Same old Marxist message wrapped up in great special effects

Rating: 3/10 (27 August 2013)

It's my fault for wasting time and money going to see this movie, given I knew it starred Matt Damon. The one positive was that the Sci-fi special-effects were excellent, giving a relatively 'realistic' view of where technology/spacecraft/weaponry might actually be in the year 2154.
Yet I don't think it was worth the price of a ticket to have to undergo such a barrage of the same old naïve Marxist preachy propaganda wrapped up in a Sci-fi genre flick with all-too-predictable plot with the typical boogey men being all those 'rich' people and their Republican meanies who care nothing for the poor, and have no problem launching missiles at them to protect their standard of life. I mean, in actual reality, not that Neo-Con Republicrats aren't culpable also for all the global policing/regime change/world control through the barrel of a gun (i.e.,drone strikes), but it amazes me how liberal Obamaphile actors like Matt Damon are oblivious to the totalitarian worldview, policies, and actions of their own beloved leader/government, which are equally as bullyish and violent if not moreso than any Bushite would be. But since it's his guy/his party, it's suddenly OK?
My only hope is that viewers get smarter to how much they are getting "preached at" by Hollywood, no matter what genre it is. Would that our directors/actors would be 'libertarian' at least in their approach to making movies, and just stopped preaching any particular political position in their movies, at least in such an obvious, over-the-top way. It's getting old.
Granted, I am culpable too for being so foolish as to support such nonsense by buying a ticket to the movie. :)