An upper class lie

Rating: 10/10 (21 February 2014)

Some people say there world be no content in this movie but I think they are wrong. But I think 99% of the people worldwide are not the target audience for this film. But a lot of people do not understand this and tell everybody how wonderful it is and that the movie makers would avoid a political message. But they are just wrong. This movie is political motivated and Hollywood and the wall street boys give a ***** about disputing problems in a time everything of the civilization is falling apart. They just pay for arts showing someone privileged getting away from an alienated problem, a problem not caused by themselves. But in reality they won't be able to escape and their propaganda factory isn't believable any more. A little bit of the subtext in Gravity is also shown in "Children of men". Cuarón avoids a philosophic discourse about class system, human civilization and the search for reasons. That is of cause because of the investors of his movies. He is a casual writer working for the capital, which makes the content of his movies a stupid lie.