Really people?

Rating: 9/10 (28 December 2019)

I'm pretty sure the people that are mad about the "political nature" of this movie are the same people who love to dish it out but don't know how to take it.
THE MOVIE WAS NOT ABOUT POLITICS. The direct political talk was, obviously, comedic relief. Hopefully even the densest of you got that. As for the underlying messages? Sure you could say that it is pushing a pro refugee narrative. But, ultimately, the decision to have Marta be an immigrant is entirely a plot device designed to help us connect with a character that we, otherwise, might not like. She was an outsider, had little to no friends and family, but worked hard and was kind above everything else. Yet, she wins in the end because of her good heart. Walk away from this movie with that message instead of being mad about an agenda that was hardly even pushed.
Look I hated The Last Jedi. Hated it. I was nervous knowing that Johnson directed Knives Out. But this movie was very well done, funny while remaining serious and emotional, and empowering in the right way. It bashed greed and praised loyalty and love. So if you're hating this movie based on any politics that MIGHT have been in it, knock it off and grow up.
Signed,
A conservative millennial libertarian