a snarky comment ("you were quick to take care of those insurgents")...letting him know right away that liberal Hollywood does not agree with the idea of not allowing insurgents to kill innocent people. Sheesh, can you be a little more subtle?
The whole movie was about classism and elitism. Everyone is basically stupid except for a small handful of ivy league elites who will save the world from its own ignorance. And they're not arrogant about it, right? Ha!
This is an attempt for Hollywood to give itself more awards and pat itself on the back while looking down on gun nuts and the military.