Kudos to a very clever film

Rating: 7/10 (1 March 2017)

I loved this movie. Yes, it was very entertaining and funny, but that's not where my praise comes from. What I truly enjoyed about this movie was the complete turnaround of the dialog that was heard throughout when you later discover what is really going on. It does it's best to make you think it's about the subtle racism one feels or imagines when in a place filled with people of another race or culture not your own, and this movie does masterfully mislead you towards that all so familiar path that other like films do with a racist agenda.
However, there's a clever twist, for it to be about racism one group must feel superior, hate, or fear toward another, but the subject of the film was not about feelings of supremacy, nor other such malice towards another group but instead its envy. When this realization hits you, it makes you think about everything that was said before and find it was all along taking you to a different road entirely, and it was your own experiences whether it be from life experiences or agendas of other like movies that blinded you to where you were going. This introspective is what I found most amusing and refreshing.